March 01, 2022
Edward Fishman Joins MSNBC to Discuss Latest Russia Sanctions
"So long as Putin is in power in Moscow...there is a real interest in degrading Russia's ability to commit more harm around the world." As the international community continues to sanction Russia, Edward Fishman talks to Katy Tur about the long-term effects.
Watch the full interview from MSNBC.
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