By The FirstThe Biden administration announcing a slew of new of sanctions against Russia today, including bans on Russian imports and new restrictions on the Russian financial sector. It’s all part of the administration’s an effort to be tough of Vladimir Putin but Buck asks a simple question: where does this all end? Plus, Buck talks to Pedro Gonzalez of Chronicles Magazine about Jussie Smollett beiing sentenced to 150 days in jail, and congressional candidate Morgan Ortegus stops by to give her take on Vice President Kamala Harris’ tour of eastern Europe.
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