Security advisor, Jake Sullivan talking about a range of geopolitical challenges. Jake sullivan testified about a range of International Challenges in the war in ukraine to relations with china. Part of the aspen Security Firm in colorado. He highlighted u. S. Weapon supplies and training pilots on f16 fighter jets. This is about 45 minutes. Thank you. Thank you for the most spectacular security government i have been to. One name after another, just like hammer blows. Ending with you, jake. The cherry on the cake. I like to think. Bill burns, one of the nicknames big names we had here yesterday. He discussed the failed coup attempt. Putins response to this, not acting on that implied word, trader. He said the emperor has no clothes or if the emperor does have clothes, he is taking a long time to get dressed. I think that is a very memorable way of putting it. Of course, it was about the exposed fragility of putin. My question to you is how can we exist assist this fragility along . Is
Podcast and all of our podcasts on the free cspan now mile video app or wherever you get your podcasts and on our website, cspan. Org podcasts. Coming up on cspan, the white as nationasecurity advisor, Jake Sullivan talking out a range of geopolitical challenges. And then representatives of the justice and treasury departments on how to combat Financial Crime and later, aiscussion under on expanding homeownership opportunities and financing. What has National Security advisor Jake Sullivan testified about a range of International Challenges in the war in ukraine to relations with china. Part of the aspen Security Firm in colorado. He highlighted u. S. Weapon supplies and training pilots on f16 fighter jets. This is about 45 minutes. Thank you. Thank you for the most spectacular security government i have been to. One name after another, just like hammer blows. Ending with you, jake. Thank you for being here. Let me get straight to it. Bill burns, one of the nicknames big names we had h
In colorado. He highlighted supplies to ukraine and training pilots on f16 fighter jets. This is about 45 minutes. You. Thank you for the most spectacular security government i have been to. One name after another, just like hammer blows. Ending with you, jake. Thank you for being here. Let me get straight to it. Bill burns, one of the nicknames big names we had here yesterday. He discussed the failed coup attempt. Putins response to this, not acting on that implied word, trader. He said the emperor has no clothes or if the emperor does have clothes, he is taking a long time to get dressed. I think that is a very memorable way of putting it. Of course, it was about the exposed fragility of putin. My question to you is how can we exist assist this fragility along . Is that a goal . What happened inside russia is for the elements of Russian Society and russian politics to work out. It is not for us to sit around and plot how to change the regime in moscow. We made clear that is not where
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