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He is a three-time pulitzer prize winning "new york times" columnist and the author of seven best-selling books, including "the world is flat" and most recently "thank you for being late". thank you for coming back. you are very much for the re-election of president joe biden. in fact, thats what prompted you to write this piece, in part. >> first of all, thanks for having me. yes, the real point of my piece is there are in my view, were at a critical juncture and three things cannot happen. isr...

Been charged with because he has command responsibility of the war... yes. of the war crimes. we should say that at this stage, karim khan, the chief prosecutor at the icc, has chosen to specify the crime, which concerns the transfer and deportation of thousands of children from ukrainian territory to russian territory. the kidnapping of children, which is a crime long damned by the geneva convention... but again, to be clear, and your legal experience really matters here, because you have a lon...

The crime, which concerns the transfer and deportation of thousands of children from ukrainian territory to russian territory. the kidnapping of children, which is a crime long damned by the geneva convention... but again, to be clear, and your legal experience really matters here, because you have a long association with war crimes investigations, putin cannot be tried in absentia by the icc, can he? no. he literally... he physically has to be in their hands... the united nations general assemb...

Prosecutor at the icc, has chosen to specify the crime, which concerns the transfer and deportation of thousands of children from ukrainian territory to russian territory. the kidnapping of children, which is a crime long damned by the geneva convention... but again, to be clear, and your legal experience really matters here, because you have a long association with war crimes investigations, putin cannot be tried in absentia by the icc, can he? no. he literally... he physically has to be in the...

From ukrainian territory to russian territory. the kidnapping of children, which is a crime long damned by the geneva convention... but again, to be clear, and your legal experience really matters here, because you have a long association with war crimes investigations, putin cannot be tried in absentia by the icc, can he? no. he literally... he physically has to be in their hands... the united nations general assembly could set up a court to try him in absentia for the crime of aggression, but ...

We should say that at this stage, karim khan, the chief prosecutor at the icc, has chosen to specify the crime, which concerns the transfer and deportation of thousands of children from ukrainian territory to russian territory. the kidnapping of children, which is a crime long damned by the geneva convention... but again, to be clear, and your legal experience really matters here, because you have a long association with war crimes investigations, putin cannot be tried in absentia by the icc, ca...

And -- that and on the military side roughly 60 billion. weve till got some run to go there. but -- runway to go there. but i think we need to keep that commitment. and the truth is the russian army is being chewed up by the ukrainians. we spent $800 billion a year on defense most of my lifetime to prevent russia from exploiting that. were having the ukrainians do that right now, in a sense, for us. i think we need to continue that. i think you will see the vast majority of members of congress i...

NATO chief Jens Stoltenberg said Tuesday that Ukraine will become a member of the alliance in the "long-term", but stressed that the immediate issue is it remaining an independent nation in the face of Russia's invasion.

The ukrainian people have said is they are voting with their lives to say we will give up our lives to have a taste of the kind of freedom that we in the west enjoy every day. and i think we all do need to rise to that occasion. but is there a danger of going too far? we are dealing with the leader of the worlds second nuclear superpower. when you take the stance you are taking that, in essence, putin cannot be allowed to continue, arent you risking nuclear war? and the countervailing risk is to...

Like russia or china? and i think what at least the ukrainian people have said is they are voting with their lives to say we will give up our lives to have a taste of the kind of freedom that we in the west enjoy every day. and i think we all do need to rise to that occasion. but is there a danger of going too far? we are dealing with the leader of the worlds second nuclear superpower. when you take the stance you are taking that, in essence, putin cannot be allowed to continue, arent you riskin...