Interviews with: National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan, Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan

State of the Union

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🗓️ 13 February 2022

⏱️ 42 minutes

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First: As Russian troops close in around Ukraine, the White House says an attack could happen any day now and that Americans need to get out now. Can war still be averted? Jake Tapper asks National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan. Next: With his party still in thrall to former President Trump, Maryland Republican Governor Larry Hogan -- a frequent Trump critic -- joins the show to discuss the state of the GOP and explain why he decided not to run for the Senate. Also: Democratic strategist Hillary Rosen, former Democratic lawmaker Bakari Sellers, former Bush adviser Scott Jennings and former Trump aide Alyssa Farah Griffin explore the Russia-Ukraine crisis, recent reports of former President Trump's mishandling of White House documents and the battle for control of Congress in 2022. To learn more about how CNN protects listener privacy, visit cnn.com/privacy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	On the brink, as Russian troops close in around Ukraine, the White House says Americans
0:10.2	need to get out now.
0:12.3	We're in a window when an invasion could begin at any time.
0:15.8	Can war still be averted?
0:18.0	Alaska National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan next, and bowing out with his party still
0:23.9	enthralled to former President Trump a key Republican says he will not run for Senate.
0:29.3	That does not mean that I plan to sit on the sidelines, we'll take a look and see what
0:33.7	the future holds.
0:34.7	Maryland's Republican Governor Larry Hogan joins me to discuss his political future and
0:39.0	the state of his party ahead.
0:41.0	Plus, changing tune with COVID cases falling, Democrats switch gears and roll back public
0:46.8	health restrictions.
0:48.2	We are stating affirmatively that we can responsibly live with this thing.
0:52.6	Is this being driven by science or politics?
0:55.6	Our panel breaks it down ahead.
0:59.3	Hello, I'm Jake Saper in Washington, where the State of our Union is bracing for potential
1:10.0	war in Europe, the White House warning and stark terms this weekend that Russia is poised
1:15.3	to invade Ukraine any day now, a senior administration official saying yesterday, that military action
1:20.7	that will cause, quote, profound damage to Ukraine and to European security is a, quote,
1:25.8	distinct possibility as Russian forces with heavy-duty military equipment close in on
1:30.3	Ukraine's borders.
1:31.9	President Biden in an hour-long phone call Saturday warned Russia's Vladimir Putin of
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