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About rybelsus® today. back now to those talks between the u.s. and russia that weve been mentioning during the show. state department spokesperson ned price joins us now, spokesperson for the u.s. department of state. welcome to the show, ned. >> thanks for having me. >> russia did not escalate, they did not walk out. is that a win? >> its too soon to tell. this is the start of a conversation with russia that will continue this week. its part and parcel of what weve been saying for some time...

Forces on ukraines border with the history of 2014 in our minds and russias invasion of ukraine then, were rightly focused on that. its also important that people understand that there are a range of things russia can do. were prepared to deal with all of those. >> im going to get to those other potential options russia has in a moment, but broadly, you mentioned the troops. theres 127,000 russian troops now near the border. how much power in all honesty does the u.s. really have to stop russia?...

Greg: we are all outside in geneva and thats where the crucial talks will be starting tomorrow. theyre all triggered by one hundred thousand. >> u.s.-led alliance to back off from russia. here is how secretary blinken described the choices putin is facing. >> i dont know if the decision has been made and its cleared that we have offered him two paths to it. diplomacy and dialogue and the other deterrence and massive consequences for russia if it renews aggression with ukraine and we are about to...

Dialog and diplomacy that could serve to deescalate in which the russian federation engages in good faith. we would be behind anything that would serve to deescalate tensions in a genuine way. that is precisely why we have engaged multilaterally and also bilaterally again in full consultation with our partners and allies with the russian federation. there are two paths. youve heard us say this before. the path of diplomacy and dialog and the path of defense and deterrence. we are pursuing both p...

How much power in all honesty does the u.s. really have to stop russia? >> weve given russia two paths, a path of diplomacy and dialogue, one i engaged with former minister lavrov. its not just us saying it. the g7, the worlds leading democratic economies have been clear about that. the european union has been clear about that. nato has been clear about that. as were doing that, we provided more defensive assistance, military assistance to ukraine last year than at any time in the past. i just a...

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Kellogg in moscow, alexandria hoff in washington with the latest from our nations capitol. >> reporter: the president has declared if russia further invades ukraine, the u.s. alongside allies and partners are ready to impose consequences. the statement was made this weekend after president biden met with his national security team at camp david to discuss what they call continued russia aggressive action towards ukraine. in geneva, top diplomats once again failed to come to agreement over the br...

Sanctions on russian energy exports are going to be and show him that the costs are going to be too high for him to bear. shannon: so, mo, senator ernst is among the republicans who say that the president has emboldened vladimir putin. shes a veteran herself. she says the president has not maximized his options for defensive weapon sales to ukraine, and putin knows it. he also knows the biden administration lobbied democrats to vote against nord stream 2 sanctions, necessary aptions -- actions t...

Saying smith has a rap sheet including arrest necessary san francisco and south carolina. somehow he was freed on a $1000 bail in october for undisclosed misdemeanor charge. last week he crossed paths with brianna kupfer. she was working at a design furniture store in l.a. smith targeted her in a random act of violence. >> brianna kupfer was working all by herself and sent a text to a friend letting her know there was someone in the location giving her a bad vibe. >> brianna kupfers father blami...

Sanctions on russian energy exports are going to be and show him that the costs are going to be too high for him to bear. shannon: so, mo, senator ernst is among the republicans who say that the president has emboldened vladimir putin. shes a veteran herself. she says the president has not maximized his options for defensive weapon sales to ukraine, and putin knows it. he also knows the biden administration lobbied democrats to vote against nord stream 2 sanctions, necessary aptions -- actions t...