onpeople. we stand for their right to berain a sovereign country and against any effort to change the borders of u.k. by russia and vladimir putin. we re prepared to do everything we can to support ukraine. i can tell you they are taking this threat seriously. they are preparing and at the same time are careful not to get the public panicked and not to give putin a defeat by having the economy crumble and have people panic. so this is a battle they have been in for a number of years. now they understand disinformation. they understand the threat russia poses. but there are people prepared to fight for their country. they re asking for help in that fight, so their allies in the region, our nato allies are prepared to do all that we can to support them in their effort to defend their own country. so tell us about what that help looks like. what kind of assistance are ukrainian officials asking for and are they getting the help they need at this point?
sort of the gentle person there. she wasn t ready for this godzilla number. you re taller than him. he can t loom behind you. remember marco rubio tried to talk dirty with him, talked trash with him, he looked like an idiot. first of all, if you re going to confront him, you have to have it in your heart and soul. can t be staged. hillary talked about his character. that s not how you win. you talk about what he s doing to people. look, there are so many people in this country that actually put some faith in him, they might be will to rock the boat and he will do something for them. the didn t. he lied to them. he will not have an answer for that. right now folks are watching this economy crumble. you talk to farmers out in iowa, the tariffs are killing their market, folks worried about a recession. the bloom s off the rose right now. i hope not. i hope it doesn t happen either but i m telling you he s incredibly vulnerable. i watched one of the earlier programs at 6:00 we had
spokesperson responded saying this we re unimpressed. iran faces a simple choice. it can either behave like a normal nation or watch its economy crumble. let s talk about some of. joining us is scott wong. let s talk about this hard-line stance on iran from the state department. it seems as into a certain extent that it s working in the leaders of iran s favor as they are ratcheting up more rhetoric. it certainly has gotten iran s attention. the iranian foreign minister, as you mentioned, saying that if the u.s. wants to start a war with iran, that they will not be able to finish that war with iran. of course, this comes against the backdrop of what we experienceed a f experienced a few weeks ago. you have the sanctions that are getting the most attention from iran. you have this coming against the
on tuesday. sandra: you guys are good, thank you. bill: going down to the wire we go. in a moment the fierce fight for a florida senate seat getting a lot of attention and why the race could end up being the most expensive we ve seen in political history. sandra: the u.s. ratcheting up pressure on iran. are the newly imposed sanctions tough enough on tehran? the regime has a choice. it can do a 180 degree turn from its course of action and act like a normal country or can see its economy crumble. (toni vo) twas the night before christmas,
this is not how democracies behave. he says he wants to have a dialogue with the u.s. but some critics of the obama administration say the president and secretary kerry should do more to help move venezuela toward greater democracy. they re really frustrated. after years of watching their economy crumble. and now what they re trying to do is speak out. what we should be doing is having the argument jumping forward. relishing the argument to say capitalism is didn t than socialism and here are the benefits of capitalism. earlier this week they were ordered to leave the country citing violent protests. the state department calls those accusations, quote, baseless and false. ed? thank you for staying on top of the story. well, ed, the united security council passing resolution calling for increased