Obama Must Expand Policy View of Terrorism: Hannah

The transcript discusses the President's firm stance on Russia's actions in Ukraine, emphasizing the need for military support to Ukraine. It highlights a broader approach to violent extremism in the Islamic world, beyond just Al Qaeda and ISIS, suggesting a generational struggle for freedom. The need for a broader strategy that includes diplomatic, economic, and political efforts is stressed. The transcript also touches on the delicate diplomatic negotiations with Iran over its nuclear program and its role in the Middle East.

What was the President's stance on Russia's actions in Ukraine?

• He supported Russia's actions.

• He was lenient towards Russia.

• He was neutral about the situation.

• He was very tough on Russia.

What critical question is raised regarding U.S. support for Ukraine?

• Whether to engage in diplomatic talks.

• Whether to impose sanctions.

• Whether to provide economic aid.

• Whether to provide lethal military support.

How did the President's view on violent extremism evolve?

• He expanded the focus to a broader phenomenon.

• He only addressed ISIS.

• He focused solely on Al Qaeda.

• He ignored the issue entirely.

What does the President believe is necessary to combat extremism?

• A narrow military strategy.

• Only economic sanctions.

• A broader strategy including diplomatic efforts.

• Complete isolation from the Middle East.

Why is the President cautious in his approach towards Iran?

• Due to Iran's alliance with the U.S.

• Because of ongoing nuclear negotiations.

• Due to Iran's economic power.

• Because Iran is not involved in regional conflicts.