seth moulton, we're quoting, the last thing we want is to raise gas prices in europe., >> really, seth moulton, is that true? because isn't the bushn administration philosophically admid to low gas prices? to al aren't they opposed to all fossil fuels? . how do fuels? . >> oh, right, they are. how do we know that? is that russian propaganda now? because we can't read russianan propaganda because it's been banned in favor of our propagandada bec r of. we know that because joe biden himself has said so many times on television, okay, so maybe there is a motive, maybemotive there's more than one motive, but don't ask because warneddia, the media, asking obviousen. questions is forbidden. >> watch fox news host tucker carlson irresponsibly claiming the united states was responsible for the leak. thacarln putin and tucker c di clear that everyone knows that putin did this himself. >> and tucker carlson this past pr and tucker carlson this past directly repeated russian propaganda, suggesting it was somehow the united states behind the attack on the the nord stream pipeline. >> how real is t

since you bring up seth moulton there's a scene in the book in which the two of you, he's a millennial as well, right? >> we are about the same age. >> and old millennial. so there's a scene in the book where the two of you are talking about, and he's a veteran as well, the two of you are talking about a global war on terror memorial. and i believe you are going through a jog, going for a jog talking about this and he says if are going to design it, it would be something the sort that with great intentions and then spins off into chaos. what would you do? what is your idea for a war on terror memorial? >> so he and i were talking about it. we are contenders from the marine corps and so a number of years ago, maybe some of you know this, didn't happen without much fanfare congress authorized a global war on terrorism memorial act. so the memorial has been authorized for a war memorial of the national mall and they are still kind of sorting through the details. one of the things those interesting in getting that passed, and seth and congressman gallagher were there, bipartisan cosponsors

so there were folks people like, you know, congressman seth moulton, peter mayer and others who were ringing the bells with jason crow, ringing the alarm bells as loud as they could, but to on deaf ears. yeah. a quick shout out to your wife who does come off like a total saint in this book. she's great and yeah since you bring up seth moulton there's there's a scene in the in which the two of you he's he's a millennial as well right we're about the same age or like an old one again. we're all millennials. yeah. so so there's a scene in the book where the two of you are talking about and he's a veteran as well. the two of you are talking about a global war on terror memorial. and i believe you're going through a jog, going for a jog talking about this. and he says, you know, if i were going to design it, it would be something that starts out with great intentions. and then spins off into chaos. what you do and you have what what is your idea for a war on terror memorial and. oh, so he i were talking about it. we're we're contemporaries from the marine corps and so, um, so a number of

michael, why was it for you to make this trip and do it with somebody like seth moulton? it's just important to remind the american people of why the security of taiwan matters to them. if you look at where it is on the map, and if china is under xi is successful in invading and taking taiwan, china will essentially control 50% of global gdp and control the shipping lanes into sought korean and the most advanced computers chips on the front lines of democracy. i think we face a very real chance of taiwan becoming the next ukraine within the next 5 to 10 years. chairman xi is making that very clear. he is going to do it one way or another. so the question is are we running out of time from the united states standpoint to deter that from happening? unlike what happened in ukraine where we did not deter successfully russia from invading it. >> dana: anything to add there congressman moulton? also talk about whether you think the united states and biden administration policies are keeping up with what you think needs to happen here. >> mike said it well. the stakes are very h

♪ >> bret: in tonight's "common ground" segment we welcome utah congressman chris stewart and seth moultonk you both for being here. let's start with ukraine. you both come from a similar point of view on this, congressman moulton, the support given by the u.s. the dollars are ticking up. there are people in the u.s. saying when does that amount stop? are you both on the same page. >> i think we are. we want to see the war stops. ukraine wins republicans and democrats are broadly aligned on that in congress. we do need to make sure that there are checks and balances on how the money is being spent, exactly where it's going and all of that the most important thing right now is to get the troops on the front lines weapons and ammunition that they need to win this war. >> bret: congressman stewart? >> yeah, seth and i have had a chance to talk about this through the past weeks and months. i do think there is broad agreement not only he and myself but among others as well. i think we did the right thing, we did the only thing we could do in february and that was to say we are going to aid ukra

. >> congressman michael waltz and seth moulton, thank you very much for being on the show this morningng out in kyiv after another round of russian attacks against the ukrainian capital. for the second straight week, emergency crews are on the ground there responding to the damage reportedly caused by kamikaze drones. u.s. officials say russia's depleted military stockpile is being replenished by iran, which is preparing to send even more weapons to vladimir putin's army in the coming days. authorities say four people were killed in today's a, ta. as the world grapples with how to best handle russia once the war ends, a moment in television and cultural history may be giving us a template. here is the executive producer of russia's version of sesame street speaking to nbc news back in 1996 about bringing the iconic children's television show to moscow. >> what it can do in this country is to create a program that has never existed here before, which introduces children into the world of learning in a joyful way and makes them understand they can achieve anything they want to in the fut

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when you bring up seth moulton is seen in the book which the two of you he is a millennial as well,ouht? >> about the same age. we are old millennial's. what does seen the book the two of your talking about his about your nose well, but two of you are talking a global war onan terror memorial. you're going for a jog talking but that something is design it started with great intentions and spins off into chaos, what would you do? on what is your idea for a war on terror memorial? >> he and i were talking about ito. we are contemporaries from the marine corps. a number of years ago maybe some of you know this congress authorized global war on terrorism or moral act. the memorial has been authorized for a warmer more on the national mall they're still on s the details. one of things understanding that past seth and her friend gallagher the bipartisan sponsors a billboard they had good special exemption which is pretty difficult to do because in u.s. law you're not allowed to build a memorial to a war that is still going on. seems to make w sense. the were still going on, the war on terro

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one of the house members in that delegation was democratic party congressman seth moulton of massechussetsaking to win a war against china are actually translating into deterring and preventing one from happening in the first place. there is a very fine _ happening in the first place. there is a very fine balancing _ happening in the first place. there is a very fine balancing act, - happening in the first place. there is a very fine balancing act, a - is a very fine balancing act, a diplomatic tight rope, if you like, between issues of taiwan and china. do you think that it helps the time it needs to be this flashpoint in this tug—of—war between china and america? this tug-of-war between china and america? ~ ., , , ., america? well, the reality is that the taiwanese _ america? well, the reality is that the taiwanese want _ america? well, the reality is that the taiwanese want to _ america? well, the reality is that the taiwanese want to be - america? well, the reality is that the taiwanese want to be free. i america? well, the reality is that i the taiwanese want to be free. they want to