Strategic shift. this is a west that was extremely reluctant to provide tanks at the beginning of the conflict. now the united states is making it clear, it sees russia as less of a threat. it absolutely believes moscow is weakened by the conflict. president putin has lost tens of thousands of troops on the ground. according to u.s. officials, he s running out of weaponry. on the other hand, ukraine seems to have a bottomless pit of support. we have the abrams tanks rather, the leopard tanks that should arrive on the battlefield in under two to three months. training will begin in germany immediately. the united states time line is months longer, months be for them to get into europe. months more for training. so that might not make an impact when it comes to the counter offensive that ukraine is preparing for this spring, but already we re hearing rumblings from the kremlin coming in the form of waves of attacks.
We re hearing rumblings. they say that war is too draining on us. it s economic, too. part of the war s impact is inflation. president biden needs to sell this war to the american people. republicans are going to challenge him. it is sort of the biggest strategic issue of this year and maybe this decade. lastly, we want to shift gears. you cover situation in afghanista the taliban in recent days banned women from all university from schooling. they ban women from working in local ngos, humanitarian organizations. was this inevitable? is there anything once the u.s. left, is there anything that can change? anything the outside world can do? it was inevitable. but the ultimate hard-liners have taken control. this is the only country in the
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Contributor. always great to see you. felt like the two major story lines from the news conference yesterday, one, on ukraine, which we re going to get into more with my next guest, and this, the idea that the build back better may have to get broken up. give us your sense of it, the strategy here. what do you think is going to be part of it? the child tax credit. is that going to make it? it s interesting. we ve been hearing rumblings in the past week or so around the biden administration s acknowledging that bbb in its current shape and form finally coming to thebasically has no c. the truth is they knew they were never going to be successful and so now they re shifting to bbb. i think the real question to your point is what could actually be in a smaller package? there s talk of climate provisions, but there are things like the child tax credit and paid leave that are going to be
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