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Without serious sanctions. so sanctions work and these sanctions work and these sanctions are very, very powerful and will, indeed, render russia a rogue state and lock it down and isolated. taste lock it down and isolated. we have et lock it down and isolated. we have yet to — lock it down and isolated. we have yet to talk about energy because russia is a huge producer of all sorts of energy, gas and oil and so on. other any moves on the horizon 0ther any moves on the horizon to limit russias...

And when it comes to the mental health of our children, today, im instructing the department of education, health and human services to develop initial guidance to schools that will help them provide mental health support for students in our schools. and this is going to include enabling schools to use medicaid funds to deliver those important services. and because to me, the state of the union was more than a speech to me. it was an action plan, an action plan to lower costs, to address our cri...

Airspace, and target of the oligarchs they wanted to see more. how can the president at one time say the next few weeks will be very hard for the ukrainian people, and then not do more to support them. not provide more offensive weaponry, not close the airspace, which is what they have been asking for. president zelenskyy has been asking for again and again, and today they are sending me pictures, many of them running between homes and shelters as the air-raid sirens go off. there are more barri...

The fog of war. i think this was biden saying there is no room for neutrality, this is democracy versus autocracy in real time and the u.s. is helping lead the western world to contain and confront vladimir putins aggression. no ambiguity about that. >> you say more going on that we dont know. there might be. i pressed jen psaki on that, she wouldnt answer, understandably. there did appear to be relative unanimity in the chamber when the president was talking about ukraine. >> how about -- even ...

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Democrats have control. i think you need to bring in a searing early for people, what they will do if they get power? which is relitigate the last election, make it more expensive to get health care. if not help you with prices are wages, help the wealthy. be obsessed with venturing donald trump and his family and not helping their own. there is a recipe there. what i like about tester is that he is on offense, when you have to do in montana, all the time. i think the democrats have been under t...

The american people they should want to do more here? >> you know, im sorry, i -- it is easy for me to say, i know. but i hear people complaining, understandably, about gasoline prices and that kind of thing, and, you know, it is a global market and there is a lot more our own country could do. it is unbelievable were not. but, you know, it is a small price, you know. it is a small price to pay for supporting a country that wants to move our way, that has the same dreams and aspirations that we ...

To war and they come home. and mental health of our children, today im instructing the department of education, health and human services to develop initial guidance to schools that will help them provide mental health support for our students in our schools. and this is going to include enabling schools to use medicaid funds to deliver those important services. and because to me the state of the union was more than a speech to me. it was an action plan. an action plan to lower costs, to address...

Pain as a mother, as a human. i think thats just -- thats just, i mean, unbearable. i would say that mother of each and every ukrainian kid is scared to death. >> scared to death and understandably so. parents, just like the member of ukraines parliament you just heard from, trying to save their children from war. russias invasion has pushed a million and a half people out of their own country. half of them kids. dat u.n. marking this, the largest exodus in europe since world war ii. cameras rol...

Say, claiming its always been part of russia, which is not historically true, and that presumably he believes gives him justification for further military moves in the east. slicing off another piece of that and perhaps going forward attempting to bring it all under russian control. we havent seen that yet but at least the way he presented his argument it was concerning. and the truth is it goes beyond that because he was waxing nostalgic. he said they should not have been able to leave the russ...