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Geneva, i think there are grounds for and a means to address some of the mutual concerns that we have about security. well see if that bears out. and meanwhile, we will continue to prepare resolutely, to both paths that weve laid out for russia, the path of diplomacy and dialogue or the path of renewed aggression, confrontation, and consequence consequences. >> im sorry. we have very limited time. michael? >> im sorry. so i have to say that russia shares our sense of urgency, the need to see if ...

Secretary is the same thing the last eight months, u.s. stands shoulder to shoulder with the ukraine, if russia were to invade there would be heavy sanctions to pay and still they believe a diplomatic solution to this. >> we have offered two paths to russia. a diplomatic path through dialogue, to try to resolve these differences peacefully, the other path if russia decides to renew aggression against ukraine is one of conflict and severe consequences. >> but while the u.s. keeps making threats, ...

>> there are two paths for russia to take at this point. for president putin to take. he can take the path to diplomacy. or there is a path of escalation. we are certainly hopeful that the path to diplomacy is the path that they will take. >> this comes, as cnn learns that the biden administration quietly authorized another $200 million in aid for ukraine amid growing fears about the russian troop buildup on the border -- hundreds of thousands of troops. matthew chance is out front. >> reporter:...

Forward, this is a great test for the biden administration. also a grave threat to u.s. and for our allies in you were europe, russia taking -- staked out here. putin saying he wants to expand russia to its prior borders. then calling on the united states and allies to have no weapons based in country that joined nato or exercises that joined. that included poland also, there is a great swath of europe that is watching this and looking for leadership from the biden administration. trey: i want t...

Two republican governors, two of their partys biggest stars who took different paths to getting to the top doubling down on their bases biggest issues like keeping kids in classrooms during the pandemic and ending mask mandates and keeping critical race theory out of schools. glenn youngkin defeated his opponent last november in virginias hard-fought gubernatorial election. >> all righty, virginia, we won this thing! >> reporter: and once in office, he got to work fulfilling campaign promises. h...

Elected governments are going to see the lights and the heating go down in their countries? i think so, because we are even more dependent upon peace in europe. and peace in europe is dependent upon respecting the right of each individual nation. that is something that we are far more dependent on — peace — then gas. kristina, i mean come on this issue of sanctions, yes, carry on talking, you are all saying. but you have got to have a threat of "or else" and the sanctions path. i mean, do yo...

But we are even more dependent... hang on, hang on, you arejust saying that is a price that has to be paid. do you think democratically elected governments are going to see the lights and the heating go down in their countries? i think so, because we are even more dependent upon peace in europe. and peace in europe is dependent upon respecting the right of each individual nation. that is something that we are far more dependent on — peace — then gas. kristina, i mean come on this issue of sa...

Will never know how she answer because no one in the media would ever ask her. if reporters are the most bovine of the herd animals. if the other kids say its -- journalists feel that way about everything, but especially about armed conflict. the longest war in american history ended this fall when we left afghanistan. the new consensus in washington is we need another war, now. and that is especially prevalent in tv news. watch this teleprompter jacket try to push our russia-hitting secretary o...

You still insist crimea is part of ukraine. there are parts of ukraine that are not under the control of the government of kyiv. do you feel that these latest threats are just a continuation of something that ukrainians have been living with now for the best part of a decade? absolutely. i do believe that when these peaceful wars happened 30 plus years ago and all of us we decided to go our different paths peacefully, deciding to find a better place, it doesnt mean we have to fight each other bu...

Austin, chairman milley wrapping up their remarks and q and a portion of the press conference, update on the escalate n conflict on the border of ukraine with russia. lets bring in general jack keane, fox news senior strategic analyst. seems the message is they can achieve success through dialogue, secretary austin saying there is still time and space for diplomacy. reaction to what you just heard there, welcome. >> i dont think there was much news there, certainly. but i do appreciate the fact ...