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before. nagli. na nagli. i like that. the president has repeatedly said he s basing his decisions on what putin does or doesn t do. the idea of personal sanctions against putin, which kaitlan collins asked the president about, and he said, you know, he indicated that potentially that would be on the table, i mean, how significant is that, because that s clearly a line that has not been crossed heretofore? my assessment is it s largely symbolic. that doesn t mean it doesn t have its own power. putin, every time you hear him and his mouthpieces talk, they talk about the need for respecting russia for all of its greatness, and that translates to him personally as well. i don t think he likes to be personally slighted. that said, he has had a lot of years, decades in fact, to hide his ill gotten earnings he has stolen from the russian people in foreign banks and other places where it s extremely difficult. so it will have an impact on him, and it s very unusual to sanction personally
it can and who it cannot associate with. i expect that s going to be the gist of what s going on and what the paper that washington is going to give to lavrov and his negotiators back in moscow. the word is nagli? i like that. the president has repeatedly said he s basing his decisions on what putin does or doesn t do. the idea of personal sanctions against putin, which kaitlan collins asked the president about, and he said, you know, he indicated that potentially that would be on the table, i mean, how significant is that, because that s clearly a line that has not been crossed heretofore? my assessment is it s largely sy symbolic. that doesn t mean it doesn t have its own power. putin, every time you hear him and his mouthpieces talk, they talk about the need for respecting russia for all of its greatness, and that translates to him personally as well. i don t think he likes to be personally slighted.
oligarchs around putin know it is not a temporary change, that it is genuinely the new wave of the future, they will be isolated, they will not be sailing their yachts around the mediterranean, they will not be stashing their case, buying up property in london. as soon as their lives become more russian, i think that provides the end game in which vladimir putin can be forced out of power for people who greased the wheels for him for the last two decades. i want to take a question of him. brian, this is david ignatius. i m curious whether you see any cracks in the inner circle around putin. i don t mean the oligarchs who depend on him for patronage, but i mean the security services that really shield his regime. do you see any evidence that those people who do have the power to make changes in russia are moving toward action? i don t see evidence, but that doesn t mean it doesn t
we want them to see that benefit quickly. those are two very important things for us. universally and speed of delivery. joe manchin now in public with what did you not know what manchin s bottom lines were that apparently the senate folks did. did you learn of this yesterday? i hadn t seen that document at all. didn t have any idea. why is that? you know, i don t know. i did talk to senator schumer, and i really don t i don t have anything more to say on that. do you think that has slowed down the process? do you think we could be at a different place, we wouldn t with at this cliff moment like this? or do you think you had it s hard enough to do my own job in the house. i can t judge what senator schumer has to do in the senate, but i can just tell you that we believe that speed is of the essence. that we have to get this done quickly. that we need to get both the bipartisan bill and the