that makes the notion of a conflict much more troublesome both in terms of impact on the people involved and in terms of managing it from a policyr of view. >> mike,t( as you have been talking, we aree1 showing pictus of president xi standing in solidarity with president putin. their extended visit in moscow, what shouldxd americans make of this, to be seen with president putin a year into the invasion of ukraine where the west is on the side of ukraine and funding and backing president zelenskyy while russia is attacking civilians, attacking infrastructure. what does this mean for our relationship withe1 e1china? >> xi jinping'si] embrace of vladimir putin is not going to help t(china's relationship wit the united states. the chinese and the ñrrussians, think, see themselves asñi alli in trying toxd counter and push back against what they see as the oku.s.-led world order, and while we don't know a lot of
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