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negotiator of the new start agreement. welcome back.is your reaction today to the biden administration extending new start for five years? rose: i am delighted. i think it is the right move. we are embarking on some modernization of our nuclear forces and i think we need the predictability and stability that new start will give us to keep the price tag within bounds. otherwise, we might be chasing the russians as they get new missiles and warheads and we might not be able to have the predictable modernization programs. nick: you saw some of the criticism in that piece, saying that the administration should have tried perhaps for a shorter administration, maybe one year and that the biden administration give up leverage. rose: ah, the leverage myth. first of all, when president biden came into office, i was not at all sure he would go for the extension. people like victoria nuland saying that we should driver some leverage on this. they russians have been very clear for the last year-plus that they don't want this treaty as much as we do

now that new start has been extended, a very smart move by the new administration. i would like to see that u.s. explore further arms-control with russia, not only a follow-on to new start, but also negotiations focused on nonstrategic nuclear arsenals around europe. i hesitate to support any unilateral moves in that regard if we are going to look at those -- that posture in europe, we need to make sure we are getting something for it from russia and negotiating shared limitations in that theater, but all in all, let me just say that i applaud the report. we may have some areas of agreement or disagreement on particular recommendations, but i think it is a very helpful contribution to the upcoming mpr and i hope folks in the new administration will read it and pull some ideas from it. >> thanks. >> thank you. we are coming up close to q&a time. i thought i would take the opportunity to ask you both a question, hopefully have an interesting discussion. as george mentioned, one of the highlights of the report, it's focus on managing conflict in any region of the world

russian new start treaty for another 5 years. yet it was articles published in the naval institute magazine proceedings. your yeshu his article had to have been submitted for a review sometime in december right most likely his article was was conceived in the aftermath of joe biden statement in september that he seeks radical reductions in america's nuclear arsenal so this is. a commander a strategic command you know a stance of playwriting you know a professional paper but it's really he's getting involved in domestic politics he's he's putting a marker down saying we need to have nuclear weapons we need to prepare be prepared for nuclear war at a time when the by the ministration is is leaning in the exact opposite direction it could be a pretty redundant question after what you've just said but do you think the cold war rhetoric will ever be put the rest i hope it will be but it's not going to be for any time soon you know the issue the fundamental issues between the united states and russia are going to be resolved in the nex

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for more than 4 years trump was called public yet by cave to russia's demands to continue with a new start arms agreement also a lesson the only and why is he so unimportant. to discuss these issues and more i'm joined by my guest george samueli in budapest he's an author of you tube or at the gavel and here in moscow we have dmitri biopics he's a political analyst and editor at you know just me internet media project telling us topples in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciative when i was going to georgia in budapest but as i said in my introduction george you know during all of the rage of russia gate the fake hoax that the public had to go through during the entire trump administration that the trunk was too cozy with putin though when the new start agreement the last remaining major arms control agreement between the russian the united states his administration had very strong demands claim that russia was cheating without showing any proof and then we go in the 2nd week of the biden ministration and apparently the american position is completely colla

you very much for your time thanks for having me my pleasure now * let's start with the now doubly new start treaty which while being considered one of the last remaining bad jokes of arms control was extended essentially over the phone in a conversation between presidents putin and biden is that a sign of how crucial that treaty is or how on the country in concert crash no it is no i think it's a sign of how how important and essential it is it really is the bedrock of strategic stability these are the most dangerous weapons in the world you're in a continental ballistic missiles or submarine launch ballistic missiles these are you know weapons i could destroy whole cities and even more so it's essential that we have some limits and some insight into each other's arsenals with these weapons now this treaty which was signed a decade ago by. different presidents are i'll be close allies of the current leader is if locked the russian and american nuclear arsenals at some of the lowest levels in decades and back then i remember it was and major achievement is it still in a chair meant to recomm

i am not starting a new party. wouldn't that be brilliant. let's start a new party and divide our vote so you can never win. so we're not interested in that. >> congresswoman, what's your reaction? >> well, i'm actually glad he said he's not starting a new party. we are the republican party, and i'd like to remind him, also, that i've been a republican longer than he has. and we're not necessarily buying all of the rhetoric that is become put out there by this former president. i thought it was really interesting as he began he was speech -- i was pleased to hear he was talking a little more about policy, but then he went back to the old type of divisive rhetoric, talking about the border wall, talking about -- in a way that -- there are ways to discuss it, but in a way that was a little bit more divisive. then he went on to talk about, that he may run again. well, there are a lot of people that are there that i think would give him a run for his money. so i think he needs to be careful what he talks about, and he has to watch his back because

i come up to the floor today to discuss the administration's decision to extend the new start treaty by five years. supporters hailed the move with the "new york times" reporting that the president's decision, quote, avoided a renewed arms race, end quote. meanwhile, critics who believe the question of extension had given the united states leverage to extract concessions from russia as well as china describe the move as a wasted opportunity and a giveaway to putin. as the last bilateral arms control agreement between the united states and russia, perhaps it shouldn't be surprising that the debate over extending new start took on outsized importance with parties on both sides seeing it as the vehicle to accomplish all of their goals. now with the extension decided, it comes with an opportunity to regain our perspective and consider the way forward. this begins with a clear understanding of what the new start treaty accomplishes and what it doesn't. to begin with, the new start treaty is not a panacea. and extending the agreement does not prevent an arms race with just the stroke of a p

in other words, russia is building new weapons that will not be included in the new start negotiations. but they should be. the president didn't take the advice of ambassador newland, obviously. he didn't advocate for new limits on tactical weapons or these new weapons systems or any, or impose any other conditions to combat russian aggression. in a call with president putin last week, president biden agreed to a clean five-year extension. no conditions, no negotiations. in short, a capitulation. he gave them a green light to keep doing what they have been doing. well, it didn't take long for russian leaders to celebrate this win. the deputy foreign minister of russia declared that the u.s. had agreed to the, to extend the treaty on russia's terms, and both houses of russia's parliament unanimously voted in favor of the ratification of the extension within hours of the announcement. in other words, the biden administration are on exactly the same page as the duma. that ought to give them some pause. it's fair to say there's been no celebration here in the united states, but the truth i

came moving the program on the new start nuclear arms reduction treaty between russia and the u.s. has been officially extended for 5 more years moscow praised the deal as a step in the right direction towards international stability it is the only major arms control the court left between the 2 nuclear powers for more details let's cross live now to a cost rev reminded one stage we were just a fortnight away from the pact expiring completely how significant is this extension. well the importance of this extension is the paramount of the already received phrase both in moscow and in washington now the treaty is considered to be the only remaining arms control agreement between the world's sue greatest nuclear powers now the agreement itself was implemented back in 11 and it's called the new strategic arms reduction treaty or the new start if you want to keep it short now the agreement itself it limits the number of nuclear warheads and their delivery methods as well that's both the u.s. and russia are allowed to have now the extension went into effect this wednesday and it will las

yeah bite you gave to russia's demands to continue with the new start arms agreement also a live signal volley and why is he so for. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. hello again several fellows and protesters were detained across russia on sunday during a 2nd weekend of on earth arise rallies in support of june opposition activists alexina this time there were visibly fewer people on the streets with the highest attendance in moscow and st petersburg in the russian capital authorities called on people not to gather citing pandemic restrictions officers used force where demonstrators resisted arrest. you know where she is federal security service has released for those proposing to show a secret meeting between one of her closest associates and a british intelligence officer the f.s.b. claimed britain is a very involved with the russian opposition providing them with financial support

2026 that's after russian president vladimir putin signed off on the extension last week a new start caps the number of warheads the powers can deploy it's the last bilateral arms control treaty still in force between the 2 countries the government of ukraine has shut down several pro russian television channels allegedly fun and spawn all of garc with personal ties to vladimir putin ukrainian president a lot of selenski justified to ban as necessary to fight kremlin propaganda that undermines his country's path to the e.u. for critics accuse him of stifling freedom of speach. independent objectivity that's what journalists at 3 ukrainian news channel say it's under threat when 2 news one in seek are no longer in ukrainian t.v. the broadcasters say it's the start of an era of lies. but in the early days 3 for channels of stop broadcasting what does it mean for free speech and what does it mean for ukrainians. since the government shut down the channels have been blasting president vladimir selenski the opposition to ukrainian leaders scared the reporting is damaging his government in

welcome back the new start nuclear arms reduction treaty between russia and the u.s. has been officially extended for 5 more years moscow praised the deal is a step in the right direction wrong on cost of reports. the treaty is considered to be the only remaining arms control agreement between the world's sue greatest nuclear powers and importance of this extension is the paramount of the already received phrase both in moscow and in washington and the agreement itself was implemented back in one c. 11 and it's called the new strategic arms reduction treaty or the new start if you want to keep it short now the agreement itself it limits the number of nuclear warheads and their delivery methods as well that's both the u.s. and russia are allowed to have now the extension went into effect this wednesday and it will last for 5 years until february 5th 2026 not russian foreign ministry according to them the treaty was signed without any amendments and cold as a cornerstone of international security. with a new storage extension this core mechanism for maintaining strategi

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was implemented back in one see 11 and it's called the new strategic arms reduction treaty or the new start if you want to keep it short now the agreement itself it limits the number of nuclear warheads and their delivery methods as well that's both the u.s. and russia are allowed to have now the extension went into effect this wednesday and it will last for 5 years until february 5th 2026 not russian foreign ministry or according to them the treaty was signed without any amendments and cold as a cornerstone of international security. with a new storage extension this quarter mechanism for maintaining strategic stability is preserved on a strictly reciprocal basis limiting the 2 countries nuclear arsenals considering the special responsibilities the trash and the u.s. carry as the world's largest nuclear nations the decision guarantees and necessary level of predictability and transparency in this area while strictly maintaining a balance of interests of live near putin signed a bill extending the agreement just last week following talks with his united states counterparts joe biden now the

the biden administration quickly took action to extend new start by five years. we chose today for the event knowing the importance of this occasion not just with the extension of the new start treaty but what comes next. the biden administration, russia and the rest world will be looking to see what's coming next in nuclear policy. the biden folks will review nuclear policy in a couple of months and kathleen hicks hied at this fact during her testimony this week before the senate armed services of committee. george perkovic and i lay out a series of analytical findings and policy recommendations which we hope will stimulate a much-needed debate on where nuclear discussions go from here. i'm joined by two exteamed accomplished founders. michelle flournoy is a co-founder and former chief executive officer of the center for new american security where she currently serves on the board and authored numerous articles on nuclear approaches to russia and china. michelle also served as the undersecretary of defense for policy from february 2009 to february 2012. george

the biden administration says it has prolonged the new start treaty with russia and till 2026 that's after russian president vladimir putin signed off on the extension last week new start caps the number of warheads the powers can deploy the last bilateral arms full training still in force between the 2 countries. former european central bank chief mario draghi has agreed to try to form a new government of national unity in italy the governing coalition collapsed last month after a splinter party withdrew support mr draghi often referred to as super mario is a widely credited with saving the euro during the 2012 currency crisis. plant and animal species are currently dying out tens if not hundreds of times faster than the average over the past 10000000 years that's according to a new u.n. report and who's to blame well unsurprisingly it's humankind and the way we eat has a lot to do with it. stealthy and solitary cheetahs may not be the biggest of all the big cats but they certainly are the fastest reaching speeds of up to 130 kilometers per hour to catch their prey but despite their

mistakes that's why the united states and russia notwithstanding other competition extended the new start treaty for an additional 4 years once i came i was sworn in that's why we said we're prepared to reengage in negotiations with the p 5 plus one on iran's nuclear program we must also address or as destabilizing activities across the middle east we're going to work in close cooperation with our european and other partners as we proceed will also work together to lock down for a silent radiological material to prevent terrorist groups from acquiring to using them. in a range of challenges europe and the united states must take on together is broad and complex and i mean i'm eager to hear you're going to hear next from my good friends and i was standing leaders sasa mirco about her thoughts on the way forward together so let me conclude with this. we cannot allow self-doubt to hinder our ability during gauge each other or the larger world the last 4 years have been hard for europe and the united states have to lead with confidence once more with faced in our capacities a commitment to ou

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during the entire trump and ministration that the truck was too cozy with putin though oh when the new start agreement the last remaining major arms control agreement between the russian the united states his administration had very strong demands claim that russia was cheating without showing any proof and then we go in the 2nd week of the biting ministration and apparently be american position is completely collapse i've explained go ahead. well this is an excellent question because. if your goal of the trumpet ministration. post 3 conditions on the russians was when he said that there would only be a one year extension of a 5 year extension. he said that the russians had to impose a freeze on their nuclear weaponry. and so he would then and in all of these months are the russians said i didn't was because i meant to mention and they said the chinese had to take part as well. the russians said no to all 3 and. and i was and then the viking people came in and essentially caved all of them said they went for a 5 year extension and they said they didn't say anything about the freeze and they

in other news the biden administration says it has extended its new start nuclear arms treaty with russia until 2026 that's after russian president vladimir putin signed off on the extension last week a new start caps the number of warheads the powers can deploy it's the last bilateral arms control treaty still in force between the 2 countries it's. u.s. vice president camila harris has formed in pete boots a check to serve as u.s. transport secretary as husband chasten participated in the ceremony. holding the bible book to tick is a former democratic presidential contender and the 1st openly gay man to serve in a u.s. captain position. netflix is dominating the golden globe awards with a whopping 22 nominations its film made in a march to hollywood's golden age is leading the pack with 6 nominations 3 out of the 5 best director nominees are women including regina king for one night in miami by rival streaming service amazon. it's been 6 months now since a massive explosion ripped through the city of beirut in lebanon on the blast went off in a warehouse in the city's port when fireworks

mistakes that's why the united states and russia not withstanding other competition extended the new start treaty for an additional 4 years once i came i was sworn in that's why we said we're prepared to reengage in negotiations with the p 5 plus one on iran's nuclear program we must also address or as destabilizing activities across the middle east and we're going to work in close cooperation with our european and other partners as we proceed will also work together to lock down to silence radiological material to prevent terrorist groups from acquiring and using them look the range of challenges europe and the united states must take on together is broad and complex and i meet are here i'm eager to hear nigger hear next from my good friends now standing leaders sasa merkel about her thoughts on the way forward together so let me conclude with this we cannot allow self-doubt to hinder our ability during gauge each other or the larger world the last 4 years have been hard. when europe and united states have to lead with confidence once more with faced in our capacities a commitment to our

well let's get started so as europe continues to struggle with new corona virus strains on a tough slope down much as people across the continent to becoming increasingly frustrated with the way the pandemic is being handled. well let's start off you can see images from all show protesters clashed with riot for me stop and go was spawned by the imposition of the right to form a small town which includes placing all non-essential businesses on restricted. movement just been extended until the 7th of february and not really pushed covert skeptics out onto the streets where they denounce this quote. but also take a look at what happened in a danish city office a very different picture here. protest why well they're also making the latest 3 week dropped out of the new force spreading hope at 19 variant the rally was organized by a group called men in black people who are chanting freedom clint dunn mob. and they're not the only ones because that's finish off by looking up brussels a number of arrests the weekend 200 in fact that worried about the social and economic toll so a lot of disconte

than 4 years trump was called putin's puppet yet biting cave to russia's demands to continue with a new start arms agreement also go is a lesson the volley and why is he so unimportant. to discuss these issues and more i'm joined by my guest george samueli in budapest he's an author of you tube or at the gavel and here in moscow we have dmitri biopics he's a political analyst and editor at you know just me internet media project telling hospitals in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciated what it was going to georgia in budapest but as i said in my introduction george you know during all of the rage of russia gate the fake hoax that the public had to go through during the entire trumpet ministre sion that the trunk was too cozy with putin though when the new start agreement the last remaining major arms control agreement between the russian the united states his administration had very strong demands claim that russia was cheating without showing any proof and then we go in the 2nd week of the by the ministration and apparently the american position is complet

department has already issued a statement suggesting that they see that when you're well over the new start treaty as it's just the 1st step in that direction but i think what's the most crucial here is not the willingness to your. real it is that dialogue i think the russians have been there ready for quite some time and actually shown the discussion and you know last week i had a chance to talk to your the iranian foreign minister survives any and he likes to say that the americans have this approach to negotiations what's mine is mine what's yours is negotiable and i think this is something that the russians share to you they believe that the americans in their in the south always strive for an upper hand rather than trying to secure. insurance interests at a balance as a collateral on the deal your ability is that a fair assessment and which forum do you think this dialogue should take which form which tone which happened here. well i mean i think you know i mean i think mr zarif scum and so with a little bit grain of salt as we say in english. i mean i think you know this is what negot

the agreement just last week following talks with his united states counterparts joe biden now the new start treaty was indeed at risk of expiring after former u.s. president donald trump refused to extended without making amendments that were unacceptable to moscow now u.s. state secretary anthony blinken described this signing as the 1st step toward restoring u.s. leadership on arms control and nonproliferation and he also said that the treaty will make the u.s. its allies and the whole world safer. but the us is on the brink of a nuclear war with russia and china that's the stock warning from 4 stockman charles richard america's strategic command chief the us military must shift its principle assumption from nuclear employment is not possible to nuclear employment is a very real possibility and act to meet and deter that reality. former u.n. weapons inspector scott ritter of unease the admiral's warnings are a dangerous move if the united states dare uses nuclear weapons against russian forces or on russian soil the russians will have no choice but to respond this is what makes the admira

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of the new start agreement. an arps control priority. i know, for the new administration as it was for us as well. and then third, we have some americans wrongfully detained in russia, we'd like to get them home. and finally, we have to support our allies and partners in eastern europe, bring in democracies: poland, czech republic, slovak republic, all the things that you worked on earlier in your career as the director of the nsc bringing about the rise of democracy in eastern europe we need to protect our allies against a revanchist russia. condoleezza rice: jake, reportedly the president had a phone call with vladimir putin, which is always a joy for an american president, i might say. jake, where do you want to take russia? jake sullivan: well, i want to say one final word on afghanistan. i'm so focused on the u.s.- taliban agreement, i neglected, on afghanistan, to add the point that what the previous administration did in terms of setting up and supporting negotiations between the stakeholders in afghanist

counterpart joe biden that took place last week now the new start treaty was at risk of expiring. after former u.s. president donald trump refused to extend it without making amendments that were unacceptable to moscow u.s. secretary of state anthony blinken described the signing as the 1st step forward towards restoring u.s. leadership on arms control and mold proliferation ok thanks for the update there a man that was artie's the cost that. the kremlin has hit back at western governments critical of a court's decision to jail the russian opposition activist alexina founding and accused them of foreign interference he was sentenced to just under 3 years for parole violations in moscow yesterday with more on the story his because you don. well it certainly gain some traction internationally has been covered in russia for sure but the amount of attention it's getting from international sources it is almost like they are the russian media within minutes after the ruling we started to receive statements from all over the world from the u.k. from the u.s. from germany france the counc

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let's bring in some other news now the by ministrations as that it has extended its new start nuclear arms treaty with russia until 2026 that's after russian president vladimir putin signed off on the extension last week new start caps the number of warheads the powers can deploy it's a last bilateral arms control treaty still in force between the 2 countries. netflix's dominated the golden globe awards within walking $22.00 nominations it's film manc the homage to the hollywood's golden ages when given the fact that 6 nominations 3 out of the 5 best director nominees are women including the gina king for one night in miami by rival streaming service amazon. germany's ethics council has rejected the concept of vaccine passports the council says that it is unacceptable to lift code with 1000 restrictions on an individual basis because vaccinated people may still spread the virus but the council made one exception saying those who are vaccinated should be allowed to visit relatives and elderly care homes and hospices. the coronavirus pandemic has turned children's lives upside down with