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The Oval Office Exchange Should Prioritize Peace · Talk to Prince Show - Solving World's Problems

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Speaker 1: Hm. Uh with with what transpired in the White House
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Speaker 1: today and between President Donald Trump and and Celensky of
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Speaker 1: Ukraine in the over office, uh should have been avoided
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Speaker 1: into there will be those who you know, you're gonna
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Speaker 1: be a liberal against the conservatives or they're gonna accord
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Speaker 1: to the left or the right, and they're gonna see
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Speaker 1: who to blame, and they left gonna see everything wrong
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Speaker 1: that the president did, and they're gonna throw shower flowers
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Speaker 1: on the Ukrainian president or make a brave gentleman to
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Speaker 1: be the victim. And it doesn't need to be that way.
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Speaker 1: When Selenski was coming to that meeting President on a Trump,
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Speaker 1: he should have done his homework. Well, he knows who
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Speaker 1: don Trump is. He knows who Jed Evans is and
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Speaker 1: his security teachers equally to know who Macar Rubio is.
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Speaker 1: He knows the American press Corps, he knows the questions
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Speaker 1: will be asked, and he knows that the cameras is
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Speaker 1: on him. So and we know there is animosity between
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Speaker 1: Zelenski and President on the Trump and we know that
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Speaker 1: Zelenski was aided much by a liberal or the Democratic Party,
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Speaker 1: and we know that the liberal Europe's Europeans are on
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Speaker 1: the side of Zelenski. And we know that Ukraine is
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Speaker 1: fighting a tough war. We call ly know that sometimes
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Speaker 1: it's conference to sympathize with the president of Ukraine. These
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Speaker 1: people are dying every day. He's on the bottom field.
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Speaker 1: He knows the realities of what is happening. See, he
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Speaker 1: brought pictures with him to show the president about his
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Speaker 1: soldiers and their treatment. And he should know that the
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Speaker 1: world is on the side trying to broke a peace.
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Speaker 1: He should know that won't come to America. It's a
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Speaker 1: place of free speech. And you know, he should know
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Speaker 1: that Americans will ask you a type of questions. It's
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Speaker 1: a free country. Some questions might be favorable to you,
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Speaker 1: some custom might not be. Some cuystom might be meant
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Speaker 1: to get under your skin. Some questions might be meant
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Speaker 1: to provoke you or make you feel belitted or that's
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Speaker 1: how America works. But that is what it takes to
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Speaker 1: be a president in America. To become a president, you
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Speaker 1: have four years to get all the insult or the
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Speaker 1: accusations or the misinformation on disinformation and conspiracies. For a
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Speaker 1: person like Donut Trump, you need to be tried in
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Speaker 1: the court of public opinion and tried in the court
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Speaker 1: of law for something that he didn't do. Fair person
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Speaker 1: like president to be shot. That's what America is all about.
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Speaker 1: But it still overcome all that, and to be able
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Speaker 1: to raise yourself above the prayer and compact and conduct
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Speaker 1: yourself with the dignity of the presidency, to not go
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Speaker 1: for trivialities and empty futilities when the lives of your
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Speaker 1: people and your country is on the line. Zelenski needs America.
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Speaker 1: Zelenski need donut Trump. Modern Donatum needs Zerlinsky in Brittish way,
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Speaker 1: President Zelenskin needs President of not Trump. Modern president or
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Speaker 1: natural needs President Zelensky. Ukraine needs Donatrum needs America, modern Americans.
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Speaker 1: Modern American needs Ukraine. Ukrainians need America Americans. Modern Americans
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Speaker 1: need Ukrainians. All fingers are not the sign. That's the
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Speaker 1: reality of the game. At the same time, every finger,
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Speaker 1: no matter how small, is important an equal in his
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Speaker 1: own right. That's not what's on the table. You came,
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Speaker 1: you sit in the over office. You're respected as any
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Speaker 1: other leader where he just sat. The Prime Minister of
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Speaker 1: Britain was there, the French president was there, and all
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Speaker 1: our world leaders. In diplomatic corps and diplomatic decorum. Differences
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Speaker 1: are settled behind the scenes and in front of the camera.
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Speaker 1: It's all pleasantries. You might not be happy with what
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Speaker 1: somebody is saying, but for the respect of that office
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Speaker 1: and the dignity of that count of the people, you
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Speaker 1: can bite it and put a public face. That's what
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Speaker 1: was expected of President Zelenski. That I didn't see. The
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Speaker 1: body language was not that good. We know it. Just
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Speaker 1: it came from a difficult war. We know the pressure
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Speaker 1: that is under We know that it's not friends with
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Speaker 1: Vladimir Putin or the President of Russia. Now, the animosities
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Speaker 1: that exists between these two countries. We know that they
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Speaker 1: are at war. We know that they're not friends. We
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Speaker 1: know that they cannot sit and have coffee. We know
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Speaker 1: that they cannot have beer together. We know that they
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Speaker 1: cannot be left in the same room together. We know
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Speaker 1: that they can fly on the same plant together. We
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Speaker 1: know that these parties cannot sit in the over office
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Speaker 1: together President the natural unless a lot is done. We
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Speaker 1: know that these two countries are countries at war, but
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Speaker 1: at the same time, somebody must broke a peace. That's
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Speaker 1: what President of Natom is trying to do. Somebody must
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Speaker 1: be a peacemaker. Nothing is free in this world and
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Speaker 1: politics is not free. Countries negaship for the best interests.
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Speaker 1: America will not roll over and keep sponsoring a war
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Speaker 1: in Ukraine. In Ukraine does not actually benefit America. The
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Speaker 1: illusion of unity, the illusion of Western ideas, we can
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Speaker 1: make it reality, but ideas in several Western values must
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Speaker 1: not be given to Ukraine. Yet, if they're so called
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Speaker 1: West like Ukraine so much that they talk about donatomasive
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Speaker 1: does something wrong with Donato the enemy of Ukraine? Why
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Speaker 1: didn't they accept Ukraine into native before Donating came into office.
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Speaker 1: The Ukrainian people have been asking that forever. I can
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Speaker 1: hear Zelenski everywhere in the West. I mean in the
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Speaker 1: American Congress when form American President Joe Biden was president.
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Speaker 1: Ukrainian asked for that. It was not given the president.
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Speaker 1: Now is not the term for it. The fear in
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Speaker 1: my provoke thot war, I thought war war. Think about it.
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Speaker 1: If the EU likes Ukraine so much and they say
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Speaker 1: they stand by Ukraine, we stand by the Ukrainian people,
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Speaker 1: they will take Zelenski the president Zelensky to all their parliaments.
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Speaker 1: They give understanding ovations, They clap all these hands. When
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Speaker 1: this guy asks for the weapons to fight a war,
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Speaker 1: they didn't give it to him. He kept asking to
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Speaker 1: always give it to him. Light They play him and
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Speaker 1: his people are dying. And now a straight talker comes in,
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Speaker 1: a person that cantually broke a piece, and Ukin might
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Speaker 1: not The Ukraine leader might not see that because he's
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Speaker 1: been used to to please under and flattery and all
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Speaker 1: this kumbaya or I don't know called kumbaya talk, but protitudes.
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Speaker 1: Do we stand by the Ukrainian people? We did that.
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Speaker 1: We wrote and supported Ukraine. Some of the slogans that
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Speaker 1: are used for Ukraine, I wrote them. I stood by Ukraine.
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Speaker 1: I'm still the Ukrainian people. I've written a lot about
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Speaker 1: Ukrainian people. I've written a lot that the Russians and
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Speaker 1: dont want me to come to that country because we
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Speaker 1: have been with Ukraine. Always start to support the underdog.
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Speaker 1: We see the war, we see the tongues rolling into Ukraine,
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Speaker 1: and everybody told that it was not last, it was
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Speaker 1: not last. We see those tanks, we saw those things
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Speaker 1: and could see the Ukrainian people we wrote about that.
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Speaker 1: I wrote, if we go back in the history of archives,
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Speaker 1: I'm the one that came with the slogan in Ukraine,
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Speaker 1: people are resilient and resistant, that will fight to the
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Speaker 1: thief that their colleges and their brave I've written everything
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Speaker 1: positive about Ukrainean accident. He's a brave god. He's a
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Speaker 1: charismatic leader to his people in the time of war.
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Speaker 1: I don't even know how he sleeps. I don't even
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Speaker 1: know how it is. I don't even know how much
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Speaker 1: time he spent with his wife or children. I don't know.
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Speaker 1: I don't know. It's it's mental state, it's heart. Right,
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Speaker 1: he's the most tough president on planet Earth as I'm
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Speaker 1: talking to right now. That's losing a lot of people
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Speaker 1: bleeding blood, sees people being killed day after day, by hours,
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Speaker 1: by the seconds, by the minute. He's one fighting a giant,
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Speaker 1: He's one fighting a country. That's that's that's the biggest
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Speaker 1: in the size of the plan after all. Put it
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Speaker 1: this way, Zelenski is standing against put a guy that's
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Speaker 1: been in presidency forever. He hate put to no liking.
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Speaker 1: He's a politician. It's a savvy politician. He will not
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Speaker 1: make the mistake that Zelenski did of what he expects
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Speaker 1: as a leader. Be ready to to accept insults. You
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Speaker 1: must know when somebody is beating you. You must know
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Speaker 1: when somebody is good in you. You must know when
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Speaker 1: somebody is in champion. As a president, and you don't
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Speaker 1: play the cards. You must play your cards well because
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Speaker 1: you got bigger fish to fry. Don't be pending why
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Speaker 1: some bound foolish must be. It was diplomatic when you
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Speaker 1: sit on the negotism table, when you come to negotiate
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Speaker 1: for your country, live anger outside, live animosity outside, live
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Speaker 1: emotions aside, live feelings aside. You're on a diplomatic set,
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Speaker 1: not a friendly said. Every word you say, everybody language
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Speaker 1: express says a lot about your country. Say says a
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Speaker 1: lot by your nego ship, your negotiating power. We know
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Speaker 1: that Ukraine has not be printed well during this war.
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Speaker 1: And always say to the Europeans that always pretend that
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Speaker 1: like this Ukraine, they're like Ukraine so much. Why not
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Speaker 1: accept Ukraine into the EU. You're given Ukraine on the
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Speaker 1: EU flag. That flag is not sufficient. Ukrainia praised on
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Speaker 1: a drum for trying to broke a peace. He's an
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Speaker 1: honest broker. Donald Trump has leverage his dignity, his personality,
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Speaker 1: his name to trust Putin, and it's here has reassured
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Speaker 1: the American people, the Ukrainians, the Europeans, and the whole
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Speaker 1: world that Putin will not betray him. That Putin, when
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Speaker 1: I abuse the deal, that's the leap of faith. That's
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Speaker 1: the olive branch given to you. So they became the expectation,
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Speaker 1: the responsibility, the obligation, and the commitment and investment of
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Speaker 1: America to make sure that Putin's words means something. But
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Speaker 1: when you come to the over office and all the
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Speaker 1: cameras are there, it's like you forget why you are there.
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Speaker 1: You saw jed events in Europe a few weeks ago.
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Speaker 1: You saw the Secretary of Defense defense in Europe two
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Speaker 1: weeks ago. They spoke with the American government taught they
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Speaker 1: explicitly and briefly so and patriotically stated where American stands
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Speaker 1: with the means in their words, you want security guarantees.
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Speaker 1: Security guarantees cannot just be given to you. If you
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Speaker 1: want a cake, at least you need a plate and
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Speaker 1: a frog and a paper napkin and a table to
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Speaker 1: sel and a cheer and somebody to bring the caketail
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Speaker 1: for he gets to share the cake where everybody as
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Speaker 1: you may want a bigger chunk of the cake, but
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Speaker 1: everybody on the table want's a chunk of a tale.
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Speaker 1: Even if it's your birthday cake, you might end up
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Speaker 1: not in the portion you want. Cack aside, and let's
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Speaker 1: talk about seals matters. I know Zelenski will start to
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Speaker 1: feel illiterated, irritated. When somebody started asking up on his suit.
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Speaker 1: He was saying to himself, suit, what is that? I
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Speaker 1: don't care to put on the jacket. I come here
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Speaker 1: to fight for my people. That's how Americans speak. They
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Speaker 1: give you the leeway to say something funny, for you
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Speaker 1: to be less tense and to carry yourself just relax.
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Speaker 1: It gets so tense with don A. Trump, and there
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Speaker 1: is a problem. Con Trump speaks with fun He's make jokes.
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Speaker 1: He speaks in hyperbolic terms. He wants to make the deal,
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Speaker 1: and to make the deal most sweeten the power. As
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Speaker 1: I said, as the president, they said, you cannot just
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Speaker 1: say everything negative about Puttern and they expect pattern to
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Speaker 1: say on the table were you if you don't like him?
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Speaker 1: He doesn't like you. He needs somebody to be the peacemaker,
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Speaker 1: somebody to be the negotiator. You need a deal maker
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Speaker 1: to bring your guys together. You don't want a deal,
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Speaker 1: you don't want to sign anything. You want to keep
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Speaker 1: fighting the war. Then you know people keep dying, and
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Speaker 1: it's true that you get you need weapons, you need
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Speaker 1: people in the bottomfield in its support. Nothing can happen
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Speaker 1: in Ukraine without America. You have the opportunity to sit
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Speaker 1: without president that it's who it is. It gives you
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Speaker 1: that chance in the over office does everything to see
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Speaker 1: that can brook idea, you take it, you may use
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Speaker 1: of it. And even negotiations if the way you guys
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Speaker 1: talk for the follow of fifteen minutes don't go, well,
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Speaker 1: that's what diplomats do, that's what the press calls. Do
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Speaker 1: you gets swooten the deal, go for coffee, wats your movie,
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Speaker 1: go some sight seeing in DC and something called to
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Speaker 1: President say I'm sorry, just let people know that you
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Speaker 1: should have acted the friendly for the sake of your country,
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Speaker 1: for the sake of your people. It's not about you
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Speaker 1: being a victim. It's not about you being thin skin.
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Speaker 1: Oh No, Zelenski is a tough guy, but America have
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Speaker 1: so toughen here. We come to America as a leader,
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Speaker 1: always be conscious that parties changes hands. If Zelenski came
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Speaker 1: to America when Joe Biden was president, things will be different.
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Speaker 1: He'll be honored and there's some speeches will be made
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Speaker 1: of what Russia is. It's an existential threat and evil
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Speaker 1: and everybody knows that you said so much that it
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Speaker 1: becomes like everybody knows that you say it so many times.
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Speaker 1: But you cannot keep bashing your enemy in perpetuity. It's
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Speaker 1: a point in time that enemies can become friend. You
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Speaker 1: cannot create mortal enemies. Take for example, the war in Gaza.
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Speaker 1: Despite what happened on October seven, Israecon still broke o
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Speaker 1: the deal a truths to get prisoners back, its recon
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Speaker 1: still nego ship to see what happens. It's not that
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Speaker 1: Natanyo likes to sit with Hamas and talk to them.
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Speaker 1: They don't need to be in their room together. But
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Speaker 1: natan Yo loves his country and his people. That's why
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Speaker 1: I got all the hostages coming home. It will almost
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Speaker 1: come to an end. You can just keep fighting if
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Speaker 1: you are not a good Nigo sharer. Our advice The
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Speaker 1: Ukrainian leadership because we Americans love Ukraine. We Americans stand
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Speaker 1: with Ukraine, but we can't stand with you if you
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Speaker 1: stand for yourself. Diplomatics speech, persuasive speech, speaking to imprint
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Speaker 1: and not to impose. Looking somebody across the eye and
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Speaker 1: put on a smiling face. The body in language says
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Speaker 1: a lot. People know when you're angry for knowing, you're
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Speaker 1: sad for know you're uncomfortable when a room of policy
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Speaker 1: in a room of politics. Once you give that opening,
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Speaker 1: then politicians will use that to their advantage and to
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Speaker 1: your demise. That's what happening over office. I need to
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Speaker 1: come back strong. You cannot go back to Ukraine with
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Speaker 1: the idea why did you come here in the first place.
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Speaker 1: You need to strenty your negotiations, your negotiating position, and
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Speaker 1: it's very tough for you. We feel your plain. History
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Speaker 1: shall remember Zleensky. History shall remember there's a guy that
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Speaker 1: got everything made for his life as I was good,
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Speaker 1: spent time with his wife and family, be God, his
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Speaker 1: media cake, having a good life. And he came, he
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Speaker 1: became president, and behold, he tried to find peace with Russia.
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Speaker 1: I remember him going to Russia. I remember him sitting
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Speaker 1: on Portra. We know that within' uh Zlensky his six pace,
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Speaker 1: but he should be careful with the voices over head
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Speaker 1: of their own interest. And if I were hire, I'll
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Speaker 1: put the interests of the Ukrainian people first, as just
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Speaker 1: as to not Tom put the interests with American people first.
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Speaker 1: Some countries like proxy wars. You can see the not Trump.
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Speaker 1: It's not a proxy work ever, person. It gives it
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Speaker 1: to you. Some come to like you can to keep blading,
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Speaker 1: and just keep blading, and they just keep making speeches
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Speaker 1: and they keep promising. When it's time for a deal,
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Speaker 1: they sabotage the deal. I can see those forces around
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Speaker 1: the world. I can see those back doors, negotations and meetings.
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Speaker 1: I can see those ears into the ears of Cervince Case.
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Speaker 1: I can see them trying to sabotache everything that the
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Speaker 1: not Trump is doing. I can see that. I can
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Speaker 1: see those who don't like Donutrump. May be that if
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Speaker 1: there is peace, do not Trump will get a no
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Speaker 1: bad price. It does not need that. It's just one
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Speaker 1: place to be in Ukraine. I want American to stop
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Speaker 1: wasting resources because Americans devoted to not doing like war Ukraine.
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Speaker 1: I do as I'm speaking, But I'm like, WHOA wars
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Speaker 1: must come to an end? Can you just keep bleading
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Speaker 1: your own talent? Many of your people are refugees. There
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Speaker 1: was a time you try to export grain. Even the
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Speaker 1: so called European countries the gun against you that you're
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Speaker 1: gains subsidized in their market. You can must not be
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Speaker 1: a weapon. Ukrainers must not be the battlefield for others.
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Speaker 1: Ukraine can be a country by itself. Our advice is
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Speaker 1: Ukrainian people to keep Selenska. He knows the game, he
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Speaker 1: just won't leverage. It's a very difficult time for him.
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Speaker 1: It's like undergoing and unanticipated divorce. Just few weeks ago,
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Speaker 1: the American President Joe Biden was singing the praises of
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Speaker 1: Zelensky and all the European leaders. That's too by Zelenski.
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Speaker 1: Some of them only left office charots. For example, in
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Speaker 1: germany's gone most of the some of the leaders in
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Speaker 1: Eastern Europe, they're gone. And how many times have the
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Speaker 1: uk changed presidents of a prime minister's I'm sorry, how
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Speaker 1: many times? So many leaders? The Ukraine stays the sign.
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Speaker 1: Zelenski stays a sign the war which is on the
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Speaker 1: people are dying. Resources have been depleted infraras, structures have
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Speaker 1: been demolished. People go to school in bonkers right. The
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Speaker 1: president himself is in a banker no matter the public
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Speaker 1: face h and as tough as you are, Presidents ESCA,
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Speaker 1: at a point in time, this is your chance. This
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Speaker 1: is your chance. Don't don't mess it up as some
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Speaker 1: some terrible guys in your country will take advantage of it.
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Speaker 1: And the max stagia cool, then my messting is up.
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Speaker 1: And then and then mess your country up and your
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Speaker 1: count be in a much more weaker position. Then you
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Speaker 1: can afford for your country. The war was waged under
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Speaker 1: your watch. It's upon you to do everything to have
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Speaker 1: a stronger hand when you negotiate the resources there. If
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Speaker 1: you don't like it, we turn to negosiate it. There's
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Speaker 1: nothing but the negotiation. You want to go back home
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Speaker 1: and celebrated by your PUPI it didn't come to America
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Speaker 1: to start a fire. And then when you came here
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Speaker 1: to broke a piece to to to to pave the
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Speaker 1: way for peace, you don't to be seen us coming
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Speaker 1: and starting fire. I know. Someone said that we got
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Speaker 1: set up. Someone said that that's the plan it was planned,
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Speaker 1: but you got into it should have been avoided. I
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Speaker 1: know you want to be hurt. I know sometimes we're
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Speaker 1: used to the cameras. I know sometimes you want people
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Speaker 1: around the world, maybe the West or in every part
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Speaker 1: of the world to say you came and you you
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Speaker 1: forked off. You talk back and talking back and fighting
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Speaker 1: and the speech. It's just it's not for the little people.
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Speaker 1: It's for little people, not for you, not for you. Guys. Leaders.
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Speaker 1: You lead an you lead the military. You're leading a war.
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Speaker 1: You got a country to run, you got the war
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Speaker 1: to execute, you got a government to run and a
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Speaker 1: scarcities in resources, and your people are becoming stressed up
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Speaker 1: for the war. The recruitment is slowing down. Those realities
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Speaker 1: are obvious. We can't save face. We can have the Spain,
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Speaker 1: but be the guy that and then the war so
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Speaker 1: that you got a stronger position if you're out of office,
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Speaker 1: happy Britick than you are, if you're like you'd rather
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Speaker 1: not have a deal for your country, and the pressure
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Speaker 1: to an election, and if the election in Hastining is rushed,
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Speaker 1: you know there's only another guy they're gonna get in,
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Speaker 1: and that guy's gonna get in and He will not
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Speaker 1: negotiate with a stronger position. You will negotiate to please
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Speaker 1: those who let him get into office. You know how
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Speaker 1: diplomacy works, you know how geopolitics works. You're no stranger
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Speaker 1: to it. You know not better than others. The chance
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Speaker 1: for peace is President Donald Trump. Like him, Heaven supported
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Speaker 1: him or not. He's your only chance for peace. President
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Speaker 1: Donal Trump is the only person that put him I like.
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Speaker 1: I hate to use the word only because when the
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Speaker 1: West Turk, they talk about access of evil, when they
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Speaker 1: wear store putting is nothing but Lucifer or Hitler or
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Speaker 1: anything that that dangerous. And when people talk like that,
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Speaker 1: you can on nego ship do not. Trump is the
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Speaker 1: only person and the dealmaker, like it or not, or
29:27
Speaker 1: people comes go satires about his dealing making. He became
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Speaker 1: president again despite everything that happened to him. He talks,
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Speaker 1: People laugh and those who don't like him make jokes
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Speaker 1: on but that's what leadership is all about. And you
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Speaker 1: know they want you want to make a deal, don't
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Speaker 1: you You want to go back home with something, and
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Speaker 1: we annoying. Do not to annoying? Everybody everybody is shouting,
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Speaker 1: it's it's then why are you guys president, and some
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Speaker 1: people want to blame j. Devance, the vice president. The
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Speaker 1: vice president came in when you felt like his president
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Speaker 1: was not being respected. That's what the vice president should do,
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Speaker 1: especially in the over office. And when j. Devans asked
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Speaker 1: President Zelinski, did you say thank you? You can just
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Speaker 1: make fun of it that okay, thank you President, thank you,
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Speaker 1: my great leader. It's just it's not it's not a
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Speaker 1: biggie don't make a big deal when you need people.
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Speaker 1: It's not. It's not trivialities or animosities. It has related
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Speaker 1: to negative causalities that make that makes a deal difficult.
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Speaker 1: Every day that there is no deal, the Ukrainian people
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Speaker 1: are suffering, the Ukrainian people are dying, and the weapons
31:00
Speaker 1: we want weapons have been given to us for the
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Speaker 1: past year years since the war started. Americans will never
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Speaker 1: give you the weapons. You won't. Europeans will never give
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Speaker 1: you all the weapons, won't. You can manufacture the drums
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Speaker 1: at home, but those equipment we need to come from
31:22
Speaker 1: the West. In Europe, you can see it's divided. They
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Speaker 1: got what they call the right wing and the left wing.
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Speaker 1: You got nationalists, you got those that don't like migrants,
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Speaker 1: and the time we come, when will start to ask
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Speaker 1: you clean migrants to go back to that country, and
31:39
Speaker 1: you want to build your own country and be your
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Speaker 1: own people, you get you were you were giving a
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Speaker 1: tough hand. Everybody knows that. When I see the place
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Speaker 1: now in Ukraine, sometimes I just feel why hem whhi?
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Speaker 1: Nobody listens to him when supposed to be listen than that,
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Speaker 1: and people push back at her when they're supposed to
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Speaker 1: work with her. And he asks, they make promises to him,
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Speaker 1: and they don't forfeit the promises, and he need it
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Speaker 1: depends on allies and countries that cannot give him what
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Speaker 1: he wants. By the same time, the one to which
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Speaker 1: you wore at the expense of his country is people
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Speaker 1: and everything. We know that at the point in time,
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Speaker 1: Russia need to stop. Russia need to make it easier
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Speaker 1: for them to be peace and the Russians, sigh, need
32:44
Speaker 1: to make themselves to be trusted because only chance they
32:49
Speaker 1: have now is Donor Tramp senor Dona Trump is a
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Speaker 1: pretend's friend of donatrm's a line and with Porton, American
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Speaker 1: needs to work with Russia geopolitically. If American need to
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Speaker 1: oppose China, oh if America need to drive away between
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Speaker 1: China and Russia, or if American need business or the
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Speaker 1: resources for Russia too, or if American needs a new ally.
33:27
Speaker 1: Go back to the history of war. Enemies become friends,
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Speaker 1: alliances switch and the end of the day, politics is
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Speaker 1: not absolute, Loyalty is not absolute. It's much of a given. Take.
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Speaker 1: It's a consensus building type of time. No I fee
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Speaker 1: pressure Sometimes life is always pressure. Again, that's why you're
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Speaker 1: a leader. You're not. You're only talking head. You know
34:13
Speaker 1: these commentators that all they do is just shout and
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Speaker 1: and talk, make commentaries that means nothing with misinformation on
34:21
Speaker 1: this information. And when you talk, you need to understand
34:24
Speaker 1: the American president need to understand on that Trump when
34:27
Speaker 1: you try to get under his care. And for example,
34:30
Speaker 1: the President said, if would American help the war, the
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Speaker 1: war will finished. The war be difficult something that in
34:36
Speaker 1: two weeks you can just say diplomatical not but it
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Speaker 1: cannot be terms to American help. And when you get
34:43
Speaker 1: to say that, oh you just finished in three days,
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Speaker 1: and he say say that way, you see that does
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Speaker 1: not build bridges. That provokes it does not help if
35:00
Speaker 1: you cannot do it yourself rightly. So because the ward
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Speaker 1: pains you mourn anybody ask have a negotiation team. Have
35:09
Speaker 1: your guys talk for you. Ths. People have people to
35:13
Speaker 1: be out there, or you're leaving your people, and they
35:16
Speaker 1: do the negotiation on your part. And create your own
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Speaker 1: negotiation team, just as the Russians have and just as
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Speaker 1: the Americans have on the eel. Our advice, mister Serlensky
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Speaker 1: to remember that politics is driven by by Macavelian doctrine.
35:58
Speaker 1: Nobody is your friend. You can make enemies if you
36:01
Speaker 1: want to. It's all about making it dear. You don't
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Speaker 1: talk to people because you like that. You talk because
36:11
Speaker 1: you're a leader of a country. No matter the pressure
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Speaker 1: on here, and no matter your wishes, we'll wonder what
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Speaker 1: to go at a point in time. Wishes are not realities.
36:27
Speaker 1: Sometimes we need to accept reality. I'll face the fact
36:33
Speaker 1: that the honeymoon for Ukraine from the former administration, it's
36:40
Speaker 1: more transactional with the current administration. You need to adjust
36:46
Speaker 1: to that. I need to be able to speak diplomatically
36:52
Speaker 1: and when somebody is saying something is not true, all right,
36:57
Speaker 1: you can correct a leader with respect and diplomacy. And
37:03
Speaker 1: Decora America. It's all about decora when you come to
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Speaker 1: the over Office is the seat of the American government,
37:13
Speaker 1: is when Abram lincoln'serned all of our great leaders. War
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Speaker 1: and peace is determined in the over Office. When it's
37:25
Speaker 1: your time, your chance to come there will the next
37:28
Speaker 1: time be somewhere else sitting there with the American President.
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Speaker 1: Make your time to be historic and negotiate a bluff
37:36
Speaker 1: of your country. You might not be liked my people
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Speaker 1: in the present administration. You don't need to be liked
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Speaker 1: by them, and I ain't my work that. Don't seek to
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Speaker 1: be like. Don't seek to place, don't seek validation, Just
37:54
Speaker 1: seek to do what is right. Because you are confidently,
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Speaker 1: are brave, You are tough enough. They don't need to
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Speaker 1: be liked by somebody to give you a thing. When
38:05
Speaker 1: you fight for your country, do your country first. Now
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Speaker 1: your emotions, we are sentiments, your feelings, all your animosity.
38:16
Speaker 1: Peace will come one day. You cry a little bit
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Speaker 1: through you the peace. It's very difficult. That's why there
38:26
Speaker 1: is no peace. You com be the one that paved
38:31
Speaker 1: the way for there to be peace. It's a choice.
38:39
Speaker 1: Because we feel for the people of your cry. They've
38:44
Speaker 1: given their alle I've seen young people, women men, young
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Speaker 1: men all and when they disabled, but the vulnerable of
38:55
Speaker 1: the handicapped. I've seen you clear engineers, Ukrainan scientists. I've
39:04
Speaker 1: seen their chefs trying to fit the people. I've seen
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Speaker 1: all the philanthropy. We have seen the units of Ukrainian people.
39:11
Speaker 1: We have seen their patrotism. We have seen their resilience.
39:16
Speaker 1: They're resistant. We've seen their effort. We have seen their bravy.
39:21
Speaker 1: We've seen them take the war to Russia, the most
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Speaker 1: countries I've never done. We have seen that bravery, we
39:30
Speaker 1: have seen that tendacity, that college, that petrudism of the nationalism.
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Speaker 1: At the point in time, sick peace for something to
39:42
Speaker 1: be left for Ukraine. Sack peace and see you the
39:52
Speaker 1: Ukrainian people call and you raise your hand that choose me,
40:01
Speaker 1: and you're that leader that the Ukrainian people shall remember,
40:06
Speaker 1: or your efforts or your movement, or your campaigns or
40:08
Speaker 1: your You've done a lot. People see it, and the
40:11
Speaker 1: one knows that don't mess it up. Bring yourself back
40:18
Speaker 1: together and come to a negotiation table. That's what's will
40:27
Speaker 1: be given for Ukraine, and you will live a life
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Speaker 1: of regret. Don't leave office. What that peace for Ukraine.
40:38
Speaker 1: That's my advice, Prince of Peace, philosopher, Prince Prince Israeza,
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Speaker 1: February twenty eight, twenty twenty five, from the great City
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Speaker 1: of Las Vegas, USA, on peace through strength for Ukraine.
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Speaker 1: And I call the American administration to give Ukraine Answerleski
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Speaker 1: a chance, and she had to accept him for what
41:23
Speaker 1: he is and to understand that it's war time, President
41:32
Speaker 1: and the people are dying as he is speaking. And
41:37
Speaker 1: I call upon Zolenska to do his best to carry
41:44
Speaker 1: himself during these difficult times, to be a good negotiatia,
41:49
Speaker 1: to be a good negotiator, to be a good deal maker,
41:54
Speaker 1: to be a good peace maker. Oh, he should delegate
41:59
Speaker 1: Goes powers to his diplomatic care, a diplomatic team. He
42:05
Speaker 1: look for people who are who can speak, people who
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Speaker 1: can reason, Pepole can rise above the pray, people who
42:17
Speaker 1: can walk across the eye, and people who can see
42:23
Speaker 1: across the table with a mortal enemy and strike a
42:27
Speaker 1: tail at the end of the day. That you can
42:32
Speaker 1: and people need this war to come to an end.
42:38
Speaker 1: And truth be said, you can in his own guarantees
42:43
Speaker 1: and security. Now what is happening will not happen again,
42:50
Speaker 1: that's not too much to ask. When that is, or
42:55
Speaker 1: when that comes, that can be followed by something else.
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Speaker 1: It must not be the thing that must be done.
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Speaker 1: For other things too far, But they cannot be peace
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Speaker 1: with our guarantees for your career, some security, some sense
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Speaker 1: of security, and for Russia to not keep coming again
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Speaker 1: and again. At a point in time, the Russias need
43:23
Speaker 1: to stop, then, to stop, for you came to be
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Speaker 1: its own country and leave side by side with their
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Speaker 1: neighbors in peace. Thank you.