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Choice language that all of us picked up on that the president talked about? >> i think he did. there was a feeling, as mike mentioned, you know, that, look, if there's going to be either a major diplomatic break through of sorts, hopefully, or more tragically if there's going to be war, it was important for him to get out ahead of that and lay out essentially here's the policy, here's what i've been doing, here's why this matters to you. here's some of the impacts you might deal with if we do impose sanctions that have a negative effect on energy prices and the economy. i was struck that it w...

Book, wouldn't that help him in the eyes of the world? >> i think, you know, president zelensky has kind of changed his tune on this in recent days. for a time, he didn't want to panic his population. for the last several days we have been in a different circumstance, the window that feels like something between the ramp up to war and the actual war and the reality, though, what i was struck by is number one him leaving ukraine despite the threat that russia might invade while he's gone and shut down the airspace and prevent him from getting in and that could be destabilizing because russia ma...

Says he's calling for. he's calling for a sweeping reimagination of the european security architecture. he wants to turn back the clock on so many years of nato expansion. when you talk to u.s. officials they said they have zero appetite and not willing to give when it comes to the core interests. so, what the west is offered is smaller piecemeal offerings. like arm control agreements. to limit military exercise. the kremlin said those sound good to us. they're not our core demand. you are not listening to us and therefore we might have to pursue a military solution. that is jargen the u.s. of...

Guarantees outside the nato framework. so this is very positive. that was a core demand. demilitarization. there's further signs on the ukrainian side that they're willing to work on that. now the issues of territory of donbas and also of crimea, there's also potential here because putin has backed off some of his initial demands because there was initially the thought he was not going to stop until he had regime change in kyiv. now at this point, given the fierce resistance, it would be foolish for him to try to take it that far. and he said and we can't just take words, as fact, but he says ...

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