thank you, mr. peterthis extremely meaningful conversation, petro chernyk, a military expert, was working now live on the espresso tv channel, let's go further, yes. well, we can tell you a little bit of news, for example, japan will allocate five and a half billion dollars to ukraine. and the prime minister of this the country has already announced this for us, and an extremely important signal came from the president of the united states, joseph biden , today in kyiv , he said that putin's war of aggression is headed for defeat . cnn reports about this. this is biden's. putin thought that ukraine was weak, the west was divided. he thought that he could survive us. i don't think he thinks like that, biden said now, standing next to the president of ukraine zelensky, he's just talking about putin, he was clearly wrong a year ago , the evidence of this is here in this room. we stand here together, biden said about putin on to this heroes of the heavenly hundred ukrainian cities also held a tribute and repr

think that they can cement, i want some line of demarcation in my opinion, this will not happen, mr. peterould like to ask you about the problems that the enemy may have on a large, so to speak level, about large-scale global problems, specify or hint, well, in my opinion, this is the so-called gasoline or fuel embargo, which i would it won't work for sure, i have no doubt about it from the fifth and from february 5, plus let's remind you that the price of oil bars broke below $50, and it was calculated for $70, and these are such complex indicators that will actually undermine the russian economy and what the most important thing is to suffocate the führer himself in view of the personnel rotations that have taken place there. and the fact that gerasim , the commander-in-chief of the invasion forces, was returned, in my opinion , is nothing more than a sign that the path is putting absolutely all of this on the map, by the way , their rather old practice is also stalin also practiced at critical moments putting the chiefs of the general staff on combat operations, he means the same zhukov

mr. peters: mr. president. the presiding officer: the senator from michigan. mr. peters: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that all postcloture time on the chung nomination be considered expired, that at 5:30 p.m. on monday, february 13, the senate vote on confirmation of the chung nomination, that if confirmed the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid upon the table and the president be immediately notified of the senate's action. finally, that the cloture motion with respect to the menendez-miro nomination ripen following the disposition of the chung nomination. the presiding officer: without objection,so ordered. mr. peters: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the senate proceed to legislative session and be in a period of morning business with senators permitted to speak therein for up to ten minutes each. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. peters: mr. president, i ask unanimous consent that the appointments at the desk appear separately in the record as if made

, our congratulations to you good evening, mr. peterwhile we are waiting for the next meeting a-a in the rammstein format, let's discuss in general about the potential of the russian army, about their tactics, we can already see the majority of military experts note that they do not have enough of the full volume of that artillery and armored vehicles and they resort to their classic tactics, this is the use of some infantry semis, can we expect everything after all, for their full-fledged offensive , given that this is not enough before we receive heavy artillery, heavy weapons and equipment. well, what i want to say. i am not a military expert, so i will leave it to the military it is up to the experts to evaluate this offensive , whether it is again already full-fledged or still incomplete, what military resources do they have for this, military capabilities are there, i can only talk about it in such a way that for them it is already a question not only of a military nature, but also an ideological one. clear waves of the enemy. the

thank you, mr. peteretro burkovsky, political analyst, executive director of the democratic initiatives foundation named after ilka kucheryava, we inform you of the most important 15 hours 44 minutes well, regarding the so-called chinese peace plan, it should be noted that the main , so to speak, pigeon in the paws of the chinese world, the emissary of all zenpina van and made a great voyage but did not fly to kyiv, if they wanted to take our position into account, i think it would be better a deeper consultation was held, not only a meeting with the minister at the level of the minister of foreign affairs of ukraine, mr. kuleba, so we are waiting and will analyze it, and this is also a very interesting moment. china is deep in the fact that the war in ukraine is getting out of control , the minister of foreign affairs of china, qin gang , said this i will quote exactly. china is deeply concerned that the conflict in ukraine continues to escalate or even get out of control. we call on some countries to im

conversation peter andryushchenko, adviser to the city mayor glory to ukraine glory to the heroes, mr. petery we would like to immediately ask you about the most important events and the most important news from our south from mariupol and its surroundings and not only mariupol, we read that the number of graves is increasing there and most of them are nameless, nameless, tell me what kind of graves they are what do you know? well, these are graves already after the occupation. well, in fact, yes. that is, these are graves that are growing. people continue to die from so-called natural causes, and unfortunately, the death rate and the mortality rate are increasing. that is why the number is so large. we even compared visually how many graves there are. appeared after well, approximately since september, that's when all the exhumations were already carried out, everything about burials in cemeteries in the old crimea, that is, they counted how many new graves, that is, people who died from so-called natural causes, and we we see that the death rate is such that the rate of growth is three tim

here is trevisa from lithuania, politician, member of the european parliament, congratulations, mr. peterrsonally assess the consequences of the summit ukraine, the european union, which took place in the city of kyiv, how much did it bring ukraine closer to full membership in the european union ? very positive, first of all, that's what she said . that's what michelle said in the interline and shine. this simply reflects the stupidity we're talking about in the european parliament, so there can be some difference. some words are more or less , you know , they are rising. but still, this is a very, very consolidated position of all the main and european institutions. this is very very serious because the political understanding of the situation and er such i would say er support serious support it exists but if we read here 32 paragraphs of the concluding document on the results of the meeting of the european union, they are very, very specific, and i would probably clear them. so, first of all, it is very precisely said that the future of ukraine is eh. hmm, it means that in the face of

mr. peter's son was killed by shrapnel from a russian projectile , the guy was at home resting after a works it exploded near their house a rocket exploded there, it flew into the window, he was lying on the bed, and everything in the house was hit by shrapnel, well , in this place , he was a little boy on the bed. year-old nikopol became a victim of the russian army on the 13th for seven months, the city has been under constant fire from the occupying army, the nights are scary. this is how they wear it. this is the garage. the spas garage. my house is 5 m from the house. the windows have popped out. well, the chandeliers at home have bent. i ca n’t do it. it doesn’t close tightly. the slate has been beaten. if you can see it, it’s there in the holes from the garage. the moose left the moose, which from the powerful impact of the glass is like a house of cards. the consequences of the man are being helped by the utility workers for the second day already, they are dismantling the rubble in an hour, the occupiers have fired more than two dozen rockets at the peaceful population, and this is

why because we we heard a lot of statements well, mr. peterf the broadcast here , literally two words were said that spilled over the fact that another wave of mobilization is planned in russia please note that in fact this thesis was constantly heard in the information space of both russian and ukrainian replied that the leadership of our country, but yesterday's statement by budanov's deputy, mr. skibizku, who said that the second wave of mobilization in russia, most likely , he said, will not happen, or at least it will be postponed, indicates what indicates that they have, again, your question about russia remains the only method of maintaining power is to carry out mobilization, which means we are doubling down, including missile strikes , for them it is like an element of creating a picture that successes are allegedly at the front, they are occupying something there, they are striving for something, and this and the special operations that have been put in place say that they will reach when and it is not important now, well, that is, i

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out, god willing, our grandchildren already , i understand so, well, well, thank you very much, mr. peter, in fact, a very optimistic view of how the war in ukraine is developing and of our prospects for victory. i think eh petro chernenko, a military expert, was with us and they talked about the prospects of russian offensive attempts. we already noted that in fact these attempts are. well, for example, the same military expert is also there. cooper of austria writes that already analyzing about that what happened there two weeks ago, when the russians reported that they had already taken everything from ugledar there, it was already the third time, it reminds me, it is the third time in a year, the last people say that they took you, you were a gift, but he says that there was no attempt , it was a really powerful offensive two brigades of marines with the support of aviation artillery. that is, it was a full growth , which is called an offensive, that's all that they threw at vugledar, the result was that two brigades were actually defeated, the marines there suffered heavy losses and

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and now this is a fly. would our ukrainian cars be withdrawn or what will happen, mr. peter? the support of international countries, uh, us, based on the results of the rest of the last rammstein and what to expect next for me , the last rammstein is absolutely expectations , the results i did not rise for myself as for expert in aviation, because that's exactly how it was warmed up in the media space, they even tried to call it an aviation rammstein , the ninth rammstein according to medicine is a collection of watches according to three indicators, the first indicators, the indicator is the final crystallization there is no tank coalition, no less, at least 300 leopard 2 m1 abrams and challenger machines, two will reach us, 300 machines are complete, three brigades are a very serious combat fist, the second moment is the finally crystallization of anti-aircraft missile weapons that will help fight ballistic targets and that's it by x22 missiles, he means the italian-french sumps in the aster 30 missile configuration, they can really fight with such aeroballistic targets, i

i'm peter lavelle. mr. barton goes to kim, the west president's unannounced trip can be interpreted in a number of ways. is one of them, an active desperation to keep washington's coalition of the willing together. just before the anticipated russian offensive, we will soon find out from

mr. peters, thank you so much for joining us. our sincere deepest condolences to you in your family.been holding up first of all? >> thanks for having, me wolf. we've been holding up pretty good. considering the circumstances. >> terrible storms in terrible circumstances. at 20 years, older -- u.s. army's motto, this ill defend. having serena turner and afghanistan back in 2014. then volunteering to fight in ukraine. talk to us a little bit about the moment that andrew told you that he was leaving, why do you want to go to ukraine? >> there are several reasons why andrew decided that he wanted to go fight over and ukraine. the obvious reason was just the discussed at seeing what russia's doing to the entire country of ukraine. with their invasion. the other part was he felt that he could use his military in combat skills and put it to good use over there. by helping ukrainians trying to fight. i think the third one would be that economists the camaraderie after he got out of the u.s. army. so, he kind of wanted to get back into that. and be part of a team. and make a difference. >> w

mr. peter your family. i know how hard this must be for you. how have you been holding up, first of all? >> thanks for having me wolf. we have been holding up pretty good considering the circumstances. >> terrible circumstances. 28 years old your son was the epitome of the u.s. army's model this will defend. having survived a tour of afghanistan back in 2014, then volunteering to fight in ukraine. talk to us a little bit about the moment andrew told you he was leaving. why did he want to go to ukraine? >> there were several reasons why andrew decided he wanted to go fight over in ukraine. the obvious reason was just the discussed at seeing what russia is doing to the entire country of ukraine with their invasion. the other part was he felt it could actually uses military and contact schools to good use over there by helping the ukrainians get up and fight. i think the third one, is he kind of missed a camaraderie after got out of the u.s. army, and so i think he kind of wanted to get back into

. >> mr. peter baker, a new topic -- president trump has not let up on the republicans and the economy -- kitchen table, pocketbook issues, scranton joe, to working class voters. does this, to you, looked like the foundation of his possible 2024 campaign? >> yeah, i think it is. this is something that we have seen before. we saw this with clinton after 1994 when republicans are both houses of congress. we saw with a while in 2010, after the republicans to the house. they played off of their opponents in the congress. they used their rivals to re-triangulate themselves, in effect, with the american public, to say, yeah, you may have been unhappy with me for this, that, or the other reason, but look at these other guys are. he started that with the state of the union. now he's just on social security. but more broadly trying to position himself as a responsible grown up in the room, is concerned about kitchen table issues. he talked about overdraft fees and airline price gouging and that sort of thing

he's followed then by atiku abubakar and mr peter 0bi, the third candidate of the labour party is in the state of lagos yesterday. he used to be the governor of the state. they released a statement saying they accepted the result and urging the supporters to stay calm. but i think they feel quietly confident so far. the people's democratic party and the labour party, their representatives walked out of the collation centre in abuja, where results were being announced last night and their allegations are all centering around this new electronic voting system that was used for the first time on a national scale in saturday's elections. they say that they've got evidence of irregularities. they haven't presented that evidence yet, but they've urged the electoral commission to stop the counts and to hear them out. the electoral commission says it has full faith in its results and won't be stopping the count. having a third candidate in the person of peter 0bi has really galvanised particularly young nigerians, who see the other two parties as having been in power for too long. they've exc

mr. peters you are recognized. >> thank you mr. chairman. >> thank you for being here today. as you know in 2020 congress passed the secure and trusted communications act to ensure american broadband networks were free from the influence of chinese state connected companies. in the bill we promised the broadband providers that we would help pay for rip and replace this equipment but so far congress hasn't kept up with that promise and there's a roughly $3 billion shortfall in the program. what to some people i think don't realize is this a simple just a national security issue but also a broadband equity issue as well. for example in the upper peninsula where 25% of households cannot access broadband currently northern michigan university operates connectivity to its student body and over a 16,000 household and roughly 120 rural michigan communities. without funding from congress to replace its equipment we trusted technology the university's ability to provide the service without question in danger right now so my question for you can you explain the potential consequences t

and here, you know, i think a jury listening to the proof will be shocked by as mr. peter said, that they were including firing people who were advocating being truthful with the audience. they were saying we need to get rid of those people because it is going to hurt our stock. and this really is where you have the business of news and the sort of profession of news in conflict. where rupert murdoch shouldn't be saying it is not red or blue, it is green. he should be saying it could be green all you want, but there is a line we will not cross, which is saying something that is knowingly false and that is why they're in a lot of hot water. and based on this evident, for very good reason. >> so, david, jolly, if there is one thing that has not lost its grip on -- on my fury in terms of what the republican party i once knew ushered in, it is the silence of people who know better. so in that spirit, let me read you this from the filing. an exchange between paul ryan and rupert murdoch. quote, on january 12th, paul ryan discussed with rupert and atlantic lan murdoch about how

mr. peters, you recognize the questions? >> thank, you mister chairman. mr. spalter, thank you for being here today, as you know, in 2020, congress passed the secure and trusted communications act to ensure that american broadband networks were free from the influence of chinese state connected companies like huawei. in the bell, we promised broadband providers that we would help pay for quote, repeal and replace, this equipment. so, far congress has not kept up with this promise, and there is roughly three billion dollar shortfall, in the program. and what some people, i think, don't realize, is that this funding shortfall isn't just a national security issue, it's also a broadband equity issue as well. for example, in the upper peninsula of michigan, where 25% of households cannot access broadband currently, northern michigan university operates a network that provides connectivity to its student body, and over 16,000 households in roughly 120 rural michigan communities. and without funding from congress, to replace its huawei equipment, that we have truste

i'm peter lavelle . mr. barton goes to care the us presidents, unannounced trip can be interpreted in a number of ways. is one of them an active desperation to keep washington's coalition of the willing together just before the anticipated russian offensive, we will soon find out.

mr. peters from california, you are recognized for five. >> thank you, mister chairman. our path to true energy security is not to double down on oil and gas. the oil embargo in the 70s, the gulf war in the 90s, hurricane katrina in 2005, 2008 financial crisis, covid, putin's war on ukraine, all contributed to a rollercoaster of harmful oil price volatility under republican and democratic presidential leadership. despite the pain of these price fluctuations, republicans continue to propose the same false solution, more oil and gas. that will only lead to more price uncertainty and pain, as we have seen at the gas pump recently, and has san diegans are seeing on their natural gas bills today. the solution, long term, is clean, innovative energy technologies which are becoming cheaper than fossil fuels, and can produce energy domestically, without reliance on foreign adversaries. it's not radical, it's smart. even texas takes 40% of its power from non carbon sources. it's not because texas is against oil and gas. it's because it's the sensible thing to do. i'm proud that w

mr. webber. >> thank, you mister chairman. first, i want to -- scott peters said, in texas, 40% of our power is renewable. that's just not accurate. you go to a.gov, you look at that, and in texas, it's 50% natural gas, 18% coal, nuclear is 8%, and that's 76%, i'm not good at math, but that leaves about 24%. 20 of it is when, and 4% is solar. so we appreciate renewables in texas. we do. but the real fact is that the renewables cannot be the leading actor. renewables can be a supporting actor. but renewables cannot be the leading actor. we found that out with winter storm uri. y'all talked about pipelines, i think it was you in -- with one of our members. the keystone pipeline would have come into my district over by beaumont, texas. it carries into 3000 barrels of oil a day. the colonial pipeline system, you talked about it, it carries about 2.1 million barrels of product a day. the keystone pipeline is literally one fourth of the output -- it feeds the entire southeastern part of the united states. why did the president come to texas and begged us to drill f

i'm peter lavelle . mr. barton goes to kim, the us president unannounced trip can be interpreted in a number of ways. is one of them in active desperation to keep washington's coalition of the willing together just before the anticipated.

i'm peter lavelle . mr. barton goes to care the u. s. president. unannounced trip can be interpreted in a number of ways, is one of them an active desperation to keep washington's coalition of the willing together just before the anticipated russian offensive. we will soon find out a cross talking ukraine. i'm joined by my guest, carla nixon in washington. he's a political analyst in new york, we have let me goldstein, he's the chair of the department of slavic studies at brown university and in south and we crossed to michael desk. he is the packing j. d, professor of international relations at the university of notre dame or identity cross roles. and in fact, that means you can jump anytime you want. and i always appreciate a lot of me, let me go to you. breaking news here. a short time ago, vladimir putin addressing the nation, announced that russia would be suspending negotiations for the start to treaty, which i think in total. now that is the end of arms control that were in the soviet union slash russia had with the west. garme

mr. peters. i you about police reform. wendy democrats intend to put forth a bill on police reform?such imagery how confident are you it will actually get past in this chamber? >> had the opportunity to sit down and talk with leaders within the congressional caucus, black caucus last evening including chairman stephen moore sword, members of the united states senate, some of the leadership within the cbc here in the house in preparation for the white house meeting will take place today. i'm not going to get out ahead of that meeting but i think as congressman horse for it has indicated we do need to have a real genuine authentic and bipartisan conversation about dealing with police reform in america and figure out how to strengthen the relationship between the police and the community? i believe it's going to be a productive meeting with president biden. i won't be part of that meeting. it would be led by the congressional black caucus but i will fully support their efforts. >> you talk about some of -- [inaudible] [inaudible question] >> said what had to say about representative om

mr. peters and doctor walensky we met with you and your staff and we learned about your attempt to modernize through institutional reforms. since then, i have been pleased to see the cdc issued plans to improve accountability, collaboration, communication and both within the organization and the american public. part of the efforts talk about it rating new model for executive work. making sure you can get access to timely high-quality data and strengthening workforce capacity to respond to these needs. i'm wondering if you could talk weekly what congressional authority you might need to do that as we think about developing legislation. >> thank you. a pleasure to host you and would welcome anyone else to atlanta. it is the case that workforce has been one of the challenges, one of the lessons we've learned to study demonstrating our public health workforce across the country 60000 in deficit. that means we have a lot of work not only at the cdc but across the country to develop a public health workforce has diverse ass the communities we serve and our resources and data. >> i don't mean to i

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mr. peters, and dr. boo shot. dr. walensky we met with you on your staff, and we learned about your attempts to modernize through institutional reforms. since then, i have been really pleased to see that the cdc has issued plans to improve -- and timeliness both within the organization and to the american public. part of those efforts, and you've talked about, it are creating a new government model through an executive board that relates directly to the cdc director. you've talked also this morning about some -- timely and high quality data and strengthening workforce capacity to respond to these needs. i'm wondering if you can just talk very briefly about what congressional authority you might need to do that as we start thinking about developing legislation. >> thank you congress women, it was a pleasure to host you and i would welcome anyone else who wants to pass a visit down to atlanta. it is the case that workforce has been one of the challenges, it's been one of the lessons that we learned, and studied from the

after all this success is mr. peter andre. as in the studio . peter andre. as in the studio.een going now for 78 years now . so going now for 78 years now. so busy. who would have thought? my friend. what is it? 30 years? yeah, well , but my friend. what is it? 30 years? yeah, well, but my dad said it's only the first 100 years at the top, so i've only got a couple of years to go and i'll be fine. you know, it has been 30 years, by the way. i have to say. i rush to get ready. so i'm so sorry if i look like i've just come out of you. don't but i am only with smelly vision. is this not fantastic smell of vision. now that would be something. yes i. so lucky. i'm i. 30 years. i'm so lucky. i'm so well, are you lucky or so lucky. well, are you lucky or is harder you work, the is it the harder you work, the luckier i do think luckier you get? i do think there's something in working hard. definite early and i think is loyal. is something in being loyal. i've been with the same manager now nearly claire now for nearly 30 years, claire powell, as know, claire and powell, as you know,

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mrs. carter 95th birthday. it was a butterfly made by this great sculptor who does a lot of work in california. a big time guy, petered up, they popped right right out of the van with secret service and sat down and had refreshment. i was standing right there as her sister let her over to light the statute for the first time. as she walks by, it was beautiful and she grabs my hand and shook it. thank you for being here. >> why the interest of the first lady? what drew you for that? >> these women are so incredibe and so much apart of their husband's administration and the american story and the world history that america has created that i was fascinated by them and they made me the first lady's man by their stories and their lives. >> that's great. rosalind said she and the former president always look for common interests. jimmy and i always looking for things to do together. each person should have some space. that's really important. they got some pace over the years. they're married for 75 years. he travels a lot. they did literally everything together. >> there is no jimmy's story without rosalind. if you reme

party at the white house, they walked over and the president talked to emthis and peter said do you have any advice for me, mrident, we're having a daughter. he seemed touched by it, you know what, peter, hold her close, hold her close. and peter says issue that is good advice. >> ainsley: some babies are born, hair color changes, i have a feeling this baby will have blond hair, right lawrence? >> lawrence: that is right. >> steve: peter was born with black hair and it fell out. the baby's hair is strawberry blond. really cute. >> ainsley: congratulations, steve, really happy for you. >> steve: thank you and kathy and i are standing by, with our children, we were always rule followers, but now we're grandparents, we'll be rule bakers, if the baby wants dinner at dairy queen, let's go. >> ainsley: spoil the grandkids then give them back. >> lawrence: steve, i look forward to the cookbook on how to make baby food, i'm sure that is next in the household. all right, guys. >> steve: lawrence, the rest of the show, please call me grandpa. >> ainsley: have you decided a name yet? >> steve: i've been told, it is not

mr. yaroslav. i remember the time of your combatant peter kuzyk, where he noted that in the direction of bakhmut inin direction at the moment, the russians even used prisoners. i understand that our military is letting them go ahead to protect themselves from the fire of the defense forces on them. so they still use this tactic, or was it some kind of one-time story? but they use it all. i even see video footage when they were digging a trench and a parapet from a trench so that they wouldn't be hit at that moment, they were laying out the frozen corpses of their own comrades, that is, you understand here in the bad sense of the word, like on everest , when you know these cases that there are a lot of them no one takes the dead who are not theirs, that is, well, this is human psychology, on the one hand, it is expected that a person saves his own skin and no longer thinks about the dead, not about the living, not least about the prisoners, whom they consider terrible fascists and so on. so they can they should really be released and mini fields demined, there have already been such cases and all ot

peters. >> thank you mr. chairman. and the supply the manufacturers are too rigid it is rigid.t is a hard balance. was going to ask about the intellectual property concerns especially as technology continues to improve. tell me about the risks your members are worried about. >> the ip issue is more related to the manufacturers and to us as a dealer. i think the primary all of the engine technology those are high hurdles to reach the manufacturer spends a lot of r&d on that. and in the field and we have to support the manufacturers expectations of that equipment in the field and to be in a lawsuit over a product that has been altered think a dealer could be pulled and pretty easily to the ap problem the safety is pretty dangerous and that is software-based are the sensors that sense the proximity of a person or vehicle. if any of that was tampered with we would be pointing fingers at who alter the machine so they could avoid those restrictions. i think the risk is when there is a violation and the manufacturer will be concerned. >> and the ligands those bad actors and then to en

peters. >> thank you mr. chairman. and the supply the manufacturers are too rigid it is rigid.t is a hard balance. was going to ask about the intellectual property concerns especially as technology continues to improve. tell me about the risks your members are worried about. >> the ip issue is more related to the manufacturers and to us as a dealer. i think the primary all of the engine technology those are high hurdles to reach the manufacturer spends a lot of r&d on that. and in the field and we have to support the manufacturers expectations of that equipment in the field and to be in a lawsuit over a product that has been altered think a dealer could be pulled and pretty easily to the ap problem the safety is pretty dangerous and that is software-based are the sensors that sense the proximity of a person or vehicle. if any of that was tampered with we would be pointing fingers at who alter the machine so they could avoid those restrictions. i think the risk is when there is a violation and the manufacturer will be concerned. >> and the ligands those bad actors and then to en

mr. biden also telling peter, he plans to speak with chinese president xi jingping saying, i think the lastng that xi wants is to fundamentally rip the relationship with the united states and with me now, the president is also directing his team to develop what he is calling sharper rules for handling future unidentified objects. the idea here is to basically better distinguish those that threaten u.s. safety and security and those that do not savannah >> meanwhile, kristen, the white house released a summary of the president's routine physical it happened at walter reed what were the findings >> reporter: well, that's absolutely right, as you say that routine physical did happen at walter reed let me give you the key take-away, according to his doctor, and i will give you some quotes here, the president remains healthy and vigorous, the doctor adding quote, he is fitfully fit to execute the duties of the president, and there was a small lesion on the president's chest and that is awaiting biopsy. e're still awaiting those results but at 80 years old the president's health a key focus with

mr. putin is prosecuting war in ukraine, that would have very bad ramifications. >> peter doocy is in warsaw, our morning, your afternoon, hi, peter. >> dana, president biden on the way into the round table meeting made his first comment about today's china and russia meeting in moscow and it is clear it is complicated. >> mr. president, in reaction -- >> president biden: i don't have time. >> within the last 40 minutes,let russians said they welcome the chinese offer to get involved in ukraine in significant way and that represents china top diplomat, defying america's top diplomat. >> secretary blinken has it munich with his counterpart and made clear to him there would be ramifications and >> the consequences for china will remain unknown until help for russia is made by china. president biden is meeting with the eastern europey an flank of nato that make up the bucharest nine. they're nervous if putin takes ukraine he will move across europe. biden is promising military assets will be used to help nato fight russian aggressors head-to-head. >> president biden: nato alliance and article f

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