Even though we couldn't reach Representative Flood, we have Patty Pansing Brooks - his opponent for the 1st Congressional District seat - joining us today.
a country and nancy pelosi firmly beliefs that. she believes it so strongly she s directing the biden administration to develop an urgent new plan to keep the border secure. not just secure but in the words of the new legislation, section 208, involumable. impossible to brief. that s quite a border, bulletproof. why wouldn t it be? when it comes to border security she isn t messing around. are you surprised? you may have misunderstood. pelosi isn t talking about the u.s. border, one that s open. she s talking about the ukrainian border. it s called the defending the ukraine sovereignty act. its purpose is to guarantee ukraine sovereignty, intelligence and integrity. we would love to is them here but no, we ll have to wait. ukraine is ahead of us in the cue for secure borders. when we were kids growing up in
recent cyber attacks and false flag operations, and so if you sanction them already, that doesn t mean that, you know, it s one less reason for putin to be, you know, retrenching himself from invaing he ll say, well, i might as well invade, and then leverage from there. so we believe that the sanctions that i consider defending the ukraine sovereignty act which i have wrote with others and has over 40 senators already sponsoring it, i call it the mother of all sanctions bill. it s far beyond the typical sanctions we leverage. not only does it have sanctions against putin and other high ranking officials of the military and russia, but it also sanctions its extraction economies, it sanctions its sovereign debt. it potentially unplugs it from the swift, the international
Though they are state-owned entities, some now-sanctioned Russian businesses never registered to lobby through FARA. It allowed them to avoid additional disclosures.