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"When you hear the president talking about Armageddon... as a random thought, just musing at a fundraiser, that is a terrible risk to the American people. If he truly believes that he ought to be out talking to us in a serious way," Pompeo added.
The White House, for its part, said there was no joke involved in Biden's remarks and that U.S. policy is clear."The United States is not ready to publicly talk about the specific consequences for the Russian Federation in the event of a decision to use nuclear weapons," it said, belying any such clarity.
Adm. Mullen agreed, saying that the United States needs to"do everything we possibly can to try to get to the [negotiating] table to resolve this thing."
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