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Russia's economy it will boom rang on their own economies. and secondly the u.s. sanctions that have gone out unilaterally in weeks and months, they've hit the russian economy. they certainly don't appear to have stopped putin from doing what he wants. megyn. >> certainly not. ed, good to see you. add ed just mentioned the president took a much more cautious tone today seeming to suggest that this crisis and the solution to it is the job of the russians and ukrainians and not the united states. here are some of those remarks. >> we don't see a u.s. military role beyond what we've already been ...

Russia's economy it will boom rang on their own economies. and secondly the u.s. sanctions that have gone out unilaterally in weeks and months, they've hit the russian economy. they certainly don't appear to have stopped putin from doing what he wants. megyn. >> certainly not. ed, good to see you. add ed just mentioned the president took a much more cautious tone today seeming to suggest that this crisis and the solution to it is the job of the russians and ukrainians and not the united states. here are some of those remarks. >> we don't see a u.s. military role beyond what we've already been ...

Large part because of russian support. and they have the ability to move those separatists in a different direction. if mr. putin makes a decision that we are not going to allow heavy armaments and the flow of fighters into ukraine, across the ukrainian/russian border, then it will stop. and if it stops, then the separatists will still have the capacity to enter into negotiations and try to arrive at the sort of political accommodations that mr. putin himself says he wants to see. he has the most control over that situation. and so far at least he has not exercised it. >> so the sanctions in e...

The wreckage has landed in eastern ukraine, russian border, embroiled in fighting between ukrainian forces and pro-russian separatists. their relationship with the russian military has been murky for a very long while now and that is part of figuring out what happens next here. the crash site is in an area that is under rebel control. the rebels are denying any responsibility for the crash. as are the russians. how much of an investigation can be done in what is realistically a war zone? who will do that investigation? what do we still expect to be able to find out about how this happened, whe...

Facilitated in part, in large part, because of russian support. and they have the ability to move those separatists in a different direction. if mr. putin makes a decision that we are not going to allow heavy armaments and the flow of fighters into ukraine across the ukrainian/russian border, then it will stop. and if it stops, then the separatists will still have the capacity to enter into negotiations and try to arrive at the sort of political accommodations that mr. putin himself says he wants to see. he has the most control over that situation. and so far at least he has not exercised it. ...