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Speaker 1: United States President Donald Trump has said that if the

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war in Ukraine is not stopped down, it called lead

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or escalat to World War three, with the visiting French

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President Emmanuel Macron in system that Russia is the aggressor

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of the war, hends Russia must pay damages as part

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of the negotiations for the peace DELMO. The US and

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another meeting at the United Nations General Assembly on Monday

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joined Russia to vote against a resolution condemning Russia over

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the war in Ukraine. Trump and Macron answered questions from

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the White House reporters after the French president attended the

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G seven meeting in Washington on Monday. President Emmanuel Macron,

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during the press talks, corrected the US President Donald Trump

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after Trump said Europe would get its money back from Ukraine.

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The two presidents spoke to the reporters during a meeting

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at the Oval Office in the White House in Washington, DC.

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When Trump said Europe was loaning its earth money to

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Ukraine and they would get the money back, Macron interjected

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and said no, in fact, to be frank, we paid

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sixty percent of the total effort, and it was loans, guarantees, grants,

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and we provided real money to be clear, adding that

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Europe has billions of Russia frozen assets, which number countries

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in the continent intend to use to get their money

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back during peace negotiations with Russia. Macron added that in

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respect to international law, European countries in possession of the

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Russia frozen assets can only use proceeds of the frozen

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assets while the war is still ongoing, but they cannot

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take over or take possession of the assets until a

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peace deal is entered with Russia. It will be recalled

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that Trump and he still have been negotiating in minerals

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revenue sharing agreement with Ukraine to recoup some of the

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money that the previous Biden administration had sent to Kiev

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in the form of weapons to repair Russia. Immanuel Macron

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and Donald Trump have sought to smooth a transatlantic rift

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on Ukraine. As the US President said blidoming Putin was

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willing to accept the presence of European peacekeepers to end

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the war. Trump said blidomly Putin has no objections to

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European peacekeepers post peace del but want the war called

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escalate into World War III if not resolved. Trump also

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stated that he is helping Ukraine like no one has before.

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Donald Trump said the Ukraine war code end within weeks

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as he met with French President Immanuel Macron at the

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White House to discuss the conflict. Meanwhile, US joined Russia

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to vote against a resolution condemning Russia as the aggressor

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in the war in Ukraine. Both larger numbers of members

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of the United Nations of monday Bach voted in favor

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of the resolution supporting Ukraine’s territorial integrity. In the first

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of staunch opposition from Washington, which poshed its own language

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that declined to blame Russia for the war of mentioned

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keeps borders. The European marcked resolution marking the conflicts taught

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an eversary one ninety three votes for n eighteen votes against,

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with sixty five abstentions. Washington sided with Moscow as well

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as Russian allies Belarus, North Korea and Sudan to vote

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against close observers said that the resolution one far less

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support compared to previous resolutions on the war. The US

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drafted another resolution in favor of Russia, with the Russian

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Ambassador to the United Nations Vasilinemenzia, calling the US resolution

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a stat in the right direction amid a solint tour

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between Russia and the US on that Trump, but France

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vote forward amendments to the US text, telling the General

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Assembly that Paris, along with the European countries and Britain,

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would not be able to support in its current form.

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The countries all backers of Ukraine pushed to reward the

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US test to say that the full scale in version

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of Ukraine has been undertaken by Russia. We had reported that,

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following the public criticism of President Donald Trump of the

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United States, that the Ukrainian president Valodaia Zalenski is a

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man who has lost touch with his people and a

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dictator who refused to conduct election for new leader to

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take over the affairs of the country. Zalenski, while asked

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if he could resign by a journalist at a press

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conference organized to mark the third year anniversary of war

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in Ukraine, says he would do that if it would

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bring peace to Ukraine and he’s ready to do that

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as exchange for Ukraine to be enlisted as a member

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of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO. We had earlier

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reported that despite the medical condition that he’s under the

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high flow of oxygen in the hospital over Doublenemonnaiere Paul Francis.

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On Sunday, on the eve of the third year anniversary

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of the war in the un Craine, launched by President

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Vladomi Putin led Russian government, called on everyone in the

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world to remember victims of the war in Ukraine, describing

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the war, which started on February twenty fourth, twenty twenty two,

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as painful shameful for all humanity. Previously, we reported that

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the Ukrainian President Vladama Zalenski has continued his phone conversations

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with world leaders with a video and written press statement

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on Saturday saying that the world leaders must ensure that

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the Russian President Vladimir Putin is not allowed to deceive

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the world again, insisting that Putin has used Russian army,

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intelligence services and mercenaries over thirty years to bring that

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to America, Europe, Africa, Middle East, Syria. This Zalenski started

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after he began special defense campaign with phone conversations with

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world leaders following strand relationship with one of the countries

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that has naturally assisted Ukrainian its defense against Russia since

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twenty twenty two, when the war began the United States

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as President Donald Trump, who threatened to stop military air

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to Ukraine, claiming that Ukraine started the war it knows

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it cannot win. Current President valadon Ya Zelenski, a modesty,

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successful comedian and a dictator that the same the immediate

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pasted you as President Joe Biden to commit over three

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hundred and fifty billion dollars of US That spells money

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on a world and North America country will not get

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any profits in return, with the Ukrainian president accusing Donald

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Trump of this information and saying that Putin led Russia

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has intensified attacks and launched muscles boy destructions of Ukraine

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cities and villages. During the week of Donald Trump’s outbursts,

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last thank.

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Speaker 2: You, I just want to tell your long story.

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Speaker 3: So we’re at the Eiffel Tower having dinner with your

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wonderful wife and with my wonderful wife.

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Speaker 2: And we came out and he started.

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Speaker 3: Speaking the French deale, and we didn’t have an interprene

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and he was going on and on and on, and

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I was just nodding yes, yes, yes, And he really

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sold me on because I got back the next I

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read the papers.

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Speaker 2: I said that’s not what we said. It’s a smart customer.

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I will tell you who you used the same words

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for golf and cruising.

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Speaker 3: I don’t use those words lightly. I think that we’re

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going to see how it all works out. Let’s see

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what happens. I think we have a chance of a

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really good settlement between various countries. And you know, you’re

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talking about Europe and you’re talking about Ukraine as part

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of that whole situation. Uh, the other side has a

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lot of a lot of support also, So let’s see

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how it all works out.

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Speaker 2: It might work out. Look, you can never make up lives.

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One thing. You can. You can make up the money,

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but you can’t make up the lives. A lot of

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lives lost.

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Speaker 3: I think probably a lot more lives than people are

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talking about. It’s been a it’s been a rough war,

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but I think we’re close to getting itself.

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Speaker 4: Do you think that dogs.

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Speaker 5: Could benefit from more streamlineations. There was that email telling

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employees to give five things that they’ve done last week.

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Speaker 4: Agency had been told people.

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Speaker 2: To ignore it.

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Speaker 3: But the last email that was sent where he wanted

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to know what you did this week?

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Speaker 2: You know why he wanted that. By the way, I

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thought it.

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Speaker 3: Was great because we have people that don’t show up

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to work and nobody even knows if they work for

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the government. So by asking the question tell us what

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you did this week, what he’s doing is saying are

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you actually working? And then if you don’t answer, like

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you’re sort of semi fired or you’re fired because a

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lot of people are not answering because they don’t even exist.

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They’re trying to find that’s how badly various parts of

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our government were run by it, especially by this last group.

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So what they’re doing is they’re trying to find out

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who’s working.

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Speaker 2: For the government. Are we paying other people that aren’t working?

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And you know, where’s all that? Where’s the money guard?

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Speaker 3: We have found hundreds of billions of dollars of fraud

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so far and we’ve just aren’t it.

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Speaker 2: We’re actually going to Ford Knox to see if the

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gold is there because maybe somebody sole the goal tons

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of goals some of the agency.

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Speaker 3: So I think it was actually there was a lot

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of genius in sending it. We’re trying to find out

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if people are working, and so with sending a letter.

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Speaker 2: To people, please tell us what you did last week.

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If people don’t respond, it’s.

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Speaker 3: Very possible that there is no such person or they’re

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not working.

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Speaker 5: Some of the agency heads instructed their employees not to

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respond because they were waiting on further guidance, but Elon

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Musk’s tweet said a failure to respond would be taken

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as a resignation.

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Speaker 4: So there’s been a disconnect in communications.

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Speaker 3: Are you concerned all the oh wait, no, no, no,

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that was done in a friendly manner. Only things such

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as perhaps Marco at State Department where they have very

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confidential things, or the FBI where they’re working on confidential things,

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And they don’t mean that in any way combatively with Elon.

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Speaker 2: They’re just saying there are.

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Speaker 3: Some people that you don’t want to really have them

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tell you what they’re working on last week. But other

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than that, I think everyone thought it was a pretty

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ingenious said we have to find out where these people

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are who are they? And we said if you don’t respond,

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we assume you’re.

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Speaker 2: Not around, and that holds that standing and you’re not

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getting paid anymore too, So you know, we’re doing a

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real job.

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Speaker 3: And we just had a poll come out, I guess

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the Harvard Pole saying that it’s massively popular.

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Speaker 6: What we’re doing the new team believed in NATO, in

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the alliance between Europe and America.

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Speaker 3: In NATO is very much involved in this. When I

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first got elected, at the very beginning first term, I

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got hundreds of billions of dollars put in too NATO.

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The NATO had no money because they hadn’t paid for years.

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And I said, look, if you don’t pay and we’re

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not gonna be a part of NATO, we’re not gonna protect,

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We’re not gonna do what.

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Speaker 2: We’re supposed to do.

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Speaker 3: And we took in hundreds of billions of.

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Speaker 2: Dollars into NATO.

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Speaker 3: No, NATO is a good thing of it’s done properly

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and if it’s used properly.

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Speaker 2: Do you say that you speak o?

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Speaker 5: Uh?

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Speaker 3: Hoped about the Bari food in the Canada and Mexico.

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Speaker 2: And the you of the are you want to know?

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Speaker 1: Do you what do uniority you have about?

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Speaker 4: Even?

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Speaker 2: Do you you want to make your seat?

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Speaker 3: Uh?

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Speaker 2: What can you talk up a little ellern is au

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uh in Nola? Can you talk a little outer? You

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have a beautiful voice, but you know do you?

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Speaker 5: You?

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Speaker 2: Says Uski? Where are you from Italy? From Italy?

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Speaker 5: Oh?

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Speaker 2: I love Italy. Go ahead, Hey are you want to

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make kid?

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Speaker 3: Uh?

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Speaker 2: What a movie for you? And the same in you

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know beat on both times.

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Speaker 3: Well, look, I love Italy and Italy is a very

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important nation. We have a wonderful woman as your leader.

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And she was on the conversation today, one that we

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had at G seven and uh No, I think Italy

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is doing very well. I think I think Italy’s got

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very strong leadership with Georgia.

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Speaker 2: You can see the uh any other questions out there, Yes.

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Speaker 5: Ma’am any the techno deves.

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Speaker 2: What’s Russia more with respect to what Russia uh.

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Speaker 4: In the United States and Russia.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, we’re trying to do some economic development deals. They

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have a lot of things that we want and we’ll see.

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Speaker 3: I mean, I don’t know if that will come to fruition,

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but we’d love to be able to do that if

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we could. You know, they have massive uh rare earth.

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Speaker 2: It’s by far the largest country.

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Speaker 3: And they have uh very valuable things that we could

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use and we have things that they could use, and

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it would be very good if we could do that.

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world peace and lasting piece.

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Speaker 2: Uh well, I mean our fur our first, by far,

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our first thing that we wanna do.

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Speaker 3: The first element of of the world transaction is ending

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the war.

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Speaker 2: But if just as we’re doing with Ukraine.

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Speaker 3: If we could do some economic development in terms of

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Russia and getting things that we want, something like that

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would be possible.

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Speaker 2: Us in the US’s God.

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Speaker 5: Can you explain the rest now and having us vote

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against the UN resolutions that Ukraine a vote.

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Speaker 3: An for the US the book, I would rather not

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explain it now, but it’s sort of self evident. I

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think it’s the President, we’re both about increasing the powers

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follas from the European year that they’re something wants.

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Speaker 4: To you today.

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Speaker 2: Well, it’s not, it’s increasing. It’s reciprocal.

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Speaker 3: So whatever they charge us, we’re charging them. So it’s

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not a question of increasing. If they charge us twenty percent,

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we charge them twenty percent. If they charge us thirty

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or forty percent, then we do that too. So that

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would be on European year, but that really would be

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respect with respect everything. It’s reciprocity, so reciprocal. Whatever they

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charge us, we charge down. Nobody has a problem, even you,

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I see you don’t have a problem any Are you

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thinking of going.

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Speaker 2: To most school soon? Maybe in mayfol the ninete Mayfol

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the university.

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Speaker 3: Mean not soon, but I would be certainly if if

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this all gets settled out, which I think it will, Sure,

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I would go there and you’d come here too, on

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the ninth of mayfol there on the rising. I don’t know,

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ninth and they, no, I don’t. I think that’s pretty

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that’s pretty soon. But no, at the appropriate time, I

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would go to much Uh within weeks.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I want to smart on you. They soon. I’d

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like to ask, have you I think we’ve been ended

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within weeks if we’re smart.

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Speaker 3: If we’re not smart, it’ll keep going and we’ll keep

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losing young, beautiful people that shouldn’t be dying.

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Speaker 2: And we don’t want that. And remember what I said,

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this could escalate into a Third World War and we

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don’t want that either. This is the president, Uh you’re

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on with. Steve Wooff suggested a temporary seafire in the conflict,

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but the Russian government has denied that out of then

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you’re worried that they’re not healing the today. No, I

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think they Uh, at some point we’ll agree to that.

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I think they probably wanted to.

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Speaker 3: And I think once you have a ceasfire, it’s gonna end.

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Because they’re not going from a ceasfire back to war.

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I think, Uh, people have had their full I’m just

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lad I was able to help because there was no

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communication with Russia until I came along.

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Speaker 2: Biden didn’t communicate. He couldn’t communicate with his own child.

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So Biden didn’t communicate. He couldn’t it. It was terrible.

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He hadn’t spoken to Putin in three years. You’re trying

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to end the war. People are being killed every week.

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Speaker 3: Thousands of people are being killed, soldiers in this case,

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mostly also towns.

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Speaker 2: You know, his missiles go in and back and forth.

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Uh no, I It’s it’s a shame. This should have

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never happened.

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Speaker 7: This is a very sad.

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Speaker 2: This is going to go down in the history. But

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it’s a very sad moment because that should have been stopped.

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Speaker 3: That should have never saw it, And if it did start,

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it should have stopped the first week, not three years later.

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Speaker 2: Okay, shoulder me because just.

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Speaker 7: Tuned with collect the double discussion. Pay to necessity shows

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Speaker 2: Don’t get that altitude of spork.

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Speaker 7: The president put in it otn capacity, this version keeping

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me the city that Trevor like capacity very stick at Trevor.

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Speaker 2: I respected sweet and got the ball.

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Speaker 7: Keep the rond part to see the garanted security. Don’t

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get to the guaranteed security. They don’t care. There are

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said the parties guaranteed security the condition definit edward for

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definite bar bar. That iss just cannot work communicated because

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those Pomonians, the districtal movement which most credibilits moment you

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secure unity America, they don’t get in Kingdom. From the

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guarantee is American friend Palasci’s not.

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Speaker 2: That that is the most beautiful language. I have no

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idea what you’re saying.

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Speaker 5: But that is.

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Speaker 2: Get beautiful language. Go ahead, please, this is.

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Speaker 4: A question that was asked by several What we need

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to do is make sure that we are building peace.

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Speaker 2: We have.

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Speaker 4: We have determins capabilities that have been restored. As President

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Trump said, there won’t be any more problems. We’ve seen

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the US re engagement and have the message that that

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sends to mister Putin. We have to currens which will

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allow a truce to take place, verification of that truth,

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and then a peace agreement can be put in place

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that we can start rebuilding Ukraine with security guarantees, and

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we have a goal to play in that. Again, I’m

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not preempting any discussions, but we’ve spoken about Ukraine’s sovereignty

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and that has been the subject of discussion between the

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US and Ukraine. We have also been working closely with

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our British partners. This week, we’ve shared this information with

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other European countries, and we are already and willing to

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provide those security guarantees, which could perhaps include troops, but

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they would be there to maintain peace. They would not

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be along the front lines, they would not be part

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of any conflict. They would be there to ensure that

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the peace is respected. Our assistance may include other capacity building,

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perhaps for the military. We see us credibility here. We

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each have our role to play, but we will be

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done in the United fashion.

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Speaker 3: Well, we’re going to see. It’s a negotiation that’s just starting.

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And you know they’ve been fighting and there’s been a

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lot of land that’s been taken.

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Speaker 2: So we’ll have to see how that works out. That’s

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part of the negotiation. I will say there was great

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unity in that room today.

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Speaker 3: You be a skype or whatever, but it was great,

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tremendous unity today in that room with the other countries, and.

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Speaker 2: They stated back what they lost in the past years.

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That’s not an easy thing to do, is right.

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Speaker 3: It’s not an easy asking whether or not you could

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take back the land that they lost. And I say that, yeah,

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perhaps some of it.

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Speaker 2: Yeah, I hope so.

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Speaker 6: But that’s not an easy thing to do. It’s gonna

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be something we’re talking about. Set the European troops as

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beasty movement, you.

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Speaker 2: Think, yeah, will accept that as the that question. I’ve

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asked them that question.

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Speaker 4: Frank’s going to lift the block on the look.

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Speaker 2: If we do this deal.

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Speaker 3: He’s not looking for World War as her mind but

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I’ve specifically asked them that question.

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Speaker 2: Here’s no problem with it.

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Speaker 5: Is Friend’s going to lift the block on the three

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hundred billion and frozen Russian assets in Belgium. France has

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opposed on freezing it to pay Ukraine and compensate the

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US for its support.

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Speaker 4: Is France going to lift its opposition to that?

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Speaker 7: This is for I mean we speak about frozen assets.

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We alreadyduce them to back precise these loans negotiated at

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the G seven and it’s part of the sanctions. So

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it would depend on to follow up other discussions.

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Speaker 2: But clearly with respect.

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Speaker 7: International law, it’s just frozen assets. Now you can take

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the proceeds of the frozen assets, but you cannot take

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the assets themselves because it’s not respecting international law and

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we want to respect the terms.

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Speaker 2: How is one different than the other.

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Speaker 4: You can take the proceeds from it.

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Speaker 2: How can you not be?

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Speaker 7: Because it’s right, friends who keep the assets. You take

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the posed because they are par alive in a certain way.

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You tak the posits during the wartime, but you keep

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the assets, and it’s part of the negotation at the.

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Speaker 2: End of the war.

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Speaker 7: Because I mean, this war costed all of US a

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lot of money, and this is the responsibility of Russia because.

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Speaker 2: The aggressor is Russia.

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Speaker 7: So at the end of the day, this frozen assai

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should be part of the negotiation.

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Speaker 5: All in all, who friends support the US being compensated.

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Speaker 7: I support the idea to have Ukraine first being compensated

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because they are the one who have lose a lot

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of the fellow citizens and being destroyed by this attack. Second,

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all of those who paid for could be consensated, but

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not by a grain by Russia because there wasn’t one

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to aggress.

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Speaker 3: You just you understand Europe is loaning the money to Ukraine.

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They get their money back now. In fact, to be frank,

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we paid. We paid sixty percent of the totally fault

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and it was who I like the US loans antique

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grants and we provided here money. To be clear, we

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have two hundred and thirty billion frozen assets in Europe

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Russian assets, but this is not as a connect amount

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of the loon because this is not all belonging.

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Speaker 2: So they are frozen.

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Speaker 7: If at the end of the day the negotiasion we

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will have with Russia, they’re ready to give to give

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it to us super if we’ll be along at the

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end of the day and Lucia will have paid for that.

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Speaker 2: If you with that, it’s okay with me. They get

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their money back and we don’t, and now we do.

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But you know that’s.

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Speaker 4: Well.

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Speaker 2: We’re all negotiating everything, and everything’s.

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Speaker 3: On the table and we’ll see we can get some

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land back, and we’ll see about a lot of different things.

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And we’re gonna be making a little speech and say

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a few words and a little while. We’re gonna have

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another meeting, a luncheon meeting, and we’ll see you in

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about two hours.

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Speaker 2: Thank you very much.

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Speaker 1: Let’s go.

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Speaker 4: Very much.

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Speaker 2: Thanks guys.

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Speaker 4: All right, had it out the door right here, right

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here out.

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Speaker 1: Pictures as one leave, bringin you bring knees in a

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Speaker 4: More digits at where