BONUS | Sen. Josh Hawley on China and Ukraine

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4.6 • 808 Ratings

🗓️ 17 May 2023

⏱️ 40 minutes

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Summary

One of the more contentious points currently being debated in foreign policy today is the relationship of the United States to the conflict in between Russia and Ukraine. Many see parallels between the current situation between Russia and Ukraine and that between China and Taiwan, as we talked about in the series. Some say that the United States should be more active in the war in Ukraine, others less. What you’re about to hear are remarks from Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri, entitled China and Ukraine: A time for truth, presented here at the Heritage Foundation in February of 2023. In this talk, he argues for a foreign policy that focuses more on Taiwan, and less on Ukraine.

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0:00.0	Welcome back to another bonus episode of Heritage Explains.
0:08.6	We have another great series coming your way on June 7th, but until then, we want to keep bringing you great conversations on the threat of communist China.
0:17.4	One of the more contentious points currently being debated in foreign policy today is the relationship of the United States to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.
0:25.9	Many see parallels between this situation and the one between China and Taiwan, as we talked about in the series.
0:32.3	Some say that the United States should be more active in the war in Ukraine, others less.
0:36.8	What you're about to hear are
0:37.8	remarks from Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri, entitled China and Ukraine, A Time for Truth, presented
0:44.0	here at the Heritage Foundation in February of 2023. In this talk, Senator Hawley argues for a foreign
0:50.7	policy that focuses more on Taiwan and less on Ukraine.
0:54.8	As always, thanks for listening to Heritage Explains.
0:58.1	If you've got any feedback, send it our way at Heritage Explains atHeritage.org.
1:02.3	And we hope you enjoy this talk from Senator Josh Hawley.
1:08.2	Welcome to China and Ukraine, a time for truth.
1:11.6	Please welcome Dr. Kevin Roberts, President of the Heritage Foundation.
1:16.6	Thank you. It's great to see this theater full, almost full. Those of you online, those of you on C-SPAN, thanks for joining us.
1:32.8	Senator Hawley is our speaker today, as you know, and it's fitting that the senior senator from Missouri, who was also Attorney General, also one of the leading constitutional attorneys in the United States,
1:45.5	having argued cases in front of the Supreme Court, would be here on Heritage's 50th anniversary.
1:52.9	So for all of you in this in-person audience, those of you online, those of you who have been
1:58.3	Heritage Interns, alumni, a round of applause to you for being part of this great institution.
2:06.9	Senator Hawley has become a leading voice really on every issue facing the United States.
2:12.0	Obviously those of us who are conservatives, which would be all of us at Heritage, are grateful for the common sense
2:17.0	and also the depth of analysis that he brings to all of us at Heritage, are grateful for the common sense and
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