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Horrific and offense to humanity, but what is happening in russia, too. >> so, lieutenant colonel vindman, you have a recent opinion piece in "the atlantic" entitled "america could have done so much more to protect ukraine" and you write in part, u.s. leaders cannot absolve themselves of guilt by claiming they did all they could to prevent another invasion. they offered a necessary response, not a sufficient one. like every administration since the end of the cold war, joe biden fell victim to w...

Materials in which biden said are basically okay to hand over because of executive privilege within 15 days. and that cuts in half the amount of time that was normally there for handing over documents and if youre the january 6 committee and ask the nets as wide as possible and trying to go down all of these different paths little pieces like that just a few weeks of time to get new pieces of evidence and information are important and potentially helpful to move things along faster so it is not ...

The deterrence affected the sanctions are meaningful one because especially remember also we sincerely hope there is a diplomatic path out of this moment within the context of the fact the window was still opening, still open although it is absolutely narrowing but in the context of diplomatic paths "the deterrence we believe as americans." of course it has merit. the only question is what the hell are you talking about, the answer is kamala harris has no idea what shes talking about and the dir...

Of that can be done without putting boots on the ground. >> finally, admiral, what is your message? briefly, what is your message to president biden? what does he need to focus on now? >> i think hes done a good job thus far. ratchet up the sanctions, flood the zone with more weapons through lviv. continue to energize the nato alliance and watch the -- you brought it up earlier, the oligarch yacht index. i think there are paths through there that community that are worth exploring. i know he has...

Giving up. its the brave people youre showing that might have an impact. >> yes. i was going to say. i mean, the isolation that russia is facing is maybe not going to impact somebody like vladimir putin directly. but because of the pressure. it is going to have to cash russia -- russia in a price. take the question is that were those people? -- desperate men take up this room measures. do you think he doubles down after facing tougher resistance? does he lashed out against ukraine after trying t...

And of course in recent weeks, before the invasion began, i laid out before the united nations the security council exactly what we expected putin to do and how he would do it. creating bogus pretext for war, and then using those false flags an other operations as justification for invading ukraine. and for months we made clear that this is what we expected. but at the same time, it is our obligation, my obligation, the obligation of allies and partners to pursue diplomacy if there is any opport...

In recent weeks the warnings have been much more dire and grim as far as what russia is capable of. but we do appear to be going from simmer to boil with all signs pointing to an imminent invasion. you see that in the public and private choreography. publicly the president for the second time in nearly as many days meeting with his top national security team behind closed doors. at this point you also see much more clearly these two paths that have been laid out by the u.s., by our allies for th...

That he demands, which is that nato is saying that it never enlarge again and that it withdrew to the military posture it had in 1997. so if you look at that, its hard to see how diplomacy can work. were waiting to see whether mr. putin is going to announce. and as we speak, the recognition of those two separatist entities, which would involve making a small military incursion there. that i think wouldnt solve everything but would eliminate one of the diplomatic paths which is a so-called minsk ...

To kyiv, to lviv every single day. there is a lot of trauma and surgery needs to car kyiv, odesa, this is what we do in the field whilst also monitoring the attacks. the what we do in the field whilst also monitoring the attacks.— monitoring the attacks. the need safe aths monitoring the attacks. the need safe paths to _ monitoring the attacks. the need safe paths to get _ monitoring the attacks. the need safe paths to get the _ monitoring the attacks. the need safe paths to get the supplies -...

Response. weve seen many countries open their borders to refugees. and on the border, it does seem stark compared to the process in the last few years. >> and thats really remarkable. weve seen those countries offering and accepting a tremendous number of refugees. and those are countries where we need to look at, poland, and hungary. but also countries like moldova, which have not had the privilege of being parts of europe. and the frame wrecker of moving refugees into other countries to lessen...