to give them another windfall of cash as of it as a result 2015 nuclear deal which led to an expansion of their proxy wars in the middle east it does not make any sense. it s not in our national interest. it s not our strategic interest in the persian gulf. and in israel. they know they re going to do with that they re going to fuel their proxy wars and they are seeking domination and control the middle east. that is the windfall this going to take place. hold them at 60% enrichment and curtailing some activities against sierra and iraq. no it was not a good deal in 2015. it s not a good deal now. shannon: there are concerns amongst members of congress this deal may be an attempt, if there is one, to go around them, the ratification process and them not getting a voice in it by let s talk ukraine. secretary of defense lloyd austin said this week is the counteroffensive heating up there here s the priority.
to give them another windfall of cash as of it as a result 2015 nuclear deal which led to an expansion of their proxy wars in the middle east it does not make any sense. it s not in our national interest. it s not our strategic interest in the persian gulf. and in israel. they know they re going to do with that they re going to fuel their proxy wars and they are seeking domination and control the middle east. that is the windfall this going to take place. hold them at 60% enrichment and curtailing some activities against sierra and iraq. no it was not a good deal in 2015. it s not a good deal now. shannon: there are concerns amongst members of congress this deal may be an attempt, if there is one, to go around them, the ratification process and them not getting a voice in it by let s talk ukraine. secretary of defense lloyd austin said this week is the counteroffensive heating up there here s the priority.
last year plus, have had two speeds, slow and slower. the concern, of course, is no negotiation and then the constraints and restraints are off and the parties calculations begin to change. let s talk ukraine. israel has come under criticism for not more fervently opposing russia s invasion of ukraine. i wonder, is the u.s. pushing israel to take a stronger stance here, or is it giving them a pass given the room for maneuvering. the comments on ukraine were tougher, frankly, than former president bennett who over the last year couldn t figure out a way to use condemn ukraine and putin in the same sentence. the israelis have equities in syria. they are concerned about jews in russia and in ukraine. they don t want to alienate putin. i think you still have that. the biden administration has
inside a burnt out homes on the northwest side of the country. their military accused of the atrocity coming amid a months long campaign that has used arson and arbitrary executions to crush the government resistance. hundreds of thousands of civilians have been forced to flee their homes since the military seized power, throwing the country into conflict, let s talk ukraine now. ukrainian leadership is drawing lines in the sand in their attempts to end russia s invasion. president zelenskyy saying that the only way to end war in ukraine is through diplomacy. one of his top advisors is throwing cold water on of the cease-fire for any political deal, that would cede ukrainian territory to russia. amidst all of this, intense fighting in eastern parts of the country, which is where my next guest, the washington post is currently reporting from. his latest piece, an amazing account of traveling with a group of snipers on the front lines. he writes this. a visit to mary uncle brought a
we made 150 operates to our app. we made the biggest change to our products in ten years, the biggest change to our customer service in ten years. all remote. and so that tells me something. it tells me that the world has changed, the way we work has changed. the way we travel this changed and airbnb has changed. let s talk ukraine for just a moment. when the war broke, and you made a lot of serious moves and an announcer in the region, talk to us about what you ve done in what s happening now. when this crisis broke out, i think our first instinct was when a lot of people probably thought, how can we help. and i think everybody wanted to help in the way that they can. we just happen to have a lot of resources, we announced with airbnb and our host would house 100,000 ukrainian refugees. today we ve housed over 20,000 refugees. and we are just getting started. the only thing i d say stephanie, something more remarkable happened. people in our own community