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Is to keep sounding that alarm. the media is part of that. keep pushing the pressure on the part of the kremlin. make it clear america is not taking its eye off the ball. we've seen before the minute people start to relax, start to turn their gaze, the news caravan moves on, that's the moment where putin tends to use the moment. >> clarissa ward, fantastic reporting, thanks very much. bianna? we heard president biden address the russian people there, saying they are not their enemy and they, too, would not want a bloody war. the secretary offense ministerial opened this morning. what are the...

Biden administration, that there is no solid evidence putin has pulled back on his military capability, so they continue to watch for what his intentions may be. bianna? >> and once again the u.s. showing a sign of unity with its nato allies. barbara, thank you so much. jim? >> joining me now to discuss, spokesman ned price. thank you for joining me this morning. >> thanks for having me, jim. >> last week we heard urgent concern from u.s. officials, yourself included, that military action by russia in ukraine could happen as soon as this week. here we are on wednesday. is it still the u.s. vie...

We've talked about some of those. the placement of offensive missiles in europe, transparency measures, stability measures, broader arms control measures. we believe all of those areas are ripe for discussion with the russian federation if they choose to engage in good faith. and the secretary spoke with his counterpart, former minister lavrov yesterday. former minister lavrov said a russian response to our proposals would be forthcoming in the next couple days. we hope to receive that. we will examine that very carefully, hoping that we will see room for discussions together with our partners...