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Of the proxy struggle between the united states and the chinese communist party. thats what im looking at. we have to prevent this growing union between russia and china. >> the house armed services chairman, adam smith, democrat in washington, expressed this concern about an alliance between china and russia. lets play it. >> china is the one country best positioned to bail out putin now that hes dug himself this hole in our sanctions and the unity of the west against him. we need to make sure ...

The land mass russia and china led by the chinese communist party. that is existential threat to the united states. china is underwriting this russian invasion of ukraine in all but name. they ever supplying the russians with arms and they are giving russia economic relief due to these new sanctions. so, i think that no one is larger hawk than me against the chinese communist party. we have to look at the larger scope of this conflict in terms of the proxy struggle between the united states and ...

An evil regime. >> eric: russia will not do anything. look, they are supplying weapons, a ship just docked there. to supply the government. i mean, how can they constantly and continually block the efforts to try and do something here? >> of course, russia under putin now, is seeking to sort of right assert itself in the region, as you know, this is also a proxy struggle for influence in the middle east. between those aligned with tehran and the sunni governments in doha and saudi arabia and the...

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which appears to hope that syrias president assad will negotiate his own departure, seems utterly doomed. instead, america, the western world, indeed, the civilized world should attempt to dislodge the assad regime. but is there a smart way to do it? for a number of reasons military intervention is unlikely to work well in syria. unlike in, say, libya, syria is not a vast country with huge stretches of land where rebels can retreat, hide, and be resupplied. syria is roughly one-tenth t...