to germany. when attacks first happened on the pipeline a little over a year ago, president biden initially called it a deliberate act of sabotage by russia. now appearing that ukraine had something to do with it. and if it was ordered by kyiv, carried out by ukrainians, it ukraine go too far in threatening the energy secretary? it would have been a st strategic target for ukraine. but you need to step back because the question has come up recently. i don t believe russians should expect any sanctuary whatsoever. they have raped and pillaged and murdered their way across ukraine. they can t cry foul now that the ukrainians are punching back across the border. so fair in your view for ukraine to launch an attack on
certainly, china has been buying as much russian oil as they possibly can and helping them with the sanctions imposed on them. and i agree with the administration for beginning to expose what they have picked up likely in intelligence circles that china is getting ready to provide some military lethal aid to russia. remember, china has not condemned the invasion, they have not condemned that it s illegal. they have not come out and spoken against the genocide and is war crimes that are being committed. and i think coming out and exposing and i would go even further and tell them what we think they re attempting to provide china will pull back, likely, after that public exposure: so, yes, these are strategic partners. they have defined it as a limitless partnership, and we shouldn t be surprised that china wants russia to succeed. shannon: where does the situation in ukraine go from here? well, from here russia s about it s the beginning stages of an offensive campaign, elemen
buying as much russian oil as they possibly can and helping them with the sanctions imposed on them. and i agree with the administration for beginning to expose what they have picked up likely in intelligence circles that china is getting ready to provide some military lethal aid to russia. remember, china has not condemned the invasion, they have not condemned that it s illegal. they have not come out and spoken against the genocide and is war crimes that are being committed. and i think coming out and exposing and i would go even further and tell them what we think they re attempting to provide china will pull back, likely, after that public exposure: so, yes, these are strategic partners. they have defined it as a limitless partnership, and we shouldn t be surprised that china wants russia to succeed. shannon: where does the situation in ukraine go from here? well, from here russia s about it s the beginning stages of an offensive campaign, elements of four divisions are par
believe it would happen, especially not on such a large scale. now, after the initial shock passed, people have come around to support the government, to support our soldiers. we have been more united, as now. ~ ., , ~ ., ., soldiers. we have been more united, as now. ~ ., , ., ., ., as now. where does ukraine go from here? president as now. where does ukraine go from here? president lenski as now. where does ukraine go from here? president lenski has - as now. where does ukraine go from here? president lenski has talked i here? president lenski has talked about the only resolution to this being victory. zelenksy. there are different definitions of victory, aren t there? the head of nato has said the only solution being a negotiated one. where do you see the war going? i being a negotiated one. where do you see the war going? see the war going? i would be honest, months see the war going? i would be honest, months ago see the war going? i would be l honest, months ago ukr
remains, when you talk about rising interest rates, are we heading into a recession? that is the big question for the economy. one thing that a lot of people are thinking about is what s the fed is doing, and will they have to take more aggressive steps than they are taking now, to bring inflation down? i saw inflation numbers on friday. 8.6% and annual basis. that is more than economists were expecting. some people say, look, the fact is going to have to be more aggressive in the months to come. the question is, do the totality of the feds move than? putting a significant slogan in the economy? or even a recession? that is a big issue in the economy. among other questions. how long does the war in ukraine go? on how long does it take for the supply chain issues to resolve? the fear is that perhaps in 2023 or 2024, all these factors could come together to cause a recession. the fed has said they think they can avoid it, but there are people out there who are