prevent any sort of invasion from ever starting. do you think there s a diplomatic solution that both sides would accept or all side ls would accept? look, as a marine veteran, i m very i m a huge believer in diplomacy, as most veterans are. and i think we can come to a diplomatic solution here. is it difficult? absolutely. there s nothing obvious. think back to the cuban missile crisis, in some ways i think there s a decent analogy here. the ultimate diplomatic solution included deals behind the scenes. it included some things that were, you know, ultimately to our strategic advantage but were hard for people to see at this time. that s the kind of situation we re in right now where it s not obvious that a diplomatic solution is on the table. but i can assure you that the administration is working as hard as they can behind the scenes to figure out what that diplomatic solution is. ultimately, that s of course what we want. congressman moulton, i appreciate your time. thank yo
he doesn t understand in a personal way how brutal combat is on his own troops, let alone on the enemy and civilians. so you have to ask what might he do to the city? and a lot of people are asking that question right now. and facing the grim reality of just a brutal toll on ukrainian civilians, not to mention these brave volunteers in the army. but you also have to ask if that doesn t even go well, if his troops continue to get stalled, remember, they re stalled outside the city right now. what happens when they try to go in? then might he resort to something else? we have to talk about that strategically. we have to talk about whether we need an off-ramp here because i ll tell you, i m thrilled with how well the ukrainian resistance is holding up. i m more concerned now about what putin might do. congressman moulton, i appreciate your time tonight and your experience.
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speech. i was speaking with congressman moulton in the last hour, and he actually said that he felt as if one of the reasons the president should not have said this and it was important for the white house to walk these comments back it is could feasibly trigger vladimir putin to do something he would not have planned to do because there s now this possibility of regime change out there. do you agree with that? here are the words i focused on in the speech as a former supreme allied commander in nato, that the united states has a sacred obligation to protect every inch of the territory of nato. that s what i heard. at the end of the speech, i look at that as almost a personal creed decower, as the french would say, a cry of the heart, a kind of how can this man continue in this job? look, we have called the predhas called him a war criminal. he has called him a killer. putin has called himself a thug in his own memoirs. i don t think there s anything big or new here, and i think th
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