Jen Psaki on Russia-Ukraine war, U.S. meeting with Chinese officials and more | full video

White House press secretary Jen Psaki discussed actions the U.S. is taking to support Ukraine as Russia continues its attacks, national security adviser Jake Sullivan’s meeting with China’s top diplomat Yang Jiechi in Rome, and more during a briefing on Monday. "The steps that [President Biden] has taken — and led the world in taking — have essentially led the Russian financial system to be on the brink of collapse," Psaki said, adding that the U.S. has provided Ukraine with "more military assistance...than any other country in the world."

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[danieljohnson]

So many reporter's don't listen how many times does she have too repeat herself.

[blisspop]

What we learn from history is that we don't learn from history!  😢

[marilynnewhouse]

Where do some of these reporters come from? National security is paramount, and some of there questions are beyond understanding? Don't they realize Russia is watching, and you cannot give out national security, military moves, and how or where weapons are being sent?

[donnewton]

Reporters: "Can you tell us EXACTLY what's going to happen in the next five minutes?"

[singlewhitefemale]

I don't understand why a Country as big as Russia with such a large military would need assistance from another country.

[musictrans]

If you are not involved, this never will happen. Can you just leave them alone?

[janiekcarney]

We don’t want to make China our enemy if we can avoid it. We already have concerns. You don’t threaten China over things they haven’t done.

[Alfarojv]

Why is it that those who know they never have to fight are so brave with the lives of others?

[timchhay]

All of this can be avoided if Zelenzy would just surrender to save his peoples. 😎

[commonsense]

Scary times. And to think we have a weak president that doesn't even know where he is half the time.

[lalogarcia]

And protecting innocent human life is not in your national security interest either

[ДмитрийКэшев-нш]

The cost of fuel in Russia, morning 03/15/2022:
supreme 1, 74$ galon
plus 1, 57$ galon
regular 1, 57$ galon
disel 1, 77$ galon

With warm greetings from Russia

[lalogarcia]

Red lines are for The use of emergency vehicles

[Vondertyo]

Is it just me or some of the reporters asking very stupid questions?

[Nasigorengwithsambal]

Being the Press Secretary of the US president means you defending your thesis every single day for 45 min. I hope she gets paid enough.

[davidroberts]

Super press briefing, confident, articulate and intelligent responses.

[tyronemuse]

What is the president going to do about United States people on Social Security that is still struggling today

[maryjaylinda]

*The rich sees an economic crisis as a garage sale also the rich stays rich by investing and diversifying their portfolio with stock, cryptocurrency and forex trading which is the wisest thing every individual needs to do and it's really profiting.*

[zacharydavis]

They all handle the plethora of simpleton questions without even batting an eye. It’s truly astounding and a spectacle to get the opportunity to watch. What’s also becoming intriguing is, considering how ____ some of these questions are, it seems as if the reporters asking the questions haven’t had anyone review some of their questions before letting them move forward to embarrass themselves by asking such simpleton questions live on TV

[daylightmoon]

It is not in the U.S.'s or the EU's interest to continue saying what we won't do nor is it in our shared interest to let the killing continue in Ukraine. Nobody wants war but it is obvious that negotiations are not being taken seriously by Putin. All the actions by the West so far have failed to save lives. War might be unavoidable if we want to defend democracy. We should start with a no-fly zone to guarantee supply lines in Ukraine stay open. Then, escalate as necessary.