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i actually thought that ron desantis is trying to -- he made civil appeals to her on a reaganesque kind of language. morning in america so he was kind of doing this. things are really tough but we can be optimistic, decline is a choice, american decline is not inevitable. and i think that you need that right now in a cold war with china. but i think he needs to flush out the concept. i agree with morgan on the ukraine issue. ron desantis said that he still supports ukraine but he wants you up to will help so he is the defensive of ukraine. it was vivek who really had to take a terrible evening on foreign policy where he really did seem to be pessimistic about america for -- america's future and weak on how he would handle the foreign policy crisis. we have been in a foreign policy disastrous cascade of national security crisis from afghanistan on and there's really only several candidates that captured that. nikki haley had a standout moment tonight on foreign policy because the american people still want peace through strength and the candidates who channel that while i think had the big is a pause. >> trace: you, and she has
surrogates about voters' concerns about his age is to respond by saying with age comes wisdom and experience. because of that wisdom and experience that he's been able to enact major consequential pieces of economic legislation, navigated through a divided congress to deal with a foreign policy crisis on the scale of russia's invasion of ukraine, but we couldn't help but notice, especially in these last few weeks that the president himself seems to be trying to diffuse this issue by making light of it, and there's ample political precedent in doing so, yasmin. perhaps one of the great debate one liners in political history of this country is when ronald reagan running against walter make an issue of his opponent's youth and inexperience. we remember bob dole and john mccain running against decades younger candidates, trying to go on "snl," on late night talk shows to diffuse this. so the president is doing this as well, and it is really something that they have found as you heard in those clips, voters respond to in the room. >> yeah. jonathan allen, you mentioned you're in new hampshire.
blackmail attempts to produce unrest will fail. this is a story about a villainous war criminal, and a more villainous until their dramatic bust up this week was basically putin's military fixer carrying out brutal acts on the battlefield. ambassador mcfall, former ambassador to russia described them on saturday as events were unfolding as quote, two thugs. one of them, the leader of the wagner group, yevgeny prigozhin released a message today claiming he did not intend to overthrow the putin regime. "the washington post" adds this reporting, quote, prigozhin said in his video message that the rebellion, which he refers to as a, quote, march of justice, came after orders that would have resulted in the absorption of wagner mercenary forces in ukraine into the conventional military beginning july 1st. one of the biggest questions right now, what does it all mean for the largest land war in europe since world war ii and the biggest foreign policy
big foreign policy crisis that hit george w. bush was a collision with an ep-3. and then at that time they tried to establish some means of communication. they are not working 22 years later. >> how does the economic situation internally in china play into their relations right now with the u.s.? >> well, you know, brianna, this is a really fascinating question. every time we've been dealing with china through the past number of years, they've been at 6% or 7% growth. and so the security side could easily out voice the economic side because they didn't have a whole lot to lose. right now they're down at 1% or 2% growth. there is a big split inside china with some officials saying we've got to get back on track with the u.s. you can't risk decoupling because we need the growth back. >> really tough situation there right now. i do want to talk about russia with you, general, because
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those seats will probably flip back next time around. >> yeah. new york alone is probably enough for the republican majority. those seats are very much in play the next time around. hans. >> i'll be very brief, iran. there's always a foreign policy crisis we're not thinking about. the president declared the iran nuclear deal is dead. he said it in a private comment. iran continues to enrich their highest levels yet. at a certain point that has to be addressed by the international community and by the president of the united states. >> what a turn-around for biden. he came into office campaigning on reinvigorating the iran nuclear deal and now is faced with the reality that he's getting pressure -- even hillary clinton said recently that biden needs to walk away from the table while these protests are happening on the ground in iran. president biden privately is saying this. at some point publicly this is going to come to a head. >> i think it will. to hans' point, i think the president has -- look, when he
is a shared interest in the efforts of iran to assist russia, that is expected to be a central component of their discussion as they meet in the white house. all of this under scoring right now even in the midst of a very intense campaign season, the foreign policy issues, foreign policy crisis the president has on his plate now are very acute and very front and center, wolf? >> my interview with the israeli president, exclusive interview i should say coming up later this hour. phil mattingly, thank you. let get information from william taylor, cnn counterterrorism analyst phil mud and katy. ambassador taylor, you're the a. how important for russia to agree to swap to release the body of this american who was killed fighting alongside ukrainian troops? >> wolf, we want to be sure we get all the bodies, all the people home. ukrainians want to do the same. this suggestions there are conversations that are going on
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crisis. imagine what it will signal to the chinese communists if they think they can threaten us into merely not travelling to taiwan. it might incite them and tempt them to go for the juggular in taiwan. >> john: and looking weak in the face of this, if nancy pelosi suddenly shows up in taipei, while his leadership is being discussed. party leaders may look at him and say are you the right guy for the job but you mentioned kevin mccarthy. >> president biden sounds like the commissioner of the nba. just folds to whatever china wants, instead of standing up for america. he's delaying weapons from being sent to taiwan. let taiwan defend themselves. make sure china does not invade taiwan and let's not allow china to dictate where any american
to saudi arabia, a country that is central right now to president biden's efforts to try to increase oil production and bring down global gas and oil prices. then, according to a foreign diplomat and two u.s. officials, -- [inaudible] this trip, which was expected this month, to be tucked onto a trip president biden is already scheduled to do to europe, is no longer happening this month. both of those stops will now be part of a separate mid east trip the president will go on in july. officials are not explaining what's the cost for the delay is, but we do know that the announcement of this trip, the revelation the news reports about this trip, have really prompted a lot of scrutiny and some criticism from human rights advocates, given saudi arabia's record on those. issues as well as the killing of a journalist. this is been a country that is critical to so many president biden's foreign policy crisis