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This is the Friends of History Debating Society. I'm John Bachelor.

It's a great pleasure to welcome Professor H. J. Mackender, international relations,

to comment on what now is a growing conflict in Eurasia.

Not one war in Ukraine fighting for its existence, but two wars in Eurasia.

The new war declared by the President in need of the support of the United States Arsenal of Democracy

in a dramatic Oval Office speech that knitted together in some fashion

the needs and the purpose of backing Ukraine and the needs and the purpose of supporting Israel.

Professor, a very good evening to you. I comment on the President's speech

is that we had been waiting for some weeks for the President to make an Oval Office address

or some address some time during the day of why we fight in Ukraine.

The predicate for that was that there were doubts in the Congress which is now in turmoil

because it lacks a speaker and the money comes from the House of Representatives not the Senate.

In any event, the predicate for that was that members of Congress have doubts

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