do you believe that putin the demonstrations leading to the overthrow of yannick ovitz was aided andabetted by the united states? >> i do not know, but here is what he does believe. that on february 21, the european union foreign minister signed an agreement with yannick ovitz that would have kept him -- with yanukovych that would have kept him in office, gotten protesters off the street, and brought a process of reconciliation. that document, which russia did not sign, was dead in the water 12 hours later. he feels the fact that the united states and european union did nothing to enforce that to this, which led indicates our complicity. level andicates on some failure of american foreign policy. >> here is the problem. i do not want to implicate ian. he speaks for himself. i would say the difference between the two steves is the difference between war and peace. is russia andt putin that are responsible for this mess. i ask you this question. ands raised in kentucky, they taught us there are two sides to every story. is there anything true and legitimate than the russians have said

global problem and they are sending this and sending software engineers to come fight on behalf of ovitz. electronic army. sometimes they are fighting from this as well. >> presumably from iran? >> just. >> so kudos to the economy. one of the things that happens with the advent of this technology and efficiency is a real crisis over the world particularly for the youth. and we want to have that and i know you travel probably about the impact and technology has on jobs and we are speaking for the last decade or so and it's that are documented and mainly they are done in this area. and it turned out to be such a category. they are actually investing in the head of hiring. the people who win tend to beat the incumbent in the middle aged and they tend to be the elites. if you model about going for coming have a significant problem and there are economists to believe that we don't have a jobless problem. but it's a transfer of middle-class high-paying jobs to service jobs. when we think of this as the uber driver and a talented person that is working a normal job and now they have contingent

global problem and they are sending this and sending software engineers to come fight on behalf of ovitz. electronic army. sometimes they are fighting from this as well. >> presumably from iran? >> just. >> so kudos to the economy. one of the things that happens with the advent of this technology and efficiency is a real crisis over the world particularly for the youth. and we want to have that and i know you travel probably about the impact and technology has on jobs and we are speaking for the last decade or so and it's that are documented and mainly they are done in this area. and it turned out to be such a category. they are actually investing in the head of hiring. the people who win tend to beat the incumbent in the middle aged and they tend to be the elites. if you model about going for coming have a significant problem and there are economists to believe that we don't have a jobless problem. but it's a transfer of middle-class high-paying jobs to service jobs. when we think of this as the uber driver and a talented person that is working a normal job and now they have contingent

. >> we know that yannick ovitz allegedly looted hundreds of millions, if not billions of dollars, from significant assets that would be affected by a freeze? we have to see the individuals, but a lot of russians have assets outside of russia specifically. that is where the pain would be felt for these individuals. saw, $160 numbers i billion held outside of russia. including several u.s. banks. those would be the kinds of assets that would be targeted here. this represents a wide array of people in russia. but that is the risk. i was talking to one member of congress in particular who suggested that if i wasn't oligarch and had a california beach head, i would be nervous. that is the authority harbors would like to give the president right now, to be able to go after those kinds of assets. it seems to be a stretch at this point, but that is what they are talking about. >> we are talking about russian oligarchs. does congress have the ability to get them? and you talk about dark, powerful, mysterious, tough to nail down, they are a whole other level. level.s a different drawing the conn

this army in ukraine was devastated by yannick ovitz.here are 6000 troops ready to go to battle. with strength in them and help them with advice and backing cap as it may come to small arms. i'm not ruling that out, keep that on the table. for the time being let's help the gradient army get on its self defense force. >> the senate version includes a provision that is not in the house version, having to do with the imf. it shifts $63 billion from the credit line that the u.s. gave the imf in crisis funds into its permanent resources. the white house is wishing to make good on a commitment from 2010 with that move, without restructuring. a lot of conservatives simply do not want more over but support and spending for the imf. this is not tied to the gradient prices, but they say that the crisis is being used as a bargaining chip. the white house argues that the iof is a body that is going to stabilize ukraine's economy. ist is the controversy, it not the loan guarantee. >> it is not just oz, it is not just getting congress to act on this,

self-appointed prime minister he raised the exact same objections on economic grounds that president janak ovitz raised just a few short months ago so one might ask what was this whole affair for if yatsenyuk recognizes the economic difficulties of this will bring on ukraine and has put off adopting the economic package with a deep and comprehensive free trade agreement and the i.m.f. conditionality at least until after this farcical character of elections which they have scheduled for may i'd like to say that this this push was entirely planned and it was strategic but the thing is it wasn't planned right for now. it was planned for a year hence during elections where if the yana call which the party of region did win again this would have been sprung so the question is why was it spot on now i'm going to let you finish we're going to go to a short break and after that show break we'll continue our discussion on ukraine today with our. legal. and there now no more on. me on facebook. click on your bullshit home and watch it is a community college face i just i feel alone. a pleasure to have you