Navigating Putin’s Escalating Threat of Nuclear War

In the Bubble with Andy Slavitt

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🗓️ 7 October 2022

⏱️ 48 minutes

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Summary

President Biden says Vladimir Putin is not joking about his threats to use nuclear weapons to get out of the war in the Ukraine. As tensions escalate worldwide, America continues to supply the Ukrainian army with the equipment it needs to fight Russia. Andy speaks with Andrea Kendall-Taylor and Andrew Weiss, experts on Putin and Russian intelligence, about what it would take for Putin to follow through on that threat. They discuss what the war looks like now, how it’s impacting oil prices heading into winter, and the calculated moves President Biden must make to ensure the war doesn’t spiral into something much more dangerous and widespread.

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0:59.6	This is Andy Slavitt.
1:22.6	Welcome to our Friday conversation.
1:25.6	So there's a war in Europe and that war is increasingly being felt in the West and throughout
1:31.9	the world.
1:33.8	The Ukrainian Army, most recently, successfully advanced and recapturing thousands of square
1:39.0	miles that have been captured by the Russian Army.
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