costs of sanctions for what they are doing to the people of ukraine. let me ask you a more theoretical question here, jake. i m not advocating for any specific action one way or another. i do have to wonder how the international community, including the u.s., decides what kind of wholesale killing necessitates direct military intervention and what kind doesn t. because every year on international holocaust remembrance day, i read these statements from world leaders that say never again. what exactly are they saying never again to? well, the united states and the international community are not going to stand by while russia does what it does. and we haven t stood by. in fact, before this war even began, we indicated that russia was planning to engage in acts of brutality against civilians. we declassified intelligence that this is not just the random acts of soldiers or units, this
position at the negotiating table and to make the russians pay also through increasing costs of sanctions for what they are doing to the people of ukraine. let me ask you a more theoretical question here, jake, because i m not advocating for any specific action one way or another, but i do have to wonder how the international community, including the u.s., decides what kind of wholesale killing necessitates direct military intervention and what kind doesn t. because every year on international holocaust remembrance day, i read these statements from world leaders that say never again. what exactly are they saying never again to? well, the united states and the international community are not going to stand by while russia does what it does. and we haven t stood by. in fact, before this war even began, we indicated that russia was planning to engage in acts of brutality against stocivilia.
sure we re doing everything possible to get it to them. president zelenskyy has posed baffling and challenging existential questions about the united nations, united nations security council, even nato. these organizations established, many in the wake of world war ii, to make sure what happened in world war ii doesn t happen again and he s been questioning whether or not they actually are effective in any way. what have been your thoughts on that? i think you have to make a very clear distinction between nato, which i think is the most effective and successful military alliance in history, period, and the united nations which i think has caused real questions about whether or not it can accomplish or is accomplishing any of the objectives for which it was created. when you have russia sitting on the security council. when you have nations on the
he was the winner, that initial bump he got a new york times forecasting. i didn t understand. i m not a far left progressive looking for that kind of rhetoric. i have a lot of people who disagree with me politically and i know what kind of communication works and what kind doesn t. if you want to talk about an assault weapons ban like pete buttigieg was talking about, you have broad support for that if you want to talk about red flag laws, universal background checks. any of the i m coming for it language, it s not going to work and it s going to shoot us in the foot. but i hope the president will compromise with chuck and nancy. they were smart, they offered a rose garden ceremony. he loves a rose garden ceremony. kennedy: who doesn t? is a great ceremony. jessica: i haven t had one yet. harris: i don t think anybody would be offended by the word compromise, if we can do something for the nation that puts us in a better place. i m always curious, alex, who sets the egg ti
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