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Prince Israel Zaar on: Make An MoU Between The USA, Russia, And Ukraine · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: Uh, the the world should be and is a very
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Speaker 1: happy to die for what transpired in the Middle East.
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Speaker 1: That thanks to the President of the United States and
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Speaker 1: Pakistan and the Middle Eastern countries and some great players
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Speaker 1: behind the scenes, that the United States is able to
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Speaker 1: have a m U, a memorandum of understanding with Iran
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Speaker 1: for the sake of peace, for the cessation of firing,
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Speaker 1: and the international commerce to continue to stop the bombing
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Speaker 1: and the killings. And I always tell people to give
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Speaker 1: it to President Donald Trump. Always try to give credit
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Speaker 1: where it's due. The flexibility of the American President. It's
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Speaker 1: something that you don't see in international politics. Most political
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Speaker 1: leaders are fanatics, some of them extremists in the nationalists, headliners,
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Speaker 1: dogmatic and not pragmatic, not realistic, and don't use common science.
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Speaker 1: And the American President has demons demonstrated this time and again.
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Speaker 1: That's capable for thinking strategically and willing to take the
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Speaker 1: heat and still do something that most precedents will not do. Yeah,
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Speaker 1: he's an American president. Gets into the fire and get
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Speaker 1: out of the fire. Would have been burned. Very few
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Speaker 1: leaders can do that. There are some here in America
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Speaker 1: that would still like to compare the purported deal and
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Speaker 1: the deal that mu They like to compare it back
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Speaker 1: and very pessimistic of these people. It was said, let's
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Speaker 1: compare this before February twenty eight, as if before February
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Speaker 1: twenty eight there was peace in the midute. It was
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Speaker 1: uncertainty in the midte Is before February. February twenty eight,
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Speaker 1: counties were just waiting to start firing. Before February twenty eight,
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Speaker 1: there was a silent war being prepared. And when these
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Speaker 1: people talk and they they just refused to see the
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Speaker 1: world is changing. They just refuse to understand your politics.
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Speaker 1: You know, the Democrats would like to criticize the president,
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Speaker 1: but President Joe Biden was there, but he did and
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Speaker 1: what was those criticisms from those Democrats. Sometimes you just
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Speaker 1: see the class half empty. It's just an American Sometimes
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Speaker 1: it gets very tiring, and the pressing that you go
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Speaker 1: to the news expecting to see something good. And everybody
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Speaker 1: is celebrating around the world. The stock market is celebrating,
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Speaker 1: the markets, and the oil industries and the shipping, the
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Speaker 1: shipments and goods and services and petrochemicals, and it's good
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Speaker 1: for everybody. The world is on again and the ships
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Speaker 1: are ready to go. That enthusiasm I can see in
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Speaker 1: the green and stock markets, and some of these liberals
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Speaker 1: they cannot see it. And that was a trap that
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Speaker 1: they wanted the president to stay. We just keep on
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Speaker 1: the wall for them to have something to talk about,
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Speaker 1: something negative about America. Something always something negative. How can
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Speaker 1: the country give to you so much and you always
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Speaker 1: want say something negative all the time, even when things
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Speaker 1: are going well, even when leaders are trying to broke
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Speaker 1: a piece, when it's very critical and complex. Are you
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Speaker 1: negotiating with a country or a partner or a person
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Speaker 1: that or people that they say one thing and didn't
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Speaker 1: mean it and deal with the country Iran, the master
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Speaker 1: the media, have mastery information warfare and have right and
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Speaker 1: understand the American system. And so we catch up to
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Speaker 1: that or onto that letter. We can play the game too,
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Speaker 1: and President do not Trump play that game a while.
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Speaker 1: That ambiguity, strategic ambiguity, the strategic inconsistency, oh sir, strategic
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Speaker 1: negotiation and playing the cards well. And now we have
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Speaker 1: an understanding and we shall give credit and thank the
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Speaker 1: American President and international that the play museum Pakistan and
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Speaker 1: particular and Qatar and Saudi Arabia and all the countries
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Speaker 1: behind the scenes, China and Russia that play a role
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Speaker 1: in it. And we should thank the Americans who helped
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Speaker 1: the president and those in Congress that and those in
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Speaker 1: the cabinet as well. And we should tank the Prime
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Speaker 1: Minister of Israel. It's very tough for him, but he's
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Speaker 1: able to to understand that President of Natrum really need
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Speaker 1: uh an end today for negotiasions to be made on
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Speaker 1: the table. The media is better with a nuclear weapon,
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Speaker 1: and that was the right line that the President gave
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Speaker 1: and I did everything to let that happen instead up
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Speaker 1: her moves. Finally is open and we just hope it's
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Speaker 1: tased open. And I said last time that no sabotage.
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Speaker 1: Everybody around the world should be helping to make this
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Speaker 1: deal work. Share on knows what are trying to sabotage it.
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Speaker 1: That's the best we can get. And away from this president,
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Speaker 1: do not Trump with wash his hands and let people
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Speaker 1: want to keep fighting and they keep doing it. And
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Speaker 1: see where it girls. We were there. We did our
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Speaker 1: best and we supported our ally and the President took
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Speaker 1: some hit, and that's what good friends do, that's what
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Speaker 1: allies do. We took the heat and we did our
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Speaker 1: best to be there with the ally. And if it doesn't,
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Speaker 1: if it didn't turn out the way we wanted to,
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Speaker 1: we can just keep making things worse. It takes a
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Speaker 1: precedent that's flexible. I'm patriotic to know when to stop,
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Speaker 1: to know when to bring parties to the table, and
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Speaker 1: to do that tigik sue diplomacy. There waving. Some people
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Speaker 1: don't know international politics. Called it tackle. No, it's playing
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Speaker 1: the cards. Well, I'm making sure that that the conflicting
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Speaker 1: and that enemies are talking to one another. I was
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Speaker 1: making sure that there is hope. That's all the President
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Speaker 1: did that there might be peace. And finally we're there.
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Speaker 1: This is stage one, got stage two and stage three,
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Speaker 1: and the fear is not the first stage and going
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Speaker 1: to be those who are doing everything to sabotage it,
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Speaker 1: to mess it up. And remember massive, if you mess
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Speaker 1: it up, President, do not trung not have you. He
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Speaker 1: did his best. If some people we choose to do
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Speaker 1: it again, and this should know that the President of
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Speaker 1: America will not be there to help. We need to
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Speaker 1: take care for ourself now, need to replenish our stock
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Speaker 1: pies and learn, learn from the war and come up
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Speaker 1: better and stronger. And the wall is not the same,
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Speaker 1: mister mortopolar system. There are many polarity of powers and
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Speaker 1: the wall has shift, and American is trained to adjust
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Speaker 1: in the shifting world. I said, determined again. They were
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Speaker 1: lucky to have President Donald Trump in office. He can't
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Speaker 1: talk to anybody at any time. It's not there those
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Speaker 1: who draw red lines, and he has no red line.
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Speaker 1: We don't. We don't cross him Crossing'm gonna pay the
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Speaker 1: price for it. He can't talk to her. If you
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Speaker 1: president not powerful and not talk to people. And what's
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Speaker 1: the point I'm trying to make that the Europeans could
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Speaker 1: learn from President Donald Trump, that Donald Trump is going
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Speaker 1: to Europe for the G seven instead of making those
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Speaker 1: vain promises and big talk and do nothing, just endanger
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Speaker 1: the people in Ukraine the promise or to come out
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Speaker 1: and this European leaders that they like to run to
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Speaker 1: the cameras and talk of this big talk as if
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Speaker 1: the world is the unipolar and they just give these
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Speaker 1: declarations and automatums as if it's packed by something. There
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Speaker 1: is nothing to back it up. You take America out
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Speaker 1: of Netho, there is nothing Europeans don't have stomach for war.
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Speaker 1: There will civilized it, intelligent humans and good in software
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Speaker 1: technologies and services. They don't want to jeopatize that European
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Speaker 1: people on one war and the monarch see them in
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Speaker 1: the streets every day. But the people are different from
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Speaker 1: their leaders. Who don't know where these leaders come from,
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Speaker 1: that they have some PLoP that they don't that are
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Speaker 1: detached from reality. Their poll numbers are not healthy. Everybody
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Speaker 1: knows that it's time for them to learn from the
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Speaker 1: American president, but they will not. They think they know
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Speaker 1: moderan hen they think they're smarter than our president. Then
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Speaker 1: why can't they do what he's doing? President don not.
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Speaker 1: Trump can't talk to put you can't talk to Shinjapin,
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Speaker 1: you can't talk to everybody. There is no relying. He
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Speaker 1: can't talk to North Korea. And don't be surprised to
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Speaker 1: see the president when they made the you're toller of Iran.
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Speaker 1: That's the quality in leadership that many people do not have.
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Speaker 1: Europeans draw a red line. The question becomes to ask
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Speaker 1: it's Russia and Europe or easier Russians see themselves as European.
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Speaker 1: There's so many leads in Europe. They don't want Russia
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Speaker 1: to be Europe and they will not be happy for
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Speaker 1: Russia to choose to be asier. For the world is
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Speaker 1: moving to Asia. The pivot easier, actually strengthened easier. Look
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Speaker 1: at what is happening in Ukraine. As I'm talking to
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Speaker 1: you right now, I'm seeing the monastery in Ukraine burn.
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Speaker 1: The stage side is burning right as I'm talking to you.
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Speaker 1: But it will be the Geese servant and President do
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Speaker 1: not Trump will be there when they take this time
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Speaker 1: now to listen to the President to go back to
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Speaker 1: the Alaska agreement, the promise putting on Trump God to
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Speaker 1: stop the way in Ukraine. European leaders should learn from
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Speaker 1: President the nat Trump sit on the table and hash
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Speaker 1: out something that actually means something. And these vain declarations
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Speaker 1: and of these automatoms, and they talk like they are
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Speaker 1: kings or queens. The European leaders speak some time, even
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Speaker 1: the King of England have some respect when they talk.
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Speaker 1: It does not talk like that. The King of England
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Speaker 1: knows that the world has change. It speaks with some
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Speaker 1: with some democratic antichroma respect. You would like to talk
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Speaker 1: to people in Nego shade, the King of England was
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Speaker 1: here in America, went to Congress. They could speak with
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Speaker 1: respect and dignity of everybody. Because these European leaders just
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Speaker 1: they don't just see their polls. They're good people, they're
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Speaker 1: very intelligent people. We don't just know what is happening.
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Speaker 1: They like for there to be peace. We don't know.
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Speaker 1: If there's an agreement somewhere that we don't know, maybe
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Speaker 1: the friends of Ukraine or they from some committee somewhere
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Speaker 1: that all they do they want to destroy Russia. How
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Speaker 1: can you destroy Russia? Cannot destroy Russia with what? How
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Speaker 1: can you destroy Russia? And they know they cannot destroy Russia.
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Speaker 1: So what's the point. What sacrifice Ukraine? Those pray for warriors,
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Speaker 1: those great people in Ukraine, tough guys. The fight, they
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Speaker 1: don't surrender, petrotech, the belief in their country. They generally
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Speaker 1: fight for county, herd, for state, heard, for their survivor.
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Speaker 1: A Ukraine cannot win. Russia made lord Russia is to
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Speaker 1: beg the military size, the war experience, the war of attrition,
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Speaker 1: the politics. Vladomin Vladmir Putankan fight this war for ten
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Speaker 1: twenty years. He has the political power to do that,
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Speaker 1: but many countries in Europe don't have that. They have elections,
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Speaker 1: genuine elections, and therefore they don't stay in office. And
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Speaker 1: for some reasons, they don't want to be the one
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Speaker 1: that talks to Russia. They see that like a weakness.
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Speaker 1: Victor Oburen tried and the black Man's aboutage him, They
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Speaker 1: threaten him. European didn't like Victor Oben. What could he there?
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Speaker 1: European needs Russia, the oil, the gas, their neighbors. They
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Speaker 1: cannot run away from your neighbor. What's the point to
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Speaker 1: keep fighting? And the President of America beg you guys
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Speaker 1: to sit together and hash a deal. You came to
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Speaker 1: America and sit in the overall face and the precedent
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Speaker 1: did his best, and you go back home in Europe
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Speaker 1: and you sabotage the dear istern. President Trum tries to
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Speaker 1: broke a piece. There's an agreement on the table, and
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Speaker 1: there's a visit to Europe and they shake hands and
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Speaker 1: the cameras are there, and the deal is dead. When
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Speaker 1: the president doesn't give up, he tries again, and there
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Speaker 1: the sabotage. He tries again. He stabotaged. The Europeans keep
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Speaker 1: these conditions like another fulfailed this plicts as if Russia
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Speaker 1: can just capitulate or surrender and raise their hands. Mister
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Speaker 1: fail to understand the population of Russia that a man
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Speaker 1: not like Vladimir Putin, but it's the best they can get.
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Speaker 1: That they're more hawkish people in Russia that they think
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Speaker 1: that President put in his wake. Actually that's two peaceful
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Speaker 1: is to diplomatic as an old school always trying to
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Speaker 1: say peace. I was hoping that one day Russia can
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Speaker 1: work with Europe. And there are those in Russia that
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Speaker 1: asking why must we work with Europe? One not work?
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Speaker 1: We isn soury sire, and work with China and the
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Speaker 1: breaks and shall higher corporation a better road initiative? Oh?
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Speaker 1: I see, that's all these questions that who needs all today?
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Speaker 1: It's much about natural resources, minerals love and strategic processing
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Speaker 1: of resource says that are needed everywhere. In the war
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Speaker 1: Russia is very big calor of resolt, says and the
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Speaker 1: war in Ukraine was not supposed to be fought. Should
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Speaker 1: be tall if President Donald Trump was president over no
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Speaker 1: one in Ukraine. When he says that's that's that's the truth.
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Speaker 1: Will you be able to talk to put him? When
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Speaker 1: mister Jo Biden was in her face. They came out
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Speaker 1: with this, I don't know what that was. Democracies, an
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Speaker 1: Ottocha says, and victory, victory, only victory. How the saying
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Speaker 1: all these weapons, the weapons are sent the Ukraine. The
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Speaker 1: Russian satellites can cite all those weapons and they are destroyed.
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Speaker 1: And everybody's tried to help Ukraine from Poland and all
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Speaker 1: those great countries, good neighbors, but they themselves as trained.
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Speaker 1: What's countries in the world like Ukraine. Most people root
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Speaker 1: for the underdog. And Ukraine has proven that term and
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Speaker 1: again that they can fight and they can take the
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Speaker 1: war to Russia. But at what cost? What is it
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Speaker 1: that we are trying to prove? If there is no victory,
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Speaker 1: why can't the Russians just take what they want? Do
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Speaker 1: not to romask them? If we want the territory, take
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Speaker 1: the territory. But they cannot take it because Ukraine cannot
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Speaker 1: give it for nothing. You can see if we want
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Speaker 1: to come get it. That's where the voice a traation.
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Speaker 1: It takes a month or three months to get a
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Speaker 1: village and another year to get another village. And Russia
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Speaker 1: are so strategic they don't want to lose man and
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Speaker 1: then they play the hide and see and they by
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Speaker 1: asking what is the war still going on about? Is
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Speaker 1: exhausted and tired. So many people have died, people still dying.
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Speaker 1: Infrastructures are being destroyed as I'm talking to you right now,
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Speaker 1: church is being burned and monastery has been there for
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Speaker 1: hundreds of years. If not mistaken, Kiev is on fires.
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Speaker 1: I'm talking to you, a beautiful city is burning. When
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Speaker 1: the politicians will come and make this pain and give
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Speaker 1: all those promises to Ukraine that they cannot fulfill, It's
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Speaker 1: been for years. They say the same thing. There was
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Speaker 1: a time when you can need it weapons and don't
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Speaker 1: give conditions to the weapons. I give it a gun,
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Speaker 1: just don't use the bullets. I give you the bullets,
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Speaker 1: you can't use one. Just don't do this, Just don't
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Speaker 1: do that. With the commentivis giving you Clini what you
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Speaker 1: claim want and then now they didn't they promise. It
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Speaker 1: took time for you can to even get the funds
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Speaker 1: that you can need it. They talk a lot I
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Speaker 1: get in conferences. They take out these fancy pictures and
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Speaker 1: other big talk. It's that the Europe of Pasmark or
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Speaker 1: church Hill, the Europe that we know of a voter
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Speaker 1: of Montesquieu, of Plato, Socrates, a friend at the car
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Speaker 1: of Isaac Newton. What happened to Europe? Look at a I.
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Speaker 1: How come Europe is not playing a I. The politicians
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Speaker 1: don't last, they're not famous, and they're not popular. How
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Speaker 1: they're elected to office? Therefore, what type of game is
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Speaker 1: played to discountries? They never have national elections. Just when
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Speaker 1: they becomes unpopular, a person within the party sneaks in
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Speaker 1: an another unpopular person takes over. Look at these countries
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Speaker 1: in Europe. Look at Germany, good people, great people, intelligent people.
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Speaker 1: Look at the French, for the British, all these great
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Speaker 1: countries in Europe, Sweden, of Finland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, the
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Speaker 1: Czech you name it, or Hungary or Poland Europe. I
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Speaker 1: love Europe. It gave us this war. The heritage we
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Speaker 1: have today came from the Europeans sacrifice a lot for
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Speaker 1: this war. The pot that the about the institutions, the
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Speaker 1: hype alort in science and technology, remember the industrial revolution,
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Speaker 1: littlek ethic mission to the can produced from Europe. And
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Speaker 1: there is the thing in Europe about migrants. Migrants shape
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Speaker 1: European politics, and some leaders come to power them so
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Speaker 1: nationalistic or so extremists. There are people for them and
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Speaker 1: they cannot do nothing. Even not like migrants. We cannot
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Speaker 1: just let them go. Because the international law and international
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Speaker 1: reputation and geopolitics, Europe is a very civilized discent. Countries
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Speaker 1: respectable have human dignity, believe in international institutions. They believe
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Speaker 1: in the role of law. You believe in human descency.
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Speaker 1: That's a strength, not a weakness. Europe believe in diversity.
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Speaker 1: There's some countries in Europe, Germany, that the agent population
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Speaker 1: that you need new blood, new intelligence. That's American number
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Speaker 1: one because of the strength of our diversity. Some people
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Speaker 1: don't know that unless you have a population like China,
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Speaker 1: or a population like India, a population a Brazil, you
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Speaker 1: need people. Europe needs migrant just depends on quality that
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Speaker 1: they want. It's come to gother right to determine who
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Speaker 1: comes in and who goes out. You cannot take that away.
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Speaker 1: And these politicians must be able to provide to their people,
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Speaker 1: strengthen the economy and child market for the good people
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Speaker 1: of Europe, not to see foreigners as they're coming to
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Speaker 1: take something from them. European sports like soccer and particular
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Speaker 1: see is international. Most European cities are international. Europe is
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Speaker 1: as international as you can get. How many people like
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Speaker 1: Europe like the European cities clean need, beautiful architecture, good food,
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Speaker 1: good people, good museums, good history, good educational institutions, and
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Speaker 1: just good people. Europions are very good people. But the
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Speaker 1: leader sometimes make these good people to be in the street,
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Speaker 1: the ship on their industries WHI and not the building
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Speaker 1: the system. They are not building the infrastructure. It's good.
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Speaker 1: People are suffering and need jobs and need a good life,
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Speaker 1: good retirement. Then the pride of nation hurt. They worried
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Speaker 1: about some politicians that will bring migrants in to gain power,
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Speaker 1: teachers that want to take them out to gain power.
29:04
Speaker 1: European politics became something all about migration. Those who want
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Speaker 1: them in and they take power, and those who want
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Speaker 1: them out and they take power, just playing with the
29:19
Speaker 1: people that don't bid themfrastructures, bring their companies back, open factories,
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Speaker 1: participate in the AI evolution. Be there on data, be
29:27
Speaker 1: there on the builder on data centers contro down AI
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Speaker 1: network have a leverage, strategic leverage and strategic autonomy. European
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Speaker 1: just like to depend a lot. They talk a lot
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Speaker 1: about natal, they talk about nature. You refuse to invest
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Speaker 1: in nature. I can need something so much that you
29:53
Speaker 1: refuse to invest in it. And the American presidency cheap
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Speaker 1: in something. They grumble. They talk about Americas and partner,
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Speaker 1: equal opportunity, partner the one. They always want American to
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Speaker 1: feed the pair. But if I don't understand that, the
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Speaker 1: American people don't stomach for that anymore. International politics have
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Speaker 1: change is more nationalistic. Countries like their leaders to take
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Speaker 1: care of themselves, take care of their people, take over
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Speaker 1: their own and invite migrants in that they want, with
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Speaker 1: some humanity for those who are already there. But the
30:40
Speaker 1: citizens will not care much about migrants if they have jobs,
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Speaker 1: if they have decent pay. The economics of Europe, I
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Speaker 1: just keep contracting. The GTP is not that great. They
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Speaker 1: cross is very slow. Europe is very welfare. Got some
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Speaker 1: good technicals, technocrats, inventors, investors. What's wrong with the leaders
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Speaker 1: are avoided by the people. Oh, it's just interparty digits.
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Speaker 1: So they keep the same people that are not popular,
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Speaker 1: and the thing becomes that sometimes when leaders are in need,
31:37
Speaker 1: sometimes they lose touch with reality. They don't understand the
31:42
Speaker 1: plight of the people. They just come on to save
31:47
Speaker 1: the people. They just refuse the pain of the people.
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Speaker 1: Easy to organize your economy and structure your economy, and
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Speaker 1: all the people want and genuinely do. Your is to
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Speaker 1: help the people. You cannot help others better than you
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Speaker 1: can help yourself. The people of Europe, some of them,
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Speaker 1: they're like Ukraine. We all like Ukraine, but some don't
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Speaker 1: want to chip in anymore. They are You're locked in
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Speaker 1: to give their aid or the assistant or the weapons
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Speaker 1: to Ukraine. And if you can want the weapons, you
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Speaker 1: cannot give to them. They want the money, cannot give
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Speaker 1: to them. Why keep on the wall. That is my point.
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Speaker 1: President Donald Trump is there now to be with you
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Speaker 1: tomorrow for the Geese serven You guys, you genuinely listen
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Speaker 1: to the American president. It's a deal maker. He's a
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Speaker 1: peace maker. You guys can hash a deal. Look at
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Speaker 1: what he did with you with Iran. It's a tough nic.
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Speaker 1: It's able to get it, no matter how complex that is.
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Speaker 1: You guys can't equally sign a memorandum of understanding with Russia.
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Speaker 1: And I understood Russia is always ready because Vladomin and
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Speaker 1: Vladimir putting trust president on a Trump. The Europeans don't
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Speaker 1: want to talk to him. You got a neighbor. You
33:31
Speaker 1: don't talk to your neighbor. And what happens if your
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Speaker 1: dog goes to your neighbor, to your neighbor's lawn, what
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Speaker 1: happens to your house is on fire and your neighbor
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Speaker 1: comes with with with an distinguishing sure, you chase the
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Speaker 1: neighbor aware And it's time that people don't like one another.
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Speaker 1: But are the Europeans Christians? Isn't the last things are
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Speaker 1: said on the crosses that God forgive them for the
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Speaker 1: no know what they're doing. Talk about forgiveness. They can
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Speaker 1: come to the table then to forgive, to let go,
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Speaker 1: to move on and move forward big. There is always
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Speaker 1: a why that between the completely bitry and completely contrary
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Speaker 1: that there is always a why that makes a way
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Speaker 1: where there is no why. For there is always a
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Speaker 1: why that you are the way. Don't stand the way
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Speaker 1: of peace, don't stand the way of ending this war.
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Speaker 1: The Ukrainians are exhausted. They are good fighters. You love everything.
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Speaker 1: They need to be tall that make it deal at
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Speaker 1: least prepare a membran them of understanding. President do not
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Speaker 1: Trump will help you, guys. It's been through that you
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Speaker 1: guys can do the same. Just stop the war. If
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Speaker 1: this war was stopped two weeks ago, the beautiful man
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Speaker 1: as chose to be there. The bleeding continues, the destruction continues,
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Speaker 1: and of the day you'll come to the table. The Ukrainians,
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Speaker 1: you were ready to come to the table, I said
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Speaker 1: the man again. We don't negotiate with Iran because we're
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Speaker 1: like Iran, but because it's the right thing to do.
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Speaker 1: When the right thing to do it's necessary, then you
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Speaker 1: need a leader. The president Donald Trump. The Europeans don't
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Speaker 1: have leaders like that. The leaders they politics, personal, they
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Speaker 1: kill personal enmity. A leader of a country, you do
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Speaker 1: not own the country. You're negotiating for the best interests
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Speaker 1: of the country. And when the people tell you that
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Speaker 1: they don't want a war, that they're exhausted. Don't use
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Speaker 1: the war to stay in power. How long will you
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Speaker 1: be in power you become Would you be the one
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Speaker 1: that broke a piece that brought parties to the table.
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Speaker 1: I must have the guards to do that. The courage
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Speaker 1: of a leader. Sometimes you forget about your political interest
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Speaker 1: and put the nation in front. Europeans have done a
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Speaker 1: lot for Ukrainie. I tell them for that, we're happy
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Speaker 1: for that unconsciousness having their flag the flag of Ukraine.
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Speaker 1: The sympathy for Ukraine is de there. Or when sympathy
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Speaker 1: is on your side and you're proven that you're a
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Speaker 1: formidable fighter and people helping you or sponsor your assisting you,
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Speaker 1: this you understand when to nego shad nego shaate has
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Speaker 1: strength with strength, don't come to the table of weakness.
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Speaker 1: But now it's the time for Ukraine to come to
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Speaker 1: the table. That have proven that everybody knows in the
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Speaker 1: word that Ukraine, that Ukrainians are tough and Europeans are
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Speaker 1: on their best. Just as sometimes the best is not enough.
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Speaker 1: And even if it's enough, how can you defeat Russia?
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Speaker 1: I can't defeat mother Russia is too big. And as
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Speaker 1: to all, there's an all civilization of war, all the noise,
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Speaker 1: the history of war, from Alexander the Great, Caterine the Great,
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Speaker 1: Nicholas the Great, I don't know much of Russian leaders,
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Speaker 1: all disires by wars, a bottle capture the work with
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Speaker 1: runner again. Russians always ready for war, Napoleon did not succeed.
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Speaker 1: The Germans did not succeed. So Europe want to do
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Speaker 1: it again with what what? And you're a person like
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Speaker 1: war because they know better I set them and again
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Speaker 1: the war is the absence of intelligence. War is the
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Speaker 1: absence of good will. War is the absence of diplomatic understanding.
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Speaker 1: The time is now. Europe has the American president who
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Speaker 1: can talk to a Russian president, and who can talk
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Speaker 1: to the Ukrainian president. The Russians to give some respect
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Speaker 1: to the Ukrainian president and to make sure that his
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Speaker 1: life is safe. It's a shameful thing to kill a
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Speaker 1: leader to make a point. That's barbaric, that's primitive and savage.
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Speaker 1: That's weakness. They don't kill the president of a country
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Speaker 1: to make a point. You can fight in the battle fair,
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Speaker 1: and when you understand that's not working, you go to
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Speaker 1: the octaber. I always leave to fight another day if
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Speaker 1: it's necessary. The time of peace is now. Europe glean
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Speaker 1: from the American leadership. European has a willing and capable
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Speaker 1: leader in America who called put him in Alaska and
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Speaker 1: give him a promise. That's period of Alaska is still there.
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Speaker 1: There was something twenty forty, they fell apart something twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty two. There was a spirit of anchorage and the
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Speaker 1: spirit of should keep it going. I should be the
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Speaker 1: spirit now of the G seven s probably G seven
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Speaker 1: just you're gonna promise, they're gonna say more weapons. The
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Speaker 1: weapons will be insufficient. Russia stood back and Russia is
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Speaker 1: finally difficult because Ukrainian drones I started like two years ago.
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Speaker 1: Go back to my side that this wall would be
41:45
Speaker 1: about drones. And when count to his master drones, the
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Speaker 1: size and the budget does not matter. Drones I like musquitos, dones,
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Speaker 1: I like musketers. Us look at a human being sometimes
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Speaker 1: traumatized by a musketo. The musketo comes to you, It
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Speaker 1: make the buzzing sound of a drum boo buzzins, and
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Speaker 1: you hear it, you don't see it, and it strikes
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Speaker 1: and it does damage. Those drums are like musketerters. It
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Speaker 1: sucks your blood, unlike the musketers doesn't suck bad. It
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Speaker 1: destroyed high value targets that will not stop unless the
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Speaker 1: firing stop. The firing should stop counter our attacks. Escalation dominance.
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Speaker 1: You c cannot have escalation dominance on the Russia can
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Speaker 1: h that's all we're doing. Then, just keep pleading great
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Speaker 1: soldiers and just gradualism at the war front and attrition
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Speaker 1: while humans just keep dying. We keep recruiting and they
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Speaker 1: keep dying. When the war gonna end on the table,
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Speaker 1: Russia should be willing to give some concessions what they
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Speaker 1: were willing to get on the battlefield. It looks are
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Speaker 1: gonna take years because Ukraine we just not give it
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Speaker 1: a while. That's the tricky point. Since President of Natum
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Speaker 1: last talk spoke with Russia, Russia is just doing gradualism, incrementalism.
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Speaker 1: Gradualism and incrementalism cannot win the war, but just a
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Speaker 1: wolf attrition, the wolf attrition, the wolf in incrementalism and
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Speaker 1: the warf gradualism gonna plete a lot of good soul,
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Speaker 1: just a lot of good humans in the end, what philosopher,
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Speaker 1: Prince our intelligence is Philosopher Princes rus are from the
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Speaker 1: great City of Las Vegas. June fifteenth, twenty twenty six.
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Speaker 1: The time is now for at least a memorandum of
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Speaker 1: understanding between the United States Ukraine backed by Russia, a
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Speaker 1: black by Europe ann Russia, another side, an m o
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Speaker 1: U between America, Russia and Ukraine now said I thank
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