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Unity of purpose, were seeing, you know, phone call coming up now with biden and the allies on what more can be done, both on the security side, and on the sanctions side. so i think we need to keep on trying to figure out what more can we do to prevail in this fight, this is about the future of ukraine, but it is also more broadly about the future of the free world. >> i dont want to downplay the amount of weapons that the u.s. has been sending, and that weapons flow is increasing. but you are ...

A determination of russia to redraw the map of eastern europe and potentially beyond. and were not quite sure how to respond yet. weve done well on the sanctions side, but militarily, nato is the most potent military alliance in the world, but were still not quite sure how to utilise that, how to stand up to putins aggression. youve got some ideas — a no—fly zone, for instance. you know that there are regular objections to this. nato chiefjens stoltenberg says the only way to implement a no�...

I dont have a blueprint, but i do believe that we need a change in attitude, a change of direction, a recognition that we have entered a new era of insecurity. i think the west has been taken aback by the aggression, by the scale of anger that were seeing from russia, a determination of russia to redraw the map of eastern europe and potentially beyond. and were not quite sure how to respond yet. weve done well on the sanctions side, but militarily, nato is the most potent military alliance in th...

Sanctions side, but militarily, nato is the most potent military alliance in the world, but were still not quite sure how to utilise that, how to stand up to putins aggression. youve got some ideas — a no—fly zone, for instance. you know that there are regular objections to this. nato chiefjens stoltenberg says the only way to implement a no—fly zone is to send nato fighter planes into ukrainian airspace and then impose that no—fly zone by shooting down russian planes. us secretary of st...

You dont like what trump doing and unfair to blame them for not doing enough. >> let me tell you. congress is a co-equal branch of government, folks. so i appreciate everything that republicans in congress have done up until this point and our president stood on the stage next to vladimir putin the other day and gave him a back rub, lotion on the mans feet and so the question is, and today, he attempted to squirm out of what he said and then continued to step on all of our -- >> what do you want...

Under sanctions? at that point what new sanctions could be enacted that might have any bite? >> its hard to say. people have tried to get at the koreans by banning cigarettes and liquor sales and things like that. and nothing really on the sanctions side has really moved them. the issue is whether china would somehow quarantine north korea, prevent any movement across that border, stop selling them refined gasoline. as you know they have no refineries there. so maybe china could step it up. but ...

The united states. i think on the iranian side they have deep principles many of which we disagree with but theyre not illegitimate. theyre their interests as they see them. i think there is a way for the two sides to come to an understanding, but on the iranian side theyre going to push a hard bargain. they have a very clear idea of what they want and theyll be very nice about it and theyll put out good ideas for compromise but theyre going to stick very squarely to what thawey want. >> hillary...

The bargain is iran would do in a negotiated context, do what it would take to constrain their program. they would work on a technical basis to build in safeguards for verification and monitoring of their program. in exchange for the lifting of sanctions. the multilateral sanctions and unilateral sanctions. what weve seen on the iranian side is deep concern that the united states is backpedalling on the part of the bargain they want the lifting of sanction. what youre seeing on the iranian side ...

>> could get in trouble for that. when you say you wanted to show another side to big data yet so many people especially young people your fans have these conflicted relationships with so many of these digital companies. what is the takeaway you want people to draw from this work from this series about their role as a data point in big data? >> so i think the point of it was certainly not -- you know, as much as i would of loved to do an episode on net neutrality thats not what our show is. inst...