colorado democratic congressman jason crow. he serves on both the house intelligence and armed services committees. congressman, thanks so much for joining us. secretary rubio says the ball is now in russian president vladimir putin's court. how does this administration get russia to agree to a deal? that's one thing. but then to honor it down the road. >> well, let's make no mistake. this is a ball that's in vladimir putin's court, as it has been from day one of this war. it is his responsibility. he and he alone bears responsibility for the invasion. he's the one who made the decision. he continues his relentless assault against the ukrainian people. innocent civilians, women, children, families kidnaping tens of thousands of innocent ukrainian children and taking them to camps within russia. so this is his responsibility. now, my concern about the approach of the trump administration, which actually has been my historic concern, is that they're going to they're going to create a deal that leaves out critical parties, right?

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joining us now, democratic congressman jason crow. he sits on the house armed services and intelligence committees. thanks so much for taking the time tonight. >> thanks for having me, jim. >> there had been concerns that donald trump's reelection, and i spoke to former senior advisers to trump who predicted exactly this, that if reelected, trump would abandon ukraine and u.s. support for ukraine. did we see that moment in the oval office today of the u.s., in effect, saying, ukraine, you're on your own. >> your country is in big trouble? >> jim. >> i didn't. >> ever imagine in my lifetime i would see something as appalling as i. saw today in the oval office. and i wouldn't classify this as you did as contentious or as controversial. that's not what happened today. this was a stunning abdication of american leadership. it was a minimizing of our. country in a pullback of america as a world leader in. >> a stunning way. >> you know, an aggressive attack on one of our closest allies and partners and turning the oval. office into a. >> p

terry murphy authority, who serves on advisory board for the report card and finally congressman jason crow who's the ranking member on the house subcommittee on intelligence and special operations. so very glad to start a conversation today and let me start with you given your work on report card and if it's all right will pull up the grade sleight of the diving. roger mentioned our important ecosystem debates how to get straight a's but why don't you walk us through some of the most important grades that we see here. and especially what we're seeing in our third year of this analysis on trends, on implications in a bus in key takeaways that we should have in my. >> sure, thanks, rachel. thanks for having us here. congratulations to you and the team for what he does that amazing event. thank you to all of you for wanting to talk but national security innovation-based grades at 8:30 in the morning. maybe i'll into the question quickly through i think three broad themes that we see. i live in silicon valley. many of the folks are trying provide capabilities to the war fighter. we see increas

the ceo search on the bias report and finally congressman jason crow who is the ranking member on that committee on on n intelligence and special operations. so very glad to start a conversation today limits are with you giving your work on the report card ifor it's all righte will pull up the grade slide as we dive in. roger mentioned the important ecosystem did notti get straight a's but dale, why don't you walk us through some ofwa the most important grades that we see here. especially worsening in the third year of our analysis on trends, implications and some key takeaways that we should have in mind. >> thank w you rachel. thank you for having us and congratulations to the team and getting this out and putting on an amazing event separate thank you 12 you went to talk about national security innovation -based f grades at 8:30 a.m. in the morning. maybe i'll answer the question quickly through i think three broad things we see. piece won this is building a little bit from what roger mentioned previously national security innovation bases increasingly sense of modernization and acq

dougherty ceo of govini who served on advisory board for the report card and finally congressman jason crow whose ranking member on the house subcommittee on intelligence and special operations. so very glad to start our conversation today and dale but mr. would you get when you work on the report card and if it's all right will pull up the great slide as we dive in. roger mentioned are important ecosystem didn't exactly get straight a's a wider to walk us through some of the most important grades that we see here? a special loosing up a surge of this analysis on trends come on applications and maybe on some key takeaways we should have my. >> thanks, rachel. thanks for having his congratulations to the team and getting this out and putting out an amazing event. thank you to all of you for one to talk about national security innovation-based grades at 8:30 a.m. maybe i'll answer the question quickly through i think three broad themes we see. building a better what roger mentioned previously, the national security innovation-based is increasingly as a think about defense authorization acquis

and finally congressman jason crow who's the ranking member on the house subcommittee on intelligence special operations. so very glad to start a our conversation today. dale, let me start with you given your work on report card , and if it's all right, we will pull up the grades slide as we dive in. roger mentioned our important ecosystem didn't exactly get straight a's. dale, why don't you walk us through some of the most important grades that we see here. and especially what we're seeing in our third year of this analysis on trends, on implications, and maybe on some key takeaways that we should have in mind. dale sure, thanks, rachel. : thanks for having us here. congratulations to the team for getting this out and putting on an amazing event. congratulations to all of you for wanting to talk about national security innovation-based grades at 8:30 in the morning. i will answer the question quickly through i think three broad themes that we see. peace one, and this is building on what roger mentioned previously, the national security innovation base is increasingly, as we think abo