Hello and welcome to the Byron York Show, no chipchat podcast, we'd like to get right

into it and what we're going to get into today is Ron DeSantis and Ukraine.

You probably heard kind of a media freak out and maybe a Republican freak out over things

that Ron DeSantis, Governor Florida leading non-Trump candidate in the 2024 presidential

race, things he said about Ukraine.

And I think it's really worth looking into to see if it's being accurately represented

in what you should think about it.

So you know that recently Tucker Carlson, Fox News, asked all the Republican presidential

candidates and potential candidates to answer a series of questions about US policy as

it concerns the war in Ukraine.

So I'm going to read you the six questions that were asked, question number one, is opposing

Russia in Ukraine a vital American national strategic interest, question number one, number

two.

What specifically is our objective in Ukraine and how will we know when we've achieved

it?

Number three, what is the limit of funding and material you would be willing to send

to the government of Ukraine?

Number four, should the United States support regime change in Russia?

Number five, given that Russia's economy and currency are stronger than before the

war, do you believe that US sanctions have been effective?

And the last one, number six, do you believe the United States faces the risk of nuclear

war with Russia?

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