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1st question, the question to address is a former recipient of the christ award, former senator joe lieberman. we're so glad you could come the senator. dear joe, you are flor. thank you. okay, thank you for your years of leadership of the conference in the transatlantic alliance. it's an honor rebec jeff. so let me 1st thank you for your remarks this morning. it's self evident that american elsewhere we are beginning to get to know you and i thought your remarks today were very reassuring and very encouraging. they were strong, they were clear and they were principles. they were based on the principles of democracy in human rights. as you stated so eloquently that are at the heart of the transatlantic alliance of nato and of the european community. and i foot dissected the russian position very effectively, particularly from the point that put in claims that his mass, these troops around ukraine, a big to stop ukraine from becoming part of the nato when that's not even on the table. and i, i would add that put in a position is even more inconsistent and illogical because of course, nato is a

avon's -- i even heard joe lieberman call -- putin something. i said this man is out of his mind.e do not need a nuclear war and people think it cannot happen but anytime missiles are put on alert, it certainly could happen. caller: i am getting disturbed about the total lack of the russian point of view in all of these reports. i am hearing that putin that -- is a monster and a satanist. it is almost a hysterical russian bashing from the lame stream media and the russian point of view is suppressed from the american people. guest: what is the russian -- host: what is the russian point of view? how would you surmise that? caller: my field of study -- host: what is the russian point of view of all this? caller: it is that increasingly, nato has been assessing their borders with massive weapons provided by the united states. host: you think the invasion is justifiable from russia? caller: they have gone too far. the provocation of it was the expansion of nato. russia was begging us not to do that. host: is it justifiable? caller: you are interrupting me. you are asking me about the

lee, lauren lieberman at the pentagon, joe dougherty in moscow and retired air force colonel cedric leighton joins us. m.j., prisoesident budiden is m it clear that russia is the aggressor. are sanctions the first step? >> that is what the white house is saying right now. that this is just the beginning when president biden announce the the sanctions today, he called them really the first traunch of sanctions. they included sanctioning and targeting the two russian financial institutions. they also target u.s. investment and russian foreign debt. they also take aim at russians elite and families. also as ween into we talked about, the u.s. is consistently opposed to this north stream pipe two pipeline, the gas line that runs between germany and russia. the line from the white house now is that the sanctions will continue to work on and as they invade more if, they invade more, more sanctions are going to be headed their way. what purpose do the sanctions serve? up until today, the white house said the sanctions are meant to be a deterrent. we're not going to announce them until russia invade

president joe biden announcing tuesday that he is moving additional troops and equipment to strengthen u.s. allies in the baltic nations. cnn's oren lieberman has more on that decision from the pentagon. >> reporter: president joe biden made it clear the u.s. would defend, as he called it, every inch of the u.n. territory. he made it clear he would not be sending troops in ukraine to avoid the possibility or probability of encounter between u.s. troops and russian troops that could lead to an escalation between the two super powers. he said they would be sending troops to estonia, latvia, lithuania. these are all troops that are already in european commands. these are troops moving on the continent. about 800 troops of ba tallian task force will move towards the baltic states. and jets will be heading. 32 apache attack helicopters. now defense officials said they would be in position by the end of the week. when he announced them, they were for a defensive purpose to make sure the u.s. stands by its nato allies. this is in addition to all of the other u.s. troops in europe, some 90,000. oren lieberman, cnn at the pentagon. >>> now we've hea

lieberman has more from the pentagon. >> reporter: the u.s. military is on the move. president joe biden deploying troops to eastern europe to meet a growing threat of russian aggression. >> russia stays on an escalatory path, we will make changes to deter and defend. >> reporter: troops were moved to poland and germany. 1,000 troops are in germany heading to romania. u.s. troops will not deploy to ukraine but this deployment will further show russian president vladimir putin nato stands united. >> we want to make sure that he knows any move on nato is going -- is going to be resisted and it's going to be -- it's going to trigger article 5 and we are going to be committed to the defense of our allies. >> reporter: the pentagon has another 8500 troops on heightened alert if nato activates the rapid response force. this is the u.s. moving military forces on its own as the russian buildup steadily continues. one day after lloyd austin spent hours at the white house, the biden administration briefing the senate armed services and foreign relations committees. >> part of being ready is