it s going to be over 50% of global gdp. europe is moving down to 10% and i think you re right, the ukraine situation may concern us to some degree but it s far, far from the most significant thing in the fundamental reality is we have to make choices. you talk about the currency but it s just as true in the military context buried tucker: i just a little bit mesmerized by this question that it is patriotic to support ukraine. speaking for myself, i have no allegiance to either one. i don t have a deep interest, actually, in either one, no connection whatsoever, don t speak the leg, haven t been there. but why is it that supporting ukraine is your duty as an american citizen? generally comes from? i think it s been a product of the last generation of hubris, the neoconservative dominance and essentially getting disconnected from regular americans interests. i think it is really important for us to be strong in the world and to, you know, defend our interests, but with got to be cle
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