repealed. the logic of connecting all the dots is speculation. and what we do know is putin hates the magnitsky act. he sent natalia in to trump tower to meet donald trump jr. with a list of talking points. and two years later, vladimir putin meets directly with vladimir putin with the same talking points. we don t know what putin s hold over trump is. in a certain way, the administration, trump s administration has been quite tough using the magnitsky act on russians. but it doesn t line up with donald trump s statements about vladimir putin which doesn t make any sense to me. maybe it was a month ago, or a month and a half ago, i was traveling abroad and learned that you were arrested in spain.
he sent natalia in to trump tower to meet donald trump jr. with a list of talking points. and two years later, vladimir putin meets directly with vladimir putin with the same talking points. we don t know what putin s hold over trump is. in a certain way, the administration, trump s administration has been quite tough using the magnitsky act on russians. but it doesn t line up with donald trump s statements about vladimir putin which doesn t make any sense to me. maybe it was a month ago, or a month and a half ago, i was traveling abroad and learned that you were arrested in spain. interpol warrant had gone out
it escalates a conflict. we re looking at russian television which is looking at what apparently is the crash scene. right. exactly. makes one wonder what either side of the conflict, why would they want to shoot down a passenger aircraft that s not involved in the conflict? in other words, malaysian aircraft. so there s a lot of unanswered questions there. but this goes to if this turns out to be the case and like you ve been reporting, we re not sure. if it turned out to be the case it shows you how when you have these groups separatist groups that don t have a national military control, national military purpose, direction, they are sort of aligned with someone but they may be operating on their own or really unsupervised, these tradition can happen in a conflict area. you had john cox on, tom costello on, aviation experts for sure talking about the safety of that aircraft. and how it was flying at 30,000
leadership. i think that europe from indications here will go along with these carefully targeted sanctions. for example, we re not preventing rosneft from access to the u.s. baunking system for short-term loans. this is what i m told. that s correct. but hints at what sectoral sanctions could look at. and europe will support some of this anyway with respect to the ebrd, the european bank for reconstruction and development. and the european investment bank. and if europe goes there and apparently we think it s likely that europe will go there with respect to its own sanctions, this will reinforce a strong message to putin. again, we don t know what putin s role was in this horror a few hours ago in ukraine. but the fact that we are imposing greater for the mischief that they are imposing
convin coincidence of it being a malaysian airliner after what happened last year with the malaysian airliner. these airliners don t just arbitrarily just fall out of the sky generally speaking. it would have had to be a catastrophic event on board. but officials are also intrigued by the early release from malaysian the airline itself that the cabin crew apparently was reporting an event on board. was that event, you know, did they get struck by a missile and that was the event? some sort of terrorist activity on board? at this point it s all speculation. people here are cautioning that it s too way too early to come to any conclusions at this point. let s talk a lit about the satellite coverage because one of the most important facts that went into the decisions that were taken yesterday by treasury, the white house, the nsc on sanctions was proof that they claimed that in fact russia