This was definitely a speech where I was more interested in the details than the presentation.
The only real mistake that I saw in it is that it could have did more to make the case as to why this is important... I suspect that it's breaking through to the normie-type person somewhat because it's getting covered extensively on all the networks and is the lead story, but the average person may not understand the importance of this conflict. That becomes even more important when you factor in prices, as well as the possibility in the future that Putin does expand his footprint into other countries (particularly NATO).
He didn't really make the sell as to our level of involvement or why we need to pursue sanctions, unfortunately.