Amy Goodman
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"Reckless & Damaging": Could Biden's Suggestion of Regime Change in Moscow Endanger Peace Talks?
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19:26Now PlayingUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky said he is open to Ukraine becoming a neutral country but said such a decision could only be made by a nationwide referendum after Russian troops withdraw. This comes as the White House quickly tried to walk back President Biden's remarks made during a speech on Saturday in Poland during which he appeared to endorse regime change in Moscow. We get responses from Democratic Congressmember Ro Khanna and Quincy Institute President Andrew Bacevich. "The responsibility to negotiate with the Russians, to come to a settlement that is agreeable to Ukrainians, that belongs to President Zelensky," says Bacevich, who called Biden's comments "reckless and damaging." Khanna adds that while "the American president does have a leadership role" in resolving the crisis, Biden's remarks were not representative of U.S. policy, saying the president "was speaking from the heart."
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