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It s strengthened in large part because of american leadership and because of the messages we re hearing on the world stage. just today, jake, you heard two vintage presentations. you heard vintage vladimir putin and vintage joe biden. from moscow you heard something that was dark, it was sinister, full of lies and misinformation and disinformation, precisely because the russian president has nothing affirmative to offer his people in the face of these battlefield setback and moscow s strategic failure. from joe biden you heard vintage joe biden. it was affirmative. it was crystallizing the stakes and what s at play here. this is about ukraine in the first instance. but what is happening in ukraine is about the rules-based order. countries around the world are watching very closely to what russia is trying to do, but more so, they re watching the way the rest of the world galvanized by hair khan leadership is standing up for ukraine, standing up against russia and doing so with ....
Now the only surviving son, buster murdaugh is testifying in his father s murder trial. lawmakers in idaho want to make it a felony to give specific care such as sex reassignment surgery or puberty blockers. we re talking to a family trying to stop the bill. a tale of two presidents and two speeches with two very different messages. russian president vladimir putin took the stage first early this morning in moscow, justified his year-long invasion of ukraine by blaming ukraine, the united states and other western allies for the war. hours later in poland, president joe biden delivered a rallying cry to the world declaring kyiv is standing strong, vowing the united states will keep supporting ukraine. biden accused putin of committing atrocities and said he would not succeed. phil mattingly is in poland with biden. one o of the main thems you ....
Strengthening our ukrainian partners so that when and i say when that negotiating table emerges, our ukrainian partners have as strong a hand as possible. that s one side of the ledgerment we re working on the other side as well. we re holding into account anyone in and around the kremlin, in and around vladimir putin who is involved in this war. we ll have more announcements later today. we ve degraded moscow s ability to pro verdict force beyond its borders. everything we ve done will have a compounding effect in the weeks and months to come. i know the president it s a balancing act. you don t want to get too far ahead of the american people. you don t want to get too far ahead of nato allies, but you also don t want to let putin get an advantage and on and on. but there s a lot of criticism from people who want and are supporting president biden s ....
Captured when they first invaded, jake, back in 2014. sam kiley in kharkiv. let s discuss all this and more with spokesman for the u.s. state department, ned price. thank you for joining us. president biden says every day this war continues, it s putin s choice. we keep seeing the horrifying attacks on civilians. sanctions have not changed putin s mind or stopped his war machine. further arms and aid packages, billions of dollars worth to ukraine haven t changed his mine. what can western allies do to stop putin from waging this war? quite simply, we can continue doing what we ve been doing over the course of the year. to the point one of your correspondents made, we do see the nexus between what happens on the battlefield and what will ultimately happen at the negotiating table. we know, just like president zelenskyy knows, that this war will have to end with diplomacy, it will have to end with negotiations. right now we re focused on ....
We walked in, 11 months prior he had been in the same place giving a very sober, very stark speech about the need for europe to come together, the need for western democratscies to come together. this was a moment to provide an affirmation to the effort that had gone into place, the fact that president biden was standing next to president zelenskyy yesterday, the fact they rebuffed president putin to this point. this was a rally to give credit to what had been done, but also a rally to maintain that effort going forward. phil mattingly, thank you so much. in a radical contrast, putin addressed his country, the tyrant blaming the west for his forceful and brutal actions in ukraine. once again, putin issued nuclear warnings to the world. cnn s matthew chance reports on putin s escalatory speech as some critics even inside russia question the future with the one-year mark of putin s ....