Biden’s surprise Ukraine visit could be a ‘game changer,’ Stuart Varney says

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FOX Business host Stuart Varney argues Biden made a ‘bold move’ as he embarked on a surprise visit to Ukraine amid war with Russia.

During his latest "My Take" Monday, "Varney & Co." host Stuart Varney discussed the impact President Biden's surprise trip to Ukraine could have on the ongoing war with Russia, arguing the president's "bold" action could be a "game changer."

STUART VARNEY: This could be a game changer.

President Biden makes a surprise visit to Ukraine. It was a well-kept secret: he took a train from the Polish border to Kyiv, and even as air raid sirens were sounding, he was meeting with President Zelenskyy. And then walking the streets, in a war zone. 

Highly symbolic.

The president said he wants to leave no doubt about America’s support "for as long as it takes." 

His words.

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The timing is crucial: the president suddenly appears in a foreign capital that’s under attack. 

He is "sticking it" to Putin, one year after Russia invaded.

The Russians are preparing a big push. The Ukrainians need more advanced weapons to push back. That’s what this visit is all about: what will we let 'em have? F-16's? Long-range missiles? 

FOX Business host Stuart Varney discusses President Biden’s surprise visit to Ukraine on “Varney & Co.” on Monday, Feb. 20, 2023. (Fox News)

The Republicans are not entirely on board. And I wonder about far-left Democrats, too.

President Biden has made a bold move. Now comes the pushback: China has implied it would help Russia’s military.

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The tiny Republic of Moldova appears to be Putin’s next target. Vice President Harris says Russia has committed crimes against humanity. 

The world is re-aligning: Russia, China, Iran vs. America and Europe.

One year ago, western intelligence agencies offered Zelenskyy a ride out. Russia had started its invasion and was expected to take Kyiv within a week. Zelenskyy said no, I'm staying. Just give me bullets.

He's still there. My opinion: give him what he wants… Let Ukraine win!

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