There was a reason, Mr. President. It is because the Russian Duma had not ratified. Everybody understood the rationale for that. But now they have ratified it. And the only restraint on our moving to a safer world is the fact that the Senate Foreign Relations chairman is unwilling to bring it to the floor.
Discussing the ratification of a treaty by the Russian Duma and its implications for U.S. foreign policy.
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the U.N. Finance Analysis suggests that it will cost trillions of dollars. Maybe $2.5 to $4.5 trillion a year between now and 2050.
What we are trying to achieve now is really to establish some stability if we can, in the relationship, without conceding anything.
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