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and with me now democratic congressman seth moulton. hi, congressman. great to have you back on the show. to start with what we heard the president saying today of putin. quote, this man cannot remain in power, and then you have the white house cleaning up his statement. do you buy the administration's cleanup that he wasn't talking about putin's power but that biden was simply saying putin can't have power over his neighbors? do you really believe that? >> look, we don't want to advocate for regime change because regime change is one of those triggers that could actually cause russia to escalate the war, maybe even use nuclear weapons. but president biden speaks from his heart. and i don't know a single american other than maybe margery taylor greene who doesn't want to see putin gone. >> interesting you threw her in there. but, yeah, i think the emphasis of what you said is that there's a difference between that coming from the president of the united states versus, you know, anyone else, essentially it carries more weight, more meaning. the president

joining me now, massachusetts congressman seth moulton, a democratic house of the budget armed servicess. he also served four tours in iraq. before i move to that hypersonic missile, the is what jen psaki tweeted in the last hour or so, indicating president biden won't visit ukraine when he goes to europe, and of course, there are huge security concerns so it's understandable from that point of view, but do you think he should visit ukraine? >> no, i think he's making the right call. i think that visiting ukraine at this point would for him be largely showmanship. obviously, there are a lot of heroes over there fighting it out, but that's not the role of the president of the united states. if anything were to happen to him, it would create more turmoil when we need a concerted effort to make sure russia doesn't win this war. >> makes sense. let me ask you about the claims of russia using hypersonic missiles. how concerning is that if it's true? >> it's concerning because this is a way that russia is slowly escalating the war. and hypersonic missiles are dangerous because in the russian

joining us now, congressman seth moulton of massachusetts.ited ukraine in december to discuss the escalating security situation as part of a group of bipartisan house lawmakers. congressman, your general impressions of what you heard today from the president. >> fantastic. i mean, biden is strong. he's a leader. and he's done the hard work to get this incredible coalition together. i mean, it's worldwide. it's even beyond nato. and that doesn't just happen. it's because of hard work on diplomacy, exactly what biden promised he would do when he came into office, and let's be clear, he's had to undo a lot of the work of the former president because trump tried to pull us out of nato. he tried to undermine nato. he said nato is irrelevant. nato's never been more relevant than it is today and we're very fortunate to have president biden at the helm. >> congressman, a big part of the conversation today was about sanctions, but we keep hearing about the sanctions, that they will take time, that they will take effort to implement. you have introduce

we can speak now to seth moulton, a democratic congressman from massachusetts.listen to a wartime president speaking to you from kyiv but i must ask that same question in the context of what we have heard tonight from mariupol. it was a powerful speech. and it meant a lot to have the entire congress and senate packed in this auditorium to hear it. but the most powerful part of the speech, the part that literally brought tears to our eyes, was the video they put together of the ukrainian casualties. it started with images of these beautiful ukrainian cities and then flashed images of them being destroyed by russian bombardment. then there were heart images of kids wounded and killed by these he knows russian acts. —— heart wrenching. and that was what stuck with us and of course that is exactly what we are now seeing more of tonight. t5 it exactly what we are now seeing more oftoniaht. , ,, ., ~ , of tonight. is it possible to keep den in: of tonight. is it possible to keep denying that _ of tonight. is it possible to keep denying that a _ of tonight. is it possi

i'm joined by democratic congressman seth moulton, a veteran and member of the house armed services committeegs on the situation in ukraine and obviously you can't reveal classified information. can you just shed light on what u.s. intelligence or what you think about where this war may go next? >> well, that's the big question. that's the question we all have to be asking. and it's obvious that it's going much more in our favor and the ukrainians' favor than we anticipated. the russians are held up. they have concentrated an extraordinary amount of their combat power in ukraine, in their southern neighbor, to conduct this invasion in the first place, and now they've had to further concentrate it around the capital kyiv just to try to lay siege of the city. and yet they're not moving forward. they're stalled right now. so we've never really considered the prospects of a ukrainian victory. they are facing impossible odds. and yet their courage has been so extraordinary that they are not only holding back the russian army, they're beginning to degrade it. the question we all have to ask is if p

it is not something that is far off in the future peered seth moulton, thank you for coming today. trump is pushing it up to get the military. 48 hours into this war, germany got the message. olaf scholz changed the law in germany that angela merkel had held to for more than ten years. seth, thank you. we'll speak again very soon. sandra. >> take care. >> sandra: fears grown at home that russian hackers could outsmart america's most trusted security systems. the alarming new details. plus, progressives calling for an alternative approach to surging gas prices. banned fossil fuel exports to fight climate change. >> bill: the fbi issues of cybersecurity alert after legend russian hackers are back at it. that report identified the flaw in a popular and a very secure login system. casey stegall has got the story live in dallas. casey, hello. >> hey, bill. good morning. russia is certainly capable of an attack, it would take some time. >> i think there are a lot of areas that would be hit first. critical infrastructure the main one, our financial sector be in other peered we talk about

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