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Its led to multi-national corporate power. these are very powerful networks and theyre going to hurt putin. the one downside and its very hard. in this war there hasnt seemed to be a win/win situation because as russia is more isolated from the western financial system and western companies, its going push it more into the arms of china. already youve seen china picking up the slack, buying more russian grain, more russian oil, pulling russia closer to its financial network. ultimately i expect ...

Look at it. if you see a lot of upside, because well im not satisfied with the country but happy the way i am so that tells you that theres potential slack in this rope and so far, seeing these job numbers and sighing in the confidence that this presidents displaying and its a real crisis, i mean really bad stuff, i worked in ukraine, many times, its encouraging and i think those numbers have really have potential for upside, i hope they do. >> its funny you talk about in a as a lagging indicato...

Warsaw pact, until it was formally dissolved in 1991. but, nato, the greatest military alliance in the history of the world, took up the slack. all of those warsaw pact countries, ultimately, along with many other former eastern bloc nations, joined nato. but, not ukraine. ukraine has never joined nato. in 2019, it has the constitution to admit itself to, eventually joining nato. of course, russia cited the threat of joining nato, as one of the justifications for its invasion. as far as the nons...

>> having no mcdonalds, not being able to get starbucks, thats an inconvenience. but targeting russias energy sector has ramifications. downgraded from b to c, saying a default is imminent because of proposals that could limit trade and energy increase the probability of a policy response by russia that includes at least selective nonpayment of its foreign debt obligations. is it really true to think that russias economy is in danger of collapsing? >> 100%. assuming that china doesnt come in and...

Battle, of selfie videos posted from the streets. >> translator: this is our land, our country. and we are defending all of it. >> reporter: these are products, analysts say of a leadership team which knows how to connect with younger audiences. >> theyre very in tune with that younger generation. these guys really master social media in a way that has been very effective. >> reporter: contrast that with the autocrat in the kremlin, who sits distanced from aides at long tables, and whose message...

You came to me with this. my friend noah came to me, arent cars more mule efficient than they used to be? they are, in fact, are. i said whats the average price to go 100 miles and take into account fuel efficiency and inflation. now the average price go 100 miles is $17. back in july of 2008 it was about $25. this was using real piles per gallon. again, im not sure that really helps people out. >> about a third less. it matters in historical terms. it may not be as much of a sting as it is then...

Countries can we go into a cold war freeze with?— freeze with? and that is a serious ruestion, freeze with? and that is a serious question. even — freeze with? and that is a serious question, even with _ freeze with? and that is a serious question, even with president - freeze with? and that is a serious i question, even with president putin. lucy, what are your full sub out whether you can continue peace talks, for instance, with president putin, while also saying they must be no way back f...

Military alliance in the history of the world, took up the slack. all of those warsaw pact countries, ultimately, along with many other former eastern bloc nations, joined nato. but, not ukraine. ukraine has never joined nato. in 2019, it has the constitution to admit itself to, eventually joining nato. of course, russia cited the threat of joining nato, as one of the justifications for its invasion. as far as the nonsensical reasons for the nonsensical attack on ukraine goes, is one that holds ...

This looming food shortage that is going to result, according to experts, from the lack of food, wheat and other products from russia and ukraine, the bread baskets for so many countries particularly in north africa and ethiopia, she said were going to be in a situation where we have to choose to take food from a hungry child to give it to a starving one. she said thats what were up against and while theyre trying to find other sources of food to pick up the slack, she could not tell me right no...

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