Sen. Bill Hagety on Russia-Ukraine Conflict

The transcript covers discussions on imposing sanctions on Russia, energy independence, bipartisan challenges in foreign policy, and Federal Reserve nominations. It highlights the need for strong sanctions against Russia, debates on energy policies, and the importance of bipartisan support in international crises. Additionally, it addresses concerns about Federal Reserve nominations, particularly focusing on Sarah Bloom Raskin's ethics.

What is the primary reason for imposing sanctions on Russia according to the speaker?

• To support Russia's economy

• To improve diplomatic relations

• To increase trade with Russia

• To show America's resolve and deter aggression

What does the speaker believe is necessary for effective sanctions against Russia?

• Increased diplomatic talks

• Complete isolation of Russia

• A clear plan and unity with allies

• Immediate military intervention

What does the speaker suggest about the timing of sanctions?

• They should have been imposed much earlier

• They should be delayed further

• They are unnecessary

• They should be lifted immediately

What does the speaker suggest as a solution to counteract rising global energy prices?

• Increase imports of foreign oil

• Revive domestic energy production

• Reduce energy consumption

• Invest in renewable energy

According to the speaker, what has inadvertently funded Russia's war efforts?

• Increased military aid

• Rising global energy prices

• Foreign investments

• International sanctions

How does the speaker view the role of partisanship in international crises?

• Partisanship should be increased

• Partisanship should be prioritized over national unity

• Partisanship should stop at the border

• Partisanship is irrelevant in international matters

What is the speaker's main concern regarding Sarah Bloom Raskin's nomination?

• Her ethical conduct and policies

• Her stance on climate change

• Her political affiliations

• Her lack of experience