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2022. I am John Pudhord. It's the editor of commentary magazine with me as always.

Executive editor Abe Greenwald Hyade.

John. Senior writer Christine Rosenhykristin.

Hi John.

An associate editor, Noah Rothman. Hi, Noah.

Hi John.

We are coming to you literally minutes after the conclusion of Vladimir Zelensky's speech

before Congress. Policy wise, there are a couple of interesting wrinkles. There's going

to be a lot of tlmutic dissection of what it was that he was actually asking for, which

we can do in a bit ourselves. But first, why don't we sort of gauge the effect of this

promoted dress? Christine, what was your takeaway from it?

Well, I mean, obviously it was incredibly moving, particularly the short film clip that

he showed, which ended with the message close the skies, which is a little different

than, you know, it have a no fly zone. There's a very, in terms of messaging, they are certainly

going straight for the heart. I mean, these absolutely heartbreaking images of injured

children, people fleeing the before and after pictures of many of the cities in Ukraine that

have been decimated by Russian bombing. I think there was something about it and extremely

moving violent music playing in the background. I mean, obviously you know you're being shown

something horrible and you're meant to see it, but there was something about it all brought

together in one short group of images that I assume members of Congress, even those who

follow the news and we do as well, it makes your stomach drop seeing the destruction. He

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