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Each crisis. mr. putin es illegal aggressiv foreign policy. have u.s. allies and ukraine done enough this time to deter another invasion? >> right, well, obviously, the jurys out on whether weve done enough. but the point that im trying to make in that piece there is whether we deter him or not. that is to say, whether vladimir putin makes another military attack on ukraine of any size, shape or form. we need to actually treat russia like the international pariah that it is because its threateni...

Whats in putin es mind. the general view, no one knows if hes made the decision to invade or not, but we do know general clark that secretary of state tony blinken laid out very clearly how russia could, in his words, manufacture a pretext for its attack. i want to play kind of the detail that he offered. >> this could be a violent event that russia will bring on ukraine or an outrageous accusation that russia will level against the ukrainian government. we dont know exactly the form it will tak...

Maine back in 1963, he is quoting at that time 1914, the former chancellor of germany looked to his successor, and he said how did this all happen, and his successor said if one only knew. and kennedy cited that comment in terms of the united states risk risking a war with the soviet union, a nuclear war. he didnt want to have the responsibility, if we ever have a nuclear war, somebody from the ashing to say how did this all happen. if we only knew. president bidens responsibility is to keep us ...

You know, free, democratic country like ukraine, then it can essentially happen anywhere, so its just something i think people should think about. ukraine did not want this, like you have stated and were a peaceful country, and it can definitely happen anywhere. but we are definitely very grateful for all the love and kindness weve been shown from all the other countries. its really beautiful. >> how much longer do you think you can hold out? >> here in kyiv? >> yeah. >> i mean, well see, day by...

Detention, likely not. >> translator: the interrogation lasted for more than 14 hours. i was not allowed to contact my relatives or provided with any help. i was in a rather tough situation. all the comments will be made tomorrow. i just need to rest today. >> reporter: the question for some now is her protest an indication putins propaganda machine is faltering. >> no matter where, whether she had spent days preparing for that or hours, it definitely shows a change in the mood of those working ...

You know, capabilities, but not air -- so but nonetheless, the president is the one in charge and his administration to make that distinction. whats the risk, whats the benefit. most of the information ive heard is that the risk is higher than the benefit because most of the ar till atillery is coming, the fire thats being used now is coming from artillery and missiles, which aircraft are not going to be helped to take down. so i think the president has the information. he has to make the call. ...

Important this funning ding is was speaking to members of congress when he made these remarks. >> putins aggression against ukraine has united people all across america, united our two parties in congress and united the freedom loving world, and an act with urgency and resolve that we are doing right no that youve provided me the ability to do. >> reporter: so don well see these remarks from president biden tomorrow. then next week he is going to head to europe. hes going to brussels for this pr...

This will be their third conversation since trump took office ask the first since putin e denounced the u.s. since the syrian missile strike. all this as questions continue to swirl between ties between the trump campaign and the kremlin. four separate committees on capitol hill are investigating. >> according to the president, the white house staff is getting it together despite reports of in fighting between reince priebus and steve bannon. for awhile it was a little testy, i guess for sol of ...