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Kremlin in the weeks and months ahead. >> richard haass has a new piece on substack entitled "all politika is local." you write, yes, the events came as a surprise, but there is also the argument or something like them were inevitable. putin rules with little legitimacy. he has de-institutionalized russia and his government. there are no checks, no balances. putin is something of a warlord, all of which makes it unsurprising that another warlord would ask why him and not me and challenge him. more surprising is how putin allowed an alternative to emerge and what this says about his rule. the c...

Things. he talked about what this rebellion has done. he says it has shown cracks in putin's grip on power. he says it was evidenced by this rebellion. take a listen to a bit more of what he had to say about that. >> this is just the latest chapter in a book of failure that putin has written for himself. re that pand for russia, economica, militarily, its standing in the world, all those things have plummeted. >> yasmin, we don't expect much more to be said from the biden administration, at least publicly, today. because the white house is saying they want to be able to closely monitor the sit...

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And our democracy. and they are not going to be killed or jailed. they would maybe lose their political career like jeff sessions when he refused to perjure himself. so that's a very sad commentary on the level of cowardice and opportunism. >> i was talked about that about the middle east if you fall out of favor with the rule you find yourself either dead or in prison. i don't know what's really compelling the republicans to do that here. you've written on your substack that gop lawmakers who engage in public displays of fealty know that opposing him could mean the end of their political care...

Political career like jeff sessions when he refused to perjure himself. so that's a very sad commentary on the level of cowardice and opportunism. >> i was talked about that about the middle east if you fall out of favor with the rule you find yourself either dead or in prison. i don't know what's really compelling the republicans to do that here. you've written on your substack that gop lawmakers who engage in public displays of fealty know that opposing him could mean the end of their political careers. is it safe to say that a large swath of the gop today puts power over country and that's ...