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Fund, whatever. this is not going to do it. the prospect is still out there if there's further invasion of, again, these separatists controlled areas beyond that or of ukraine proper. that would be very severe and very swift. in this case, by the way, these are immediately imposed sanctions unlike back in 2014 when it took months to get these rolled out. if the u.s. decides to cut russia off from the microchips as an example, not just that we make but that are made based on our intellectual property, which we can do, you can bring certain of their industries to their knees. cutting off from th...

The administration, that they have done in rallying to the russian invasion. at the same time, they are not as sweeping as the ukrainian government had urged. and the european certainly tried not to ruin their ability to produce energy supplies from russia in the middle of the winter. they get 40% of their gas from russia. the exclusion from swift, which is the major network in europe for financial transactions. that would be a major inconvenience for the russian banks. and it will throw a wrench in their ability to conduct their international trade, -- for at least a little while. but it appe...

Family member's memorial service was he was on a call with his national security team and authorized an additional $350 million in military aid for ukraine. the us and allies have committed to a scaled back version of the "nuclear option," blocking of certain banks with a swift banking system. here is what president biden said in an interview yesterday. >> president biden: there is no sanction that is immediately is not like you can sanction someone and say you are no longer going to be able to be the president of russia. >> reporter: fox news spoke to donald trump, he spoke about the bravery ...

Technology, inputs to the russian economy. i think that's going to do is cause russia to turn increasingly to china for those kinds of technologies. it will drive those countries closer together. i think the more medium and longer term, russia and china are going to be looking for ways to minimize the impact of the dollar being the world's currency, the world reserve currency, on the capacity of the united states to wield sanctions to this effect. but there too, it will take russia and china sometime to develop those work-arounds here. >> let's move on to the sanctions that targeted putin pers...

They're trying to tighten channels of communication to their own people. howard: makes you appreciate the free press, for all the flaws that we have here in the united states. >> for all the fighting and ugliness, we've got it. howard: yeah. rt has shut down. putin blocking facebook and also the russian parliament, which is a rubber stamp, passing this pretty draconian law that says anybody can get a prison term of up to 15 years for publishing unofficial -- meaning anything beyond the propaganda information -- cnn has stopped broadcasting, bbc is us pending operations. this is not just affect...