do not want to be dominated by russia -- they do not want to be dominated by russia.are prepared to fight, and without u.s. assistance, that becomes much harder for ukraine, and i think that would be detrimental to western and american interests if ukraine loses that fight. helena: you do have to wonder what the kremlin will have been thinking today, what president putin will have been thinking watching all of this unfold. what position do you think this puts russia in? steven: i think there is jubilation in the kremlin tonight, but i think there has been a lot of happiness bonded to the kremlin for two and a half, three weeks now, because what they have seen from president trump's concession after concession to russia -- from president trump is concession after concession to russia, and the united states has not received a thing in return. go back to two weeks ago, trump said ukraine cannot expect to get its territory back and cannot join nato, by make those kinds of concessions to russian positions -- why make those kinds of concessions to russian positions if you h

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and for some people, that's a time when men dominated and women were subordinate to men. and i think that's part of it. and i don't think i have much more to add to it other than that, you know, if you really want to go find, you know, when was that pristine, you know, halcyon time in america. i think that's part of that whole vision of what they want to go back to. >> but these go these two men, this goes beyond that, to the point where ron desantis said, no, thank you. do not come to florida. and let's be honest, florida is the home of tiger king. they let it rip down there. this one, to me, just seems like a bridge too far. >> i think that this is like with the january 6th rioters like this is if you support trump, the law doesn't apply to you, right? that this is this idea of a permission structure where if you're one of trump's people, you can get special stuff. and i think that it's meant to sort of send a message more than anything else. >> what do you think? >> they appear to be criminals. so i don't know how this works politically over the long term. yes, he won

although they have a dominant position in the market. some of the other companies who make these equipment are either headquartered or have manufacturing facilities in germany, austria, ireland, i believe some of the components might come from mexico. that's the state of play in this market. just for the record, congressman, we -- the industry does not see current situation or risk where there is any compromise of the equipment. if the united states does want to shift towards the situation where it is making or friend shoring these equipment, certainly here at home, there are lots of manufacturers here in the united states that are penciling out when this would look like, especially if they had financial support from the u.s. government. and it could also be from any of the other countries that i mentioned. mr. crane: thank you. in regards to fiscal conservatism, i'm sure many of you guys know we are approaching $37 trillion in debt. we are spending about $2 trillion annually that we don't have. adding to that every single year. i'm look

we're having a resorting with russia, iran, and china gaining dominance.ou see this outpouring of european countries in support of zelenskyy because they understand the stakes of this. they understand that the war in ukraine is a proxy war and when zelenskyy brought that up that it might reach american shores, only time will tell, but the winner tonight is absolutely putin. he is celebrating this moment with this chaos that we have never seen in the oval office. >> i have heard that a lot today. so public opinion on support for ukraine, military support coming from the u.s., has been split somewhat. there was a new pew research study that showed 30% of americans say we have given too much support. 22% say we aren't doing enough. obviously trump ran on this american first semi isolationist platform and he was elected and he won. how do we square this with public opinion and what the american people want? >> well, the american people have been generally behind support for ukraine. i think i look at this longer term. historians and political scientists are ve

we're having a resorting with russia, iran, and china gaining dominance. so you see this outpouring of european countries in support of zelenskyy because they understand the stakes of this. they understand that the war in ukraine is a proxy war and when zelenskyy brought that up that it might reach american shores, only time will tell, but the winner tonight is absolutely putin. he is celebrating this moment with this chaos that we have never seen in the oval office. >> i have heard that a lot today. so public opinion on support for ukraine, military support coming from the u.s., has been split somewhat. there was a new pew research study that showed 30% of americans say we have given too much support. 22% say we aren't doing enough. obviously trump ran on this american first semi isolationist platform and he was elected and he won. how do we square this with public opinion and what the american people want? >> well, the american people have been generally behind support for ukraine. i think i look at this longer term. historians and political scientists a

he is dominic can in berlin with more on the european reaction. and we've also been hearing from people in buying from people as a say around the constant stopping in the land, hearing from the current, sean. so the that's the outgoing john. so the order of shots, he lost the election last sunday. he won't be in his job. for much longer, but so far he said on social media, no one wants piece more than the ukrainians. do that for we are working on a common pos to a last thing and just piece he goes on. ukraine can rely on germany and on europe. similar sort of sentiment coming from his neighboring head of government in poland. donald chose the prime minister saying, the fellow to me is a lensky. this is on social media. dia ukrainian friends. you are not alone. and then also the prime minister of spain, federal sanchez saying ukraine springs stands with you. has to be said similar sentiments being expressed by very many european countries from the heads of government, heads of state in response to what they saw play asked in the oval office. prussi

it's not going to be a us dollar dominated system. it's going to be a multi currency system alongside a multi polar system. my hope is that we stayed within international law, very fragile. but i'm a believer in the un charter, and i want to make it work in a multi polar world. and a multi lateral legal system at the global level is what we need for our safety, security, and prosperity. if you could have a face to face, sit down with donald trump. what would you tell him about russia bricks and the multi poto world? what would your advice be? you know, my advice is to find the track with making peace with russia. make peace in the middle east based on 2 states because peace could come to the middle east. the same way with the 2 states, the state of palestine established alongside the state of israel, made peace with china just as you've done with russia. and then we have the chance truly for a golden age because we're the age of phenomenal technological advance. and our biggest threat is that continuing conflicts, the the, the people

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on both sides, but in particular uh on the side of the turkish government, given that it to the dominant, the party in this conflict that there is a very good and decent chance for peace. who knows this may yet, harold, a new era of equitable peace attends when we're going to have to leave it. the thanks very much indeed for joining us. i'm a risky little dick. ha ha, i'm a habit seller. thanks very much indeed. as i thought you'd say is watching 1st and all the story is recovery. just go to my website that out. is there a dot com? and if you want to take the discussion on, go to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash a inside story. and of course you can also join the conversation on x. a handle is, it's a inside story for me, mccloud, the whole team has escobar, the effect of shifting power dynamics probably have to do is flip switch and he has a thorough tearing state is 1st made in is to take a foot unity or any weakness there would show up thought takes on the biggest one out here in a dog chrome with no electricity, fucked. my id shows us how she makes a living.

>> i think, and by the way, that was a great interview that been dominant stood about at about 11:00iggest three of the day. and then zelenskyy. and then two hours later lenski walked into the oval office. completely blows up. is that was really interesting. i think that joe biden probably was being very honest with donald trump about who screwed him. and how he felt about that. the democrat party is cooked right now. thoroughly cooked. that hatred that biden now has is for team obama and i think it is playing out behind the scenes right now among the people the various loyalists. it is palpable i don't know how they recover from this. joe biden his 50 year career is basically managing now to even destroy obama's legacy and then when you looked at everything that we're arguing about today is zelenskyy and you look at ukraine and you look at the middle east, joe biden was the greatest foreign policy thinker in washington for 50 years. and this is what he left for donald trump to clean up. donald trump explained the next four years cleaning up. hopefully he will clean up a lot of it bu

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so at that point, there will be more death, more destruction and there will be more dominance by russiaould be the worst-case scenario for everyone involved, in my humble opinion. i would like to see the death stop. i would like to see the destruction stop and the better part of the mineral deal is, okay,, we will help them extract these rare earth minerals, that will help give them the money, provide them the money to begin to rebuild their country. what an opportunity that was missed. >> yes. i talked to the french president earlier this week, he said he is trying to get europe to do more, including france. they are at just over 2% as far as defense spending in nato. i talked to the u.k. prime minister, they want to do more they will do peacekeepers there at about 2.5%. these are numbers where they are low as far as what they are contributing individually not only to nato but into ukraine. now is europe, they put in about $140 billion. that said, it is not enough if the u.s. steps aside. if the weapons stock, if the u.s. stops its support. you are right. europe probably cannot do it a

the only hope for ukraine if they if they want to continue their their struggle against russian domination. >> professor, if we can for a moment talk a little bit about the reactions to what we saw in the oval office today. i want to pull up this is what house speaker mike johnson, of course, a republican, said today on abc's. and it's really that bottom line that is perhaps the most important here when we're when we're gauging reaction. he said, quote, what we witnessed in the oval office today was an american president putting america first. so i now want you to compare that contrast that to what we saw or what we heard today from liz cheney, obviously a fellow republican. but it, again, is her very last sentence here in which she basically says that what we're seeing is an american president abandoning what we have stood for, what the country has stood for. what do you make of those two responses? >> well, it's a debate that's been growing, and indeed, we've had this kind of debate going back for more than a century in terms of what should america's role be in the world. and again, ther

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it's also the most dominant intersection in this community that cares about all of the security and what we are working on with where the capacity is in this country. all i do is i'm on the road second and third tier suppliers all over the place everywhere ago avenue super passionate about the program they need certainty. they need some understanding they also need relief that we would build and acquireer things the way we are levying on the commercial specifications we want the capacity to grow a miniature recognize the customer we are not being the best customer and we have to make that change we want certainty we want alignment the inner agency across the world. to get these things done too. absolutely next when i come back. space exploration is not about keeping people in space capacity or wen can when we want to do them. people say how do you, will give example of the low quantity runs, how do you do that? there's lots of ways they can approach that. advancements in how manufacturing we can make that with the government's gotta give industry relief. we can't say 100 things we normal

dollar dominance because stable coins are largely denominated in the u.s. dollar.that in little more specificity on how the evolution of stable coin can be a real force for good in terms of dollar strength question. >> thank you for the question, senator. i think actually today and we see thise and stable coin issues talk about their product. i think of stable coin as a way for those outside the united states he didn't have u.s. bank accountsts and so on and so forh to have access to the u.s. dollar. i think that is one aspect of dollarization. don't think it fundamentally changes how much demand outside the united states is going to be for dollars. but certainly stable coin is an easy way for a lot of consumers outside of the united states their businesses or individuals who want to make payments to holding dollar value. >> very good. thank you madame chairman i yield the remaining time. >> thank you for the chair recognizes mr. van hollen for five minutes. >> thank you madame chair thank you in the ranking members. good to be on the subcommittee for think all of