and i think other authoritarians around the globe would see that and recognize that similar behavior, waging an illegal war against a nation that wasn't doing anything but minding their own business, similar behavior would be met with that kind of a scarlet letter that lasts forever. >> you also mention the possibility of further sanctions coming from congress now. we've seen the biden administration, obviously, take steps to penalize the russians, putin, personally, in ways that they can. are you getting the sense that there is a bipartisan appetite for that? we know republicans will be pushing for it. do you think that could pass along with any kind of ukraine supplemental package? >> i do. whether the sanctions pass in the supplemental or separate, there might be value in separating them out and doing them quickly to really shine a spotlight on it rather than, you know, wrap it up in a supplemental appropriations package that has a million other line items. i think there's strong support for it. we have strong support for