[000:00:00;00] here is not a hero, obama russia here time glides, who is forward, who is back here the souls of the sacred vlad are melting and every wickedness the clock of rock meets the head of russia what it does do you want to try and i will return so come to the small fly i that you are the lord scares the russian door wow russia attacked me mine. so it may seem strange to people who are not churched, ignorant of monastic dispensation, yes, of monastic life, that this is some kind of primitive, such a boring life of a god. in fact, no one would have lived a day here without grace without the help of god in the world. you have not experienced such joy , such satisfaction as you experience in a monastery. believe me, there is something to compare. here, as they say, before the monastery, i was fond of various sections, except for ballet, despite the fact that my profession was, as it were, choreography had already been chosen for me. i have always strived for some kind of perfection, always found time to read this little short prayer, lord, and direct my steps on the truth of the p

so you, the consciousness is a nationalist or radical formal another nationalism, obama, ukrainian russia for big fascism. and that is used by liberals, by global global liberals. because in their territories, they strictly prohibit any hint on patriotism. and they, they destroy any kind of nationalism or, or patriotism in their territories. but in you gram, ah, the other hand they, they, they make it clear ish. yeah, i think they are, they account to use it. and after destruction of ukraine, there will be nothing any more. so i, i don't think they, this is a seriously belief in the possible victoria of ukraine. your grand will be will disappear during this conflict. so there is no such big danger because these artificial nazi creation as mother knew sooner or later will cease to exist. there will be no, you're ok, no, no problem, no nazi. so they are created that as exactly as the they have used isis, islamic state, or islamic fundamentalism. having nothing to do with, with wally as of radical islam. the west cynically has used cars, used a guide and radical islam to deck for soviet or s

we watch not only during obama bringing russia back to the middle east now biden has brought china into the middle east. brokering a deal between saudi arabia and iran. that used to be america. that used to happen at camp david. so the world scares me and why did they think they can do this? because it became a void of leadership, of strength. of questioning the commitment of america. can they trust us. and an underlying part of all that is the energy policy of america. it gave russia an opportunity to open up. it gave them a bound together and that's a real concern. that's one of the bases of where the whole premise of the select committee of china came, was on the 75th anniversary of normandy. i was walking the gravestones. nancy pelosi was there as well and i looked at all those young men from the star of david's and cross, all dying around the same time and wondering at that moment what could the lawmakers of done, the policymakers, not the week before, but the decade before that that day would never have to come. what should they have done when they first saw hitler's, mussolini an

in 2010 and said he wanted to do all offensive and defensiv weapons ukraine and criticized obama as soft on russiamoving to where the republican voters are. laura: stay withs because we want to hear from you on another topic of the day, which is the widely popular artificial intelligence chat bot known as chat gb t. they have released the latest version, which they say has been created but less likely to make up facts. it c respond to images, providing recipe suggestions from photos. just take a look at when it came up with for this picture of eggs, flour and milk. it can process up to 25,000 words, eight times as many of the previous version of chat gpt . the box generates human level performance on standardized tests. they were at the 90th percentile on the bar exam. the 93rd percentile of an s.a.t. reading exam, and an 89 percentile on the sat math exam. but they warned it's not perfect yet. the company said they still have many loan limitations they are working to address such as social biases, hallucinations and adversarial prompts. all right, adversarial prompts, i don't know what that means

the start missile defense treaty until russia withdrew from the region, it was his votes and words, take a listen what else he was saying. >> couple years ago, obamaying to do a reset, the democrats viewed guy like me who were more of the reagan school that's tough on russia, as kind of throw back to say the cold war, criticized mitt romney in 2012, all of a sudden because they're using it against trump, they're so concerned about russia. what vladimir putin sees is he sees weakness, a president that's not serious, and so he knows he can get away with things there. i think if we had a policy which i was firm, which armed ukraine with defensive and offensive weapons they could defend themselves i think putin would make different calculations >> this is incredible i think it's important to point out because this isn't like he just was asked and didn't know what to say. this is something he thought about, he cared about and he repeatedly wanted to talk about and go to interviews about. >> this was i mean, a common position in the republican parties to obama was weak on russia, but we saw in that first clip where he said they want to fight the good fi

the assauit— ukraine and criticised obama for the assault on— ukraine and criticised obama for the assault on russia the — assault on russia. he's moving to where the republican voters are. stay with us, ron and anthony, as we want to hear from you on another topic of the day — the wildly popular artificial intelligence chatbot known as chatgpt. the research lab openai has released the latest version, which it says is more creative and less likely to make up facts. the new model can respond to images, providing recipe suggestions from photos of ingredients. have a look at what it came up with for this picture of eggs, flour and milk. it can also process up to 25,000 words, about eight times as many as the preevious version of chatgpt. open ai says the bot demonstrates human level performance on many standardized tests. gpt—ii performed at the 90th percentile on a simulated bar exam, the 93rd percentile on an sat reading exam, and the 89th percentile on the sat math exam, openai claimed. but they warn it's not perfect yet — the company said in a blog post: i don't know what that means. what do you ma

that's part of ukraine that russia stole in the obama administration. is it likely? over here close to russia? would the united states have recognizance? >> absolutely. we have done that before. we have gone across this whole area. the war in ukraine, number two, the shumts from odessa that we need to make sure that ukraine gets to continue to do those. and that's one of the reasons we're watching this. >> we're focusing on the breaking news they deleted the software. but the fact that a fighter jo jet would approach unarmed drone, what does that tell you about russias's mood at the moment? >> they are very combative. they have sophisticated jet they are using to go after a really surveillance drone. and they will do anything they can to not only you are tat us, but to destroy our capabilities. >> thank you for your insights. >>> more drama on capitol hill. right a key nomination is in jeopardy. live to the hill, next. >> tech: when you have auto glass damage, trust safelite. we'll replace your windshield, and recalibrate your advanced safety system. so automatic eme

russian invasion of ukraine today without her disastrous foreign policy, the whole obama administration redline with russianly person less qualified to teach a class about foreign policy would be john kerry. maria: i wonder if the benghazi situation will be on the agenda. >> honestly i would take the class because i would love to ask a question what is the over under before she freaks out and says what difference does it make. how long is backward to take. so many things you could throw out there. maria: don't forget the influence peddling should we get into the global initiative how much money did foreign countries get to the clinton global initiative. biden should've followed them he wouldn't be any trouble they should've started foundation and they would be any trouble. let's take a break, tiktok ceo gets grown on capitol hill about china control over the bipartisan push to be on the app entirely, we are on it next. stay with us. ♪ challenges. i heard about the payroll tax refund that allowed us to keep the people that have been here taking care of us. learn more at getrefunds.com. when aspen dental tol

russia which in a debate with republicans, when republicans were reporting the threat pose by russia, barack obamaaid the 1980's want their foreign policy back. let's talk about another so-called expert that the left loves to talk about, greta thunberg, in 2018, she quoted, tweeted, a top climate scientist is warning the climate change will wipe out all of humanity unless we stop using fossil fuels over the next five years, end quote. conveniently greta deleted that tweet this month. why? it's because that was said in 2018. it's now 2030 -- 2023, five years later. humanity is still around. it's easy to say the experts have been wrong in the last few years. since the early 2000s. the so-called experts have been wrong on this topic since the 1960's. in 1969 "the new york times" published a piece from paul ehrlich, he said, the expert by the way, i quote, we must realize unless we are extremely lucky everybody will disappear in a cloud of blue steam in 20 years. again that was 1969. that didn't happen. yet in 2023 paul ehrlich, i think he's 90. this man is still being published and held up as an expe

2015 when he was in congress, he criticized sharply criticized former president barack obama for being weak on russia when it took crimea. he's going to take one of those two answers and stick with them and let the other one fade. and the other thing about this, though, is that foreign policy answers very early in the primary, or even during the shadow primary of any presidential really large campaign cycle, rarely last and rarely have an impact. voters respond weigh more on domestic issues i can think of a few times where, uh, foreign policy comment has really resonated with voters. but it's very very rare, and i think this is what desantis want as an early bump if he has to have one. uh again , it just it will not really resonate with voters in the law . interesting alright. daniel strauss of the new republic. thank you so much. nice to see you see? all right. quick hits across america now the death toll rising to seven this morning after an explosion and fire at a candy factory northwest of philadelphia on friday. authorities still investigating the cause of the incident. police arrested delta pas

. >>> and institute served deputy secretary of defense for russia, ukraine, you're asia in the obama ministration. great you have with us. thanks for being here. start with a question where you think things are headed? you said earlier this month you were skeptical russia would be able to create an alliance with china on ukraine and now three days of meetings, together face-to-face. have your thoughts changed? >> hi, jessica. thanks for having me back. i was skeptical that china would decide to actually send weapons to russia, to help russia in its war against ukraine, and i guess i would say i'm a little -- still skeptical but a little more worried, because clearly xi coming to moscow on the heels of this ikecc decision. his trip already planned. nevertheless he's coming, didn't say anything about the human rights catastrophe visited upon ukraine by russia. he could have found some language to at least chastise president putin publicly but hasn't done that yet. so it is more worrying that china might actually increase its support to russia, which is what we don't want at this junctur

she served in russia and europe on the national security council and the national intelligence council under president bush, obama and trump. she is the author of the bestseller, there's nothing for you here. finding opportunity in the 21st century. lastly, it is a privilege to have the award-winning journalist and author david ignatius who will moderate our panel conversation today. as you all know, he writes a twice a week column for the washington post which is essential reading in the foreign affairs committee. he is a recipient of many awards, and he is a post for an editor. he supervised the pulitzer prize winning coverage of the iraqi invasion of kuwait. i want to pay tribute to the three co-editor's. peter fever who directs the grand strategy program. william bowden, the director of the clement center for security at the university of texas at austin, and megan o'sullivan, the good friend from the brookings college who is named the director of the harvard center tonypandy school of government. i would be remiss they can purchase the book at our bookstore, or for those of you are joining us digitally. befo

he completely did in 2015 after russia illegally annexed crimea, he hit obama for not supplying ukraine he was congressman now. he is potentially a presidential candidate. >> little asterisk. >> sometimes we get ahead of talking about it like he's already in the race. >> look how well he's polling. >> he's not in the race yet. >> no, he's in the race, yeah. >> but this is going to be one of the biggest foreign policy issues for republicans. they are drawing a clear line between them and the nikki haley and pompeo. >> the polling showed a huge decline in term of republican support for this on going war. >> or maybe he is -- we don't know anything about his foreign policy views. that's the thing. he is coming out clearly being more isolationist than we knew. >> it will be an issue for democrats. the question how long, what would be the american patience and interest in continuing this war. >> how long. >> especially if the economy doesn't get better, why are we sending all the money to ukraine when at home people are hurting. so that's going to be both democrats and republicans. of course

flip flop from his pog when he was urging president obama to take a tougher stand against russia andin incursion into ukraine in 2015, i believe, when he was in congress. he's saying, i want to be like trump or i think this is what the base wants. he's not a leader, he is a follower. >> we have something in congress at that point, do you want to respond? >> russians went in and took crimea and took 25% of georgia. there was not a tough pushback on either instances, he is not saying don't do anything. he says we have to have balance, to your point, yes, take care of china, china is premiere concern of this country right now. >> francesca: this is not where most of congress, including most republicans in congress are. when you look at polling that shows you have four in 10 americans who say they don't want to have this kind of level of aid to ukraine at this point. it does show this is where the republican base is moving. it does suggest there could be a shift, dramatic shift in the republican party at this point in the foreign policy arena. >> i agree that republican support for ukrai

ambassador to russia from 2012 to 2013. during the obamaan msnbc internationa affairs analyst. ambassador mcfaul, it is s important to keep coming bac to the exact nature of wha russia is doing in ukraine and those crimes against humanity >> i could not agree more, lawrence it's happening every day these are crimes against humanity russia's a terrorist state it's great that we now have th international community, different parts of it, investigating, preparing materials, for futur indictments in the long term but by doing this today, i also sends a deterrent to russians that may not wan to be on these lists in th future, may not do these kinds of things in the outrageous wa they're doing them so far. >> the video we see of tha contact with the russian fighter jet in the drone, this has played out rather quickl and seems to have the tensio of the situation seems to have dissipated rather quickly. >> it has, i give a lot of credit to the bide administration they responded forcefully, i multiple channels, multipl channels, military non-militar

obama's note can be criticized. but it's an appropriate warning, right. that russia is right there.adimir putin. he has never going to accept defeat in this war. and this is a country 140 people nuclear weapons. now, ukraine is going to have to confront the question of are they going to try and evict russia from every instance of ukraine territory, or to this move to negotiations at some point in the future after maybe these offenses in the spring? and i think that's what -- suggest we're in this war and how does it connected to that with president obama, i think that's a question. which is at what point does this, appear to be an accidental fight, for ukrainian territory, for president zelenskyy, or at what point are we trying to diplomatic route? >> you mentioned the chinese. the japanese prime minister visit zelenskyy in kyiv yesterday, while chinese president xi jinping was in moscow. how do you see this war shifting geopolitical relations across asia? >> i think it's really interesting, mehdi, that essentially what this war has done is everyone -- there are already these camps,

happened is an alliance between russia and china that has not existed in history, this alliance did not happen because of what bill clinton did, george w. bush, or barack obama, it happened in the last two year, not the consequences of ukraine is a kind of fulcrum in this person. on the states openly talking about china as a ravine, russia is clearly an enemy that we are going to destroy we are going to get rid of putin so these countries are not deaf, as if you had someone in your neighborhood who threatened to come and kill you, you would have taken steps to protect themselves, what a surprise, this is exactly what the chinese and russians are doing now in russia, they don’t need chinese weapons. the saint needs russian weapons, especially hypersonic missiles. does anyone even understand back. but in general, dmitry's car is yours personally. yes, you told us here everything you said, we are a friend of the biden. yes, he did, and that turned out to be right. the iron old man was able to strategic partnership, and what was i wrong about? what are you talking about, that is , it was you who told us that don't worry, but you are still trump, right? yeah, how

obama when it's basically already happened. you mentioned a drone units. nick, there are numerous reports of a parent drone attacks inside russia, which moscow blames on ukraine. what are you hearing about them? what's been pretty extraordinary. look at the map, the geography of these attacks. they're basically all across european russia. there was a bought instant and even in st. petersburg, which is a long way away from ukraine's borders places within about a 100 glimpse of moscow and then also all along russia's black sea coast for now the ukrainians aren't confirming, but often you see, you know, official source meter council, the ukrainian army of the official bodies posting pictures that purport show these attacks with all kinds of smileys and other emoji. so there is a said that they are hinting that they are behind this. and even if we can't quite gauge how successful these attacks have been, some of the damage done is already have an effect. forcing russia to pull back its air defenses deep into its hinterland, to basically deprive its troops hildebrand and kind of that protection. and it's also having a significant im

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a world in which china and russia exert more influence in this pivotal region is not good for america. yet too often this administration has turned to the obama-era playbook of flirting with our adversaries russia siding with our friends. president biden started his administration trying to dismantle the maximum pressure campaign on iran that he inherited. less than two weeks into the job, he made iran's day by removing the official terrorist designation of the iran-backed houthis in yemen. iran is the world's most active state sponsor of terror. it was continuing its shameless years-long targeting of america's partners and our own u.s. personnel in the region. but right from the jump, president biden took pressure off tehran. then, the biden administration tried desperately to resemble the -- reassemble the wreckage of the failed obama-era iran deal, which was all carrots and no sticks. then the president ignored the concerns of our commanders and partners in ordering the disastrous retreat from afghanistan. at crucial moments, president biden has made decisions that have undermined confidence in america. for example, when an iran-sponsored

head of the united states who are trying to make russia an aggressor state, but there are specific facts over the 8 years of being president barack obamaopped more bombs than any of the us presidents before him, such a comparison was made by a member of the european parliament instantly, wallace under obama states fought four major wars, two iraqi and afghan went to him inheritance. and two more in libya from syria have already begun to increase the president of the world, as his party members call him, because obama received the nobel prize, used more bombs than did any of his predecessors. i wonder what results joe biden will achieve? the starting point of the war between the west and russia at the hands of the ukrainians maidan in kiev in 2014 what role did the us embassy play in the coup d'état and what prompted the protesters to come out of hiding into the sniper fire zone in order to subsequently become heavenly hundreds of these and for other details, see oliver stone's film in the fight for ukraine immediately after the panorama, the winner of three oscars talks about the emergence of unrest in the center of kiev, the appearanc

in the obama administration, they ruled into crimea. ours is the only administration where russia did not attempt to redraw international lines by force. there was a reason. [applause] i think there was a reason. with the senator support, we were rebuilding our military. we let our military takes the fight to isis on our terms, on their soil. we sent cruise missiles into syria when they used chemical weapons against their people. we stood strong. against russian aggression. our military took out over 100 russian mercenary soldiers in a competition in syria. they sought peace through strength and our administration. after that disastrous withdrawal, i cannot help but feel the enemies of freedom were emboldened. the russian tanks world -- world . i believe this is a moment of testing for the free world to ensure peace in eastern europe, we need to continue to give ukraine what they need. i know it is tough. i know some people say we cannot take care of, get our economy moving, taking care of our border and taking careful him and doing that. that is a small view of the greatest natio

obama. al jazeera journalist, julia ship hovel over, has more from moscow. the visit all the chinese present to russia called the cage wavering, tries, according to analysts, is largely due to beijing, south nomination for the role of pacemaker in ukraine. patients arose that the key or resolving the company could be found during shooting pains. talk with russian president vladimir putin followed by possible talk with ukrainian leads, volunteers the landscape. if china makes a little progress on the issue of a peaceful settlement. and this will be a great victory for all, for ukraine, russia and chinese diplomacy in the hands, the russians and the son. how influential the chinese economy is, and how it's affecting the everyday life. and the influence continues to grow so many on how to go into play out in the future, according to present in the country should multiply the bullying trade as so many off the going to happen after the visit. will china help russia if a function were russian bonds they allowed in the chinese payment system? so as the visit continues, it's believes at least some of those qu

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start fighting russia to the last ukrainian corresponds in fact, she acted within the framework of the united states government that promoted this whole project, the same applies to barack obama regret joe biden wants it all joe biden, fascist hams, well, americans have something to do with it in the sense that they are part of the atlantic region, which generally adheres to the principles of liberal democracy, capitalism, transparency and legality. these are the watchwords of the policy of the entire united west, this is the mainstream of the majority of western serpents charles kupchin, who served as special assistant to us president barack obama from 2014 to 2017 , cannot say otherwise. what does american democracy actually look like? that's what 's happening in the donbass is real people are furious. near the village of upper shivyrivka in the luhansk people's republic, the bodies of civilians who died at the hands of ukrainian punishers are being exhumed in places where the ukrainian military stood such graves. i've only been here 5 minutes. and me they say that the first five cases found are five severed heads. these are peaceful inhabitants. who does this to people, th

russia. there were american troops at the end in the europe and the were in the beginning. it was the obamaatment of russia. the key thing is always to look at congress because congress are such an important role in the money of this and so the congressional replicants have stayed solid on ukraine. i worry were heading for catastrophe. ukraine. i worry were heading for catastrophe-_ ukraine. i worry were heading for catastrophe-— catastrophe. thank you for being with us. there's _ catastrophe. thank you for being with us. there's a _ catastrophe. thank you for being with us. there's a few _ catastrophe. thank you for being with us. there's a few twists - catastrophe. thank you for being with us. there's a few twists and j with us. there's a few twists and turns in american politics to come before election day so we will see how that in the issue of american policy on ukraine plays out. thank you time edward. now to a big story here in the uk: a man has been found guilty of murdering a nine—year—old in her home in liverpool last summer. thomas cashman fired shots through the family's front d

in 2015 after russia illegally annexed crimea he was a congressman, he said then talking about president obamagress have been. >> urging the president to provide arms to ukraine. they want are not asking for us to fight for them and the president has steadfastly refused and i think that's a mistake. now he is saying f-16s, long-range missiles should not be going to ukraine. this really is one of tht point. this is a very big deal that he said this. >> it will be a very big point for the 2024 race. speaking of, the former president is going to be facing issues as well when he is possibly, you know, going to come under indictment and here in new york and you have this -- i was just reading it, testifying in front of a grand jury indictment for hush-money payments to the former -- well, to the adult film star. so we are seeing the 2024 race ship a up even though ron desantis hasn't officially thrown his hat into the ring. you have donald trump out there doing his same old thing he has done in '16 that he did in '20. then we have to figure out how are these investigations going to play into this.

obama administration they rolled into crimea. our is the only administration and a 21st-century war russia did not even attempt to redraw international lines by force. i think it was a reason. i think there was a reason. and that was with the senators support we were rebuilding our mr. kirk we leadld our military take the fight into isis on our terms, on their swill. we sent cruise missiles into syria when the use chemical weapons against the own people. we stoodai strong against russin aggression. even our military took out over 100 russian so-called mercenary soldiers in a confrontation in syria. they saw peace through strength in our administration but after the disastrous withdrawal from afghanistan i can't help but feel that the enemies of freedom were emboldened and the russian tanks were rolling. so i truly do believe that this is ave moment of testing for the free world to ensure peace in eastern europe we need to continue to give you can what they need. i know it's tough to i know some people say that we can't take care of getting our economy moving again, secure border, taking care of things at home and doing that but that'

when governor desantis was in the house of representatives and russia invaded crimea he was railing against the obama administration for not supporting ukraine. why is that different now than in 2014? you know why, the polls are different. the polls are different. beware, deware of politicians who road -- read polls to follow them. i read poles to change them. when i see a poll that's against my point of view, okay, i have work to do here. i have to try to convince people that i'm right. sometimes i do, sometimes i don't. but i'm not there to follow them, what do you need me for then? all we are going to do is read a poll and then do it, you can have artificial intelligence do that. we don't need a leader then. we need a follower. it's like in the french revolution, you know, they said when people were storming the streets during the t french revolution, one of the quote, unquote leaders said my people, wonder where they are going, i have m to find outo i can lead them. [laughter] >> guess what, i heard mike pence say the other day. mary pat were at the american enterprise institute and he got asked

they demonstrated that if russia is weak and does not speak from a position of strength, they don’t notice it at all and in the end they will declare, like barack obama some kind of regional power to declare this to an empire that has been an empire for 1,000 years and which has the privilege of choosing its own foreign policy for the past 600 years is insane and you are absolutely right. here is this wave of patriotism, the wave that is now rising like e in the song, holy war, of course, woke itself. west huge to you. thank you. i largely agree with you. where do you disagree, but uh, i have to say that your courage and your integrity in general are highly respected. thank you for being on our program. it was a great game, see you next week. today we gathered our thoughts on the topic of fasting. hello dear friends pavel giants natalya gennadievna loseva let's start with tolstoy lev nikolayevich no, she is fiat lev nikolayevich tolstoy writes in his diary. i'm not verbatim, i'm quoting. yes , experts will forgive me, well, we need to figure it out, in general, with fasting with orthodoxy govel. nothing burned out, honestly, i didn’t feel anything, i

served as ambassador during the bush and obama administrations, i dealt with the russians, dealt with the chinese with the security council on these issues. while russia already hostile to any sort of international justice efforts at that point, the chinese had a much more pragmatic ap approach. now they've moved into the same camp as russia with open hostility. >> u.s.-chien dma relations already stretched way thin. john kirby told cnn this morning a call between biden and xi has not been scheduled, but it will happen at the appropriate time. when that appropriate time happens, what do you think biden should say to president xi? >> i think he should reenforce to him that he's putting himself on the wrong side of history. i think history is going to judge vladimir putin very harshly, no matter whether he's brought into the document at the international criminal court or not. the chinese have always been quite careful to not align themselves too closely with people committing crimes like this. i think it's a strong message that president biden can deliver and should deliver when he speaks to him. >> the state department's human rights department highli

obama left. they all left. and that's why ukraine should play with him now. well , it seems to me that the result will be the same. well , also one question. why he hates russia why he hates russians and he say why cuz he hates france the french and he before what he published this stupid book there, well, which, in principle, he wrote himself. um hmm so i think he published a book called the french road where he explains what we have in tigers as a people and why he wants it and why he doesn't like russia because russia show a different model for europe what russia has how nicer to say vladimir putin , uh, on the 21st of february, he doesn’t need a model now, there were somehow copying 90 on the first one, and even until 2006, uh, russia had its own model. if the russians here it works, maybe it will give ideas u the germans u the french no longer hears it to say that represent in france of course. uh. unfortunately, now i don't see anyone in france who can uh it because all our parties. well, on the contrary, mr. germany has a delica has, uh, alternatives. we don’t even have such a foam for marina, which will roll down with someone there. uh, vladimir putin

they've had to contend with russia as an influential force in the region ever since president obama failedo enforce his red line in syria and putin came rushing in to that conflict. now our partners see the same iran missiles and uav's that have struck their own cities being used by russia to attack ukraine. they know moscow will repay tehran soon somehow and a victorious russia will be less constrained in providing advanced capabilities to iran. so we've seen senior israeli officials showing up in kiev. we've seen saudi arabia vote against russia in the united nations, pledge $400 million in assistance to ukraine, and send its first official delegation to kiev in 30 years. clearly, america's friends all around the world know that the way we respond to today's threats will determine our readiness to face tomorrow's. they know in europe, they know it in the indo-pacific, and they know it in the middle east. and here at home? republicans know that the safest america is a strong, strong and engaged america. that's why we'll continue to push president biden and his administration to move faste

remind you, the agreement between russia and the united states on measures to reduce and limit nuclear warheads was signed by him in 2010 year. dmitry medvedev and barack obamaording to the document, the parties were obliged to reduce the number of their deployed intercontinental ballistic missiles , ballistic missiles of submarines and heavy bombers to 700 pieces and the total number of deployed nuclear warheads to 1,550 pieces. a bilateral commission on inspections was created, which meant mutual inspections at missile air bases and submarines in 2021, the actions of the dsmv were extended for another 5 years. that is, the contract should end in 2026 there will be a new document. they withdrew their planes, dozens of bombers , at the expense of the treaty, said that these planes became training, we say, well, if they are training, show us that you removed the equipment for the use of nuclear missiles from them. they say, we will not show you this, because the planes are training. this means that they do not come under the control of the treaty. you know , such fraud at every step and becomes in a pose of offended innocence , disguises their actions, and th

he saw the obama administration backed down when he warned back in 2016 that the election was going to be rigged. when russia tried to rig the election, we did not aggressively go after russia. and we did not call them out soon enough. he told -- don quiet for my finances. and wrap up this investigation, it's taking too long. what happened? they did not look at the finances. they wrapped up under an arbitrary timeline. donald trump is batting of thousand as far as the threats that he makes to intimidate individuals. and that's why it is important that everyone investigating him right now is fearless, unflappable, and is not flinch. >> harry lippman, rupert murdoch has, in his version of bravery basically blamed donald trump for that death threat in tomorrow's near post. he will not do the same thing on fox. because that network is completely dependent on the devotion of trump voters in a way that the new york post is not so entirely dependent on that. but there is rupert murdoch of the new york post saying, yes, this death rate is obviously inspired by donald trump. i know that leaves a lot of people -- when