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Said today is actually the same thing. he said on that point they still don't know whether putin has made a decision. but clearly, the information that they are trying to present today was of increased urgency. one, on the timeline. they said that, now, the intelligence is that this kind of invasion could actually happen before the olympic games end. remember, prior to this, the intelligence coming out of the u.s. was that it was unlikely that russia would invade ukraine while the olympic games was happening. and then, we, of course, heard the very dire warnings from jake sullivan directed at ...

Ukraine? >> one of the things made mention of this is the vote in the security council was 10-2. russia and china the only ones voting against this action. but a long time since america's been able to get ten votes at the security council on a major issue like this. i do think digging out an exit ramp for putin is a challenge. i don't think anybody has that full answer. clearly putin has got such a small circle of advisors for this point and he is the ultimate decider. and as you pointed out, these next two to three weeks are going to be critical. although, i don't know whether putin would lau...

On the one hand there's dynamic still at play. >> a little more than a week ago the white house changed its wording of the russian invasion threat no longer using the word "imminent." so why are they now characterizing it so strongly again? yeah, that's right. earlier this month prospress secretary jen psaki took the podium and she said, look, we're not going to use the word imminent anymore because we don't want to wrongly suggest that we know whether putin has made a decision on whether to invade ukraine or not. to be clear what jake sullivan said today is actually the same thing he said on ...

This will continue, particularly as putin is disappointed in the ability of his actual troops to get control over kyiv and kharkiv. and i think this means eventually he'll be, perhaps, an international law investigation whether that will amount to anything in terms of the ability to actually bring putin into some kind of court is very doubtful. some of the people who are aiding and abetting him may ultimately face some kind of a legal reckoning. >> so is that what would have to happen? putin would have to turn himself in, if he were to be prosecuted for war crimes? >> either someone would have...

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