April 26, 2022
Is the U.S. ignoring Russia's sabre rattling too much?
Russia's nuclear saber rattling has not succeeded so far in deterring the West - but should countries like the U.S. be more concerned? Jeffrey Edmonds joins Chuck Todd to discuss.
Watch the interview from Meet the Press.
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