laura: congressman, certainly we can do things to help ukraine without getting involved in a full-scale military conflict with russia, but we appreciate your leadership on this. turning outs peter schweizer, author of redhead, new best seller, how american elites get rich helping china win. you were on the podcast today with me and we discussed this, but with got to get into this aspect of the big tech connection, in bed with china, remarkable stories in this book, especially involving mark zuckerberg and bill gates. what do we need to know? yeah, i mean, mark zuckerberg has long coveted a relationship with china and he has these bizarre overtures. one of the stories i recount in the book is that the chief propagandist, the chinese communist party actually visits mark zuckerberg at facebook headquarters in california. zuckerberg gives him a tour of the entire building, then brings him back to his office. the chief propagandist sits down in his chair and he notices that
two are worrying, who are questioning the decision-making inside the kremlin. in fact, i spoke to 21 official inside the foreign ministry yesterday who is sharing that they have relatives and friends in ukraine, so it s important to remember that potential split loyalty in russia. so many ukrainians live here, so many russians have connections to ukraine. in terms of the question of sanctions, that is a dramatic move and an impactful move to sanction president putin, himself. it is something that the international community does not do easily, sanction a leader of a country. minister lavrov, the foreign minister described as president putin s chief propagandist. and the russian government is sanctioning russian leaders. president putin called in business leaders. my understanding is after the cameras were switched off,
today. the sanctions on vladimir putin and foreign minister lavrov who treasury called his chief propagandist, is mainly symbolic and political, putin doesn t have a bunch of bank accounts in new york under his name. his billions of dollars are well hidden, but it had an important impact anyway, it makes him a pariah. that, combined with the international condemnation, means that putin is alone. the sanctions, the u.s. rolled out this week or more than just on putin, they hit the russian economy pretty hard. it was a powerful set of sanctions, and more of those were added today. that is actually going to have a real impact on the russian economy, and give putin fewer resources with which to commit
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of the sky, but biden is still moving full cement head with adverts to appease a rent and he is already ease sanctions. ending well, russia is now amassing over 175,000 troops at the border with ukraine. looks like an eminent attack they are. and we go to china, that looks poised to attack taiwan after the winter olympics. the situation now around the world is so dire that this week, biden chief propagandist, jen psaki, could not name a single foreign policy accomplishment, not one. take a look. year ending season, so i d ask you, what does the administration consider your biggest achievement foreign policy in the first year and what lessons have you learned from what is arguably the biggest failure which is afghanistan? this is a great question. i want to be thoughtful and talk to the president about it and i m happy to do that. go ahead. sean: after thinking hard and getting really creative, she circled back on twitter, touting the president s global leadership on climate chan