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Security commitments throughout the region, five of our seven treaty alliances are there in the indo—pacific and nothing has changed. either about our commitment to help taiwan in self defence, and also nothing has changed about our one china policy. we have said all along that there is no basis, nojustification for the chinese to establish some sort of pretext for this to emerge into a crisis or conflict. there is of course whatjohn kirby says there but i think some of our viewers may be thin...

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Do some more, so we will watch this very closely. we have serious security commitments and five are seven treaty alliances in the indo—pacific, we take those very seriously and nothing is changed either about our commitments to help taiwan and their self—defense, but also to support their self—defense, rather. and the one china policy. he said all along that there is no basis, nojustification said all along that there is no basis, no justification for the chinese to establish some sort of ...

Territory, weve also heard from the g7 today a willingness to some kind of security commitments potentially to ukraine with any kind of negotiation — thats decided at the end. so these are things ukraine wanted to know going into any potential future negotiations here, so itll be a bit of a back—and—forth but this conversations, i think we can trust they are happening.— conversations, i think we can trust they are happening. doctor, good to hear our they are happening. doctor, good to he...

Senior fellow at the carnegie endowment. good morning to you, thank you so much for being with us this morning. >> good morning. >> so, you know, as we know, president biden shifting his foreign policy focus to asia. of course he has been preoccupied as much of the world has with ukraine. first off, tell us big picture here, whats the big goal? what are the priorities? what does he want to achieve while hes in asia? >> i think there are three priorities, number one, to reinforce existing bilater...

Putin as tensions mount between the two nations. kevin: biden plans to deal with his russian counterpart as best he can he has a lot of work to do. >> that is right. president biden and russian president putin are scheduled to hold her second called this month to discuss a variety of topics including ukraine. the conversation was reportedly requested by letter of the version was trying to negotiate a deal about security commitments by the united states and nato. both sides are working to get ahe...

Too, because were still trying to figure out where we are in the decision space with vladimir putin. it is not exactly clear what his intentions are, tactic ll with respect to ukrainian and so we dont believe hes made a final decision we want to makesure there is a diplomatic pack. the sect believed that bases on what weve been seeing over the last several days through the course of the weekend that this was a prudent step forward. and ill tell you one more thing about what miss hill wrote and i...

Something militarily. he has enough capability that if he wanted to make another incursion, he could do it any day. >> sandra: 2,000 troops are leaving fort bragg for eastern europe to help deal with the russia ukraine situation. one republican senator saying the administration is putting the u.s. in a horrible situation with this move. its throwing gas on the fire. what would you say to that? you believe that to be the case? >> what were trying to do, sandra, is two things. one, we continue to ...

Enclave in poland, for example, the baltics. so to the extent that the u.s. physically, you know, provides physical manifestations with support, which means more troops present on the eastern flank, i think we need to be concerned about deterring putin from further encroachment into europe. >> that is an alarming prospect given the security commitments the u.s. and nato has to those allies. james clapper, always good to have you on. >> thanks, jim. again, we are monitoring the white house. we ...

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