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Clip 25 Fiorina on Putin and Allies & Trump's Interruption_ --- Jul 27, 2023 7:08 PM UTC --- ## More From This Series [All Videos](https://time.com/video/) [In Their Words: Republicans on Trump's Meeting with Putin](/video/uBo88CZy/) ### In Their Words: Republicans on Trump's Meeting with Putin [2016 FOX GOP DEBATE: Trump on Fiorina's Interruptions](/video/0thgRn4D/) ### 2016 FOX GOP DEBATE: Trump on Fiorina's Interruptions [CNN 2016 Presidential Debate: Fiorina on Trump](/video/7FlcbfG9/) ### CNN 2016 Presidential Debate: Fiorina on Trump --- ## Transcript For reasons I've said, I wouldn't be talking to Vladimir Putin right now is because we are speaking to him from a position of weakness brought on by this administration. So I wouldn't talk to him for awhile but I would do this. I would start rebuilding the Sixth Fleet right under his nose, rebuilding the missile defense program in Poland right under his nose. I would conduct very aggressive military exercises in the Baltic States so that he understood we would protect our NATO allies [ SOUND ] and would- be allies. And I might also put in a few more thousand troops in Germany. Not to start a war but to make sure that Putin understands that the United States of America will stand with our allies. That is why Governor Bush is correct. We must have no- fly zone in Syria because Russia cannot tell the United States of America where and when to to fly our planes. We also have a set of allies [ APPLAUSE ] [ INAUDIBLE ] We have a set of allies in the Arab Middle East who know that ISIS is their fight. They have asked us specifically over and over again to support them. King Abdullah of Jordan, a man I've known for a very long time, has asked us for bombs and material we have not provided it. The Egyptians are asking us to share intelligence, we are not, I will. The courage of assets to arm them for three years were not, I would. The Egyptians, the Saudis, the Kuwaitis, the Bahrainis, the Emirates, the Curds, all of these. People I know, by the way, understand ISIS is their fight, but they must see leadership, support, and resolve from the United States of America- Let me follow that- And we must have the strongest military on the face of the planet, and everyone has to know it. Senator Paul. [ APPLAUSE ] Now, Senator Paul, [ APPLAUSE ] You have already said, sir, that that would be a mistake in not talking to Vladimir Putin, or to rule it out. You've argued that it's never a good idea to close down communication. With that in mind, do you think the same applies to administration efforts right now? To include the Iranians in talks on Syria. I'd like first to respond to the accusation. We should. I think it's particularly naive, and particularly foolish to think that we're not going to talk Russia. The idea of a no fly zone, realize that this is also something Hilary Clinton agrees With several on our side with. You are asking for a no fly zone in an area in which Russia already flies. Russia flies in that zone at the invitation of Iraq. I am not saying it's a good thing but you better know at least what we're getting in to. So when you think it's gonna be a good idea to have a no- fly zone over Iraq, realize that means you are saying we are going to shoot down Russian planes. If you're ready for that, be ready to send your sons and daughters to another war in Iraq. I don't wanna see that happen. I think the first war in Iraq was a mistake. [ APPLAUSE ] [ APPLAUSE ] You can be strong without being involved in every civil war around the world. Ronald Reagan- And how would you respond? Ronald Reagan was strong, but Ronald Regan didn't- And Ronald Reagan walked away at Reykjavik. send troops into the middle east. He walked away. He quit talking- Can I finish with my time? when it was time to quit talking. Can I finish with my time? Why does she keep interrupting everybody. [ LAUGH ]. Yeah. Boy, terrible. Yeah, I'd like to finish my response [ UNKNOWN ]. If I may respond. This is an important question. This is an incredibly important question. And the question goes to be, Who do we want to be our Commander and Chief? Do you want a commander in chief who say something that we never did throughout the entire Cold War. To discontinue having conversations with the Russians. I'm not happy about them flying over there but I'm not naive enough to say well Iraq has them flying over their airspace. We're just going to announce that we're shooting them down. That is naive to the point of being something you might here in junior high. But it's scary. But if you're not going to respond in a no fly zone strategy, what would yours be. The first thing I would do is I wouldn't arm our enemies. I wouldn't arm Isis. [ APPLAUSE ] Most of the people who want the no fly zone also favored arming the allies of Al Qaeda, which became Isis. That was the dumbest, most full hearty notion and most of the people up here supported it. They wanted to arm the allies of Al Queda. Some of them still do. That's how Isis grew. We pushed back Ashad, and Isis was allowed to grow in the vacuum. 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