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council communications advisor, who insisted this is my proposal laid out by 5 minutes. something that i'm asked you to accept to the proposal that the present laid out on friday is an accurate description of the proposal itself. it isn't as rarely proposal arrived at after intense diplomatic conversations with us here in united states, of course, in our team. but it wasn't as rarely proposal, and the very next day there's really foreign minister acknowledge that publicly that it was their proposal and it, and it was as a designer. so i'm very sorry to interrupt you thereby have pushed back a little bit about that because of course, prime minister benjamin yahoo has said it's not a complete reflection of what they have agreed to. it's not accurate. so, you know, there's been pushback from, from the israelis basically. so it was telling the truth, let me just interrupt, let me just interrupt you. let me just interrupt you and say that i'm comfortable that this is in fact, an accurate depiction of the proposal. these really proposal the present, laid it out and start detai

security advisor jake sullivan, who on sunday said that uh, signing this deal with the crime dissolved. it would leave it vulnerable and it defies common sense, but the kremlin specified price spikes. when the beat you press, golf said that it was a new kinds, best interest to sign the deal with the situation on the problem listening as good as cutting down every time food and speaks of peace initiatives. and when attempts are made to enter the political diplomatic channel, and there are certain conditions on the ground, because each time they get worse for ukraine, you know, i mean, the current dynamics of the situation at the front clearly demonstrates to us that it will only get worse for ukrainians, but probably a politician who puts the interest of the mother land above his own and even above his masters and would think about such a proposal. let's see what happens. i repeat once again, this is not an ultimatum here. this is precisely a peaceful initiative which is made taking into account the realities on the ground . one put in does not reject anything. he does not reject the po

the light is coming from the american national security advisor jake sullivan. who on sunday said that a signing this deal with the crime dissolved, it would leave it vulnerable and it defies common sense. but the kremlin specified price spikes. when debates you pass, golf said that it was a new kinds, best interest to sign the deal with the situation on the problem listening as good as come to put every time food and speaks of peace initiatives. and when attempts are made to enter the political diplomatic channel, there are certain conditions on the ground. each time they get worse for ukraine, do not make the current dynamics of the situation at the front, clearly demonstrates to us that it will only get worse for ukrainians. but probably a politician who puts the interest of the mother land above his own. and even above his masters and would think about such a proposal. let's see what happens. i repeat once again, this is not an ultimatum here. this is precisely a peaceful initiative which is made taking into account the realities on the ground . one put in d

security advisor, jake sullivan. who on sunday you said that uh, signing this deal with the crime dissolved. it would leave it vulnerable and it defies common sense, but the kremlin specified price spikes. when debates you press golf said that it wasn't due quite as best interest to sign the deal with the situation on. the problem was, and they did ask that every time poor and speaks of peace initiatives, and when attempts are made to enter the political diplomatic channel. and i just, there are certain conditions on the ground because each time they get worse for ukraine and your name and the current dynamics of the situation at the front clearly demonstrates to us that it will only get worse for ukrainians. that's. but probably a politician who puts the interest of the mother land above his own and even above his masters would think about such a proposal as well. let's see what happens. ok. i repeat once again, this is not an ultimatum. here. this is precisely a peaceful initiative switch, which is made taking into

i spoke with john cobb be the white house national security council communications advisor, who insisted that this is my proposal laid out by president biden. is something that last should accept a proposal the present laid out on friday is an accurate description of the proposal itself. it is, it is rarely proposal arrived at after the intense diplomatic conversations with us here in united states, of course, in our team. but it was in his rarely proposal and the very next day it was really foreign minister. acknowledge that publicly that it was their proposal in it and it was as they just 1st started, i'm very sorry to interrupt you thereby have pushed back a little bit about that because of course prime minister benjamin yahoo has said it's not a complete reflection of what they have agreed to, it's not accurate. so you know, there's been pushback from, from the israelis basically. so he was telling the truth, let me, let me just interrupt, let me just interrupt you. let me just interrupt you and say that i'm comfortable that this is in fact, an accurate depiction of the proposal. the

security advisor jake sullivan. who on sunday said that uh, signing this deal with the crime dissolved, it would leave it vulnerable and it defies common sense. but the kremlin specified price spikes. when the beat you press, golf said that it was a new kinds, best interest to sign the deal with the situation on the problem. listening as good as cutting down put every time poor and speaks of peace initiatives. and when attempts are made to enter the political diplomatic channel, and there are certain conditions on the ground each time they get worse for ukraine, united because the current dynamics of the situation at the front clearly demonstrates to us that it will only get worse for ukrainians. but probably a politician who puts the interest of the mother land above his own and even above his masters and would think about such a proposal. let's see what happens. i repeat once again, this is not an ultimatum here. this is precisely a peaceful initiative which is made taking into account the realities on the ground

security advisor like sullivan, who on sundays said that uh, signing this deal with the crime dissolved. it would leave it vulnerable and it defies common sense. but the kremlin specify press bytes when debates you pass. golf said that it was, it knew quite his best interest to sign the deal with the situation on the ground listening as good as coming to put every time food and speaks of peace initiatives . and when attempts are made to enter the political diplomatic channel, and there are certain conditions on the ground, because each time they get worse for ukraine and united because the current dynamics of the situation at the front clearly demonstrates to us that it will only get worse for ukrainians, but probably a politician who puts the interest of the mother land above his own and even above his masters and would think about such a proposal. let's see what happens. so i repeat once again, this is not an ultimatum here. this is precisely a peaceful initiative which is made taking into account the realities on the ground . one put in does not reject anything. he does not reject th

security advisor, jake sullivan. who on sunday you said that uh, signing this deal with the crime dissolved. it would leave it vulnerable and it defies common sense, but the kremlin specify press bytes when the beat you press. golf said that it was, it knew quite as best interest to sign the deal with the situation on the problem. listening is as good as cutting down put every time poor and speaks of peace initiatives. and when attempts are made to enter the political diplomatic channel. and i just, there are certain conditions on the ground because each time they get worse for ukraine, do not make the current dynamics of the situation at the front. clearly demonstrates to us that it will only get worse for ukrainians. that's. but probably a politician who puts the interest of the mother land above his own and even above his masters would think about such a proposal as well. let's see what happens. i repeat once again, this is not an ultimatum. here. this is precisely a peaceful initiative which, which is made taking

security advisor dykes sullivan, who on sunday said that uh, signing this deal with the crime dissolved. it would leave it vulnerable and it defies common sense, but the kremlin specified price spikes. when debates you press, golf said that it was a new kinds, best interest to sign the deal with the situation on. the problem was sitting as good as cutting down put every time poor and speaks of peace initiatives. and when attempts are made to enter the political diplomatic channel, there are certain conditions on the ground. each time they get worse for ukraine, you may make the current dynamics of the situation at the front, clearly demonstrates to us that it will only get worse for ukrainians. but probably a politician who puts the interest of the mother land above his own. and even above his master's and would think about such a proposal. let's see what happens. i repeat once again, this is not an ultimatum. here. this is precisely a peaceful initiative which is made taking into account the realities on the ground on put in does not reject anything. he does not reject the possibility

security advisor jake sullivan, who on sundays said that uh, signing this deal with the crime dissolved. it would leave it foldable and it defies common sense, but the kremlin specified price spikes. when debates you press, golf said that it was a new kinds, best interest to sign to deal with the situation on the problem listening as good as cutting to put every time poor and speaks of peace initiatives. and when attempts are made to enter the political diplomatic channel, there are certain conditions on the ground. because each time they get worse for ukraine, you may make the current dynamics of the situation at the front clearly demonstrates to us that it will only get worse for ukrainians. but probably a politician who puts the interest of the mother land above his own. and even above his masters and would think about such a proposal. let's see what happens. i repeat once again, this is not an ultimatum here. this is precisely a peaceful initiative which is made taking into account the realities on the ground . one put in does not reject anything. he does not reject the possibility

bush's now security adviser, was kind of the gold standard of national security advisors. jake sullivan, who's president biden's now security visor and mentor to him and the all learned from each other. some people gates the the real outlier was the trump administration. there was just nothing normal about it. no syria. i mean, the national security onals will say this as well. and you know the theme that i came up with for that chapter that the president was the crisis to be managed, which is the way situation room actually had to deal talked about, you know, overflow rooms. i tom bossert, who is his first homeland security adviser, you know, the president was always complaining about leaking. he tells the story about one confidential in the situation room as soon as they president. the president picks up this phone and calls. reporter and, you know, he's the leaker in chief and, you know, bossert admonished h about it, but he has what he says is that, you know, the reason trump gets so angry is he believes everybody else like he is even here. and he just he didn't have a

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national security advisor jake sullivan who accompanied vice president kamala harris.ght, weird part one of that conversation. tonight, part two begins on the front lines in eastern ukraine. >> thank you very much, jake sullivan, welcome to newshour. does the agreement allow ukraine to fire american weapons over the border into rssia -- enter russia at forces that are about to attack into ukraine, beyond the kharkiv region into the suma region where russian forces have been targeting? >> it extends to anywhere that russian forces are coming across the border, from the russian side, to the ukrainian side to try to take additional territory. we have seen initial indications that russia has made exploratory moves across the area so it would apply there as well. this is about common sense, not geography. if russia is attacking or about to attack from its territory into ukraine, it only makes sense to allow ukraine to hit back against the forces that are hitting it from across the board. >> russia's attacking ukraine from all parts of russia, why draw the line there? this w

bush's now security adviser, was kind of the gold standard of national advisors.jake sullivan, who's president biden's now security visor considers him a role model and mentor to him administration's all learned from each other. some people served both republican and democratic, like robert gates the the real outlier was the trump administration. there was just nothing normal about it. no syria. i mean, the national securityprofessionals will say this as well. and you know the theme that i came up with for that chapter that the president was the crisis to be managed, which is the way situation room actually had to deal with through those years. i mean, you talked about, you know, overflow rooms. i tom bossert, who is his first homeland security advis know, the president was always complaining about leaking. tells the story about one highly confidential in the situation room as walk out, he's walking out with the president. the president picks up this phone and calls. leaker in chief and, you about it, but he has what hes trump gets so angry is he believes everybod

or what we've also heard from the national security advisor jake sullivan, who said that the amendments made by him us are in the most case, mind just indicating that that is an ongoing commitment. it would appear at this stage to negotiate some a minor details as sullivan puts it. however, he also said that there must be an end to this haggling. old parties must go forward now come to an agreement, get a c spot in place with stone. i'm not exactly sure what the last amendments uh uh, but what we also still not sure is whether or not israel accepts the plan. now we've heard that from the us secretary of state saying that israel has accepted the plan that the benjamin netanyahu. these really prime minister has committed himself to its implementation in the form that president biden suggested. however, this may not be the case as it pertains to the whole is really government, given that the us administration is well aware that they are members of netanyahu's cabinet who have threatened to resign their by bringing down the government. should this plan be implemented? so some may see it as

the light is coming from the american national security advisor jake sullivan, who on sundays said that uh, signing this deal with the crime dissolved. it would leave it vulnerable and it defies common sense. but the kremlin specified press bytes when debates you pass. golf said that it was a new kinds, best interest to sign the deal with the situation on the problem listening as good as come to put every time put in speaks of peace initiatives. and when attempts are made to enter the political diplomatic channel, there are certain conditions on the ground. each time they get worse for ukraine. the current dynamics of the situation at the front clearly demonstrates to us that it will only get worse for ukrainians, but probably a politician who puts the interest of the mother land above his own and even above his masters. and would think about such a proposal. let's see what happens. i repeat once again, this is not an ultimatum. here. this is precisely a peaceful initiative which is made taking into account the realities on the ground . one put in does not reject anything. he does not r

we heard what tony blinking was saying that we've also heard from the national security advisor, jake sullivan, who says that some of the demands all the amendments made by a mass minor and are expected. but he says that the time for haggling is oh, but he wants now to push the parties to come to an agreement to move aside from these ongoing amendments that a boss is bringing. that is relatives bringing. but here's another issue. and that is the us government has continued to paint israel the as way the government as accepting the by didn't 3 phase plan. this is not necessarily so given the fact that a number of members of government in israel had threatened to resign, should the plan be adopted and put in place. so certainly there's a degree of confusion about this. whereas initially the plan was actually posted as that's coming from the use really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. this also apparently does not appear to be the case. so the interest of reaching a resolution not really served by the us consenting, continuing to insist that one of the parties to the negotiations has a

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security advisor, general mike flynn, who has said he is building an army of god for what he calls a spiritual and political war. the authors of our constitution new holy war and democracy were not compatible. which is why they build protection for religious liberty into our founding documents. we must rise up in defense of our hard won freedoms by resisting those who seek to impose their personal beliefs upon everyone else. we will be right back. if you spit blood when you brush, it could be the start of a domino effect. new rodontax active gum repair breath freshener. clinically proven to help reverse the four signs of early gum disease. a new toothpaste from parodontax, the gum experts. what will you do when the power goes out? power outages can be unpredictable and inconvenient, but with a generac home standby generator, your life goes on uninterrupted. because when your generac detects a power outage, it automatically powers up, giving your family the security and peace of mind they deserve. we don't have to worry about whether we lose power or not. if the utility company does n

security advisor, we remember these famous figures who held this position - brzyzinski, and bolton, at mr. salevan, well, you probably have already taken a closer look, what you have considered, sergei anatolyevich, sucking in, ambitious, tough, controlled, but controlled by whom, again, here we need go deeper, and here we will probably see the threads that lead to obama. somehow many people are no longer interested, our viewers are mostly not interested, but there are significant moments, when the conditional tikhanovskaya, the same salvan meets in white home, what is this about? well, it’s about the fact that they are trying to influence public opinion, well , legitimacy, well, what, it’s in the air, well, i don’t know, i’ll pick it up, well, why is it like that, excuse me, i smile, because well, that’s all for me, i need something pump up. it is not there, it is simply created for those around them, for this purpose, with the help of propaganda, therefore, but nevertheless, nevertheless, this, this is not a campaign to one of the still quite serious figures in the white house, it

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and it was juliet sons who exposed biden's, no national security advisor, jake sullivan, telling hillary clinton that al qaeda was on the side of the usa, appointed by president trump to the us national security council. now led by solomon is today's guest. brian cabinet was also a top by the official, as our men security, and he's now senior vice president has american global strategies and a visiting fellow at the heritage foundation. ryan, thank so much for coming on the show in such a more dangerous world. would you say that when you were in the national security council on the trump and for a short time on the button? well, thank you so much for having me on today. ashan. and i would have to agree that the world we live in today is fundamentally different from a security posture that it was 3 and a half.

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and it was juliet sons who exposed biden's, no national security advisor, jake sullivan, telling hillary clinton that al qaeda was on the side of the usa, appointed by president trump to the us national security council. now led by solomon is today's gast, brian cabinet was also a top binding official at homeland security. and he's now senior vice president has american global strategies and a visiting fellow at the heritage foundation. right. thanks so much for coming on the show in such a more dangerous. well would you say that when you were in the national security council on the trump and for a short time on the button as well. thank you so much for having me on today. ashton and i would have to agree that the world we live in today is fundamentally different from a security posture that it was 3 and a half years ago. the world we live in today is of this. there's stability is a thing of the past. we have conflicts ranging into regions, the world and china is, is really, is ramping up efforts to destabilize the, the southeast asian pacific region. well, we'll have to ask you didn't p

jackson, yvonne who is now the national security advisor, backed in he was the aid of yeah, hillary clinton, he sent an email to hillary clinton telling her that she was the secretary of state . she quoting him, i'll call you guys on our side in syria and the in the in 2021 jeffrey james jeffrey who was the that was the question of the invoice of syria. he had an interview and i'm literally quoting to him now he says that giovanni use an asset, giovanni is the lead it off of the guy that and see that. he said that a giovanni was an asset of the strategy and syria. i mean the entire operation in turkey, which they had to mean digital probation rooms, one in turkey, one in jordan, and this operation, municipal probation rooms. they have a guided and instructed and health when supported and funded and armed, oldest you hardest in syria. but i like to put, for example, if you remember what happens now in ukraine, they say that they would lift the band on arming as well. but the young and it because they, they couldn't do it in the face a spot right, based off the words that they don't know. tha

so that's definitely the case in 2012. jake sweeney event, who is now the national security advisor. back then he was the aid of yeah, hillary clinton, he sent an email to hillary clinton, telling her that she was the secretary of state. she quoting him, i'll call you guys on our side in syria and the in the in 2021 jeffrey james jeffrey who was the that was the question of the invoice of syria. he had an interview and i'm literally quoting to him now he says that giovanni use an asset gilani is the leader of that guy. then see that he said that a giovanni was an asset of the strategy in syria. i mean, the entire operation in turkey, which they had told me that you know, put a 100 rooms one in circles, one in jordan, and this operation municipal probation rooms. they have a guided and instructed and health when supported and funded and armed, oldest jihadist and syria. but i like, for example, if you remember what happened now in ukraine, they said that they would lift the band on arming as well. but the young and it because they, they couldn't do it in the face a spot right, based o

is now the national security advisor. back then, he was the aid of yeah, hillary clinton, he sent an email to hillary clinton, telling her that she was the secretary of state. she quoting him, i'll call you guys on our side in syria and the in the in 2021 jeffrey james jeffrey who was the that was the question the invoice to syria. he had an interview and i'm literally quoting to him now he says that giovanni use an asset. giovanni is the leader of that guy. then see that he said that a giovanni was an asset of the strategy in syria. i mean the entire operation in turkey, which they had too many digital predation rooms. one in turkey, one in jordan, and this operation municipal probation rooms. they have a guided and instructed and health when supported and funded and armed, oldest jihadist and syria. but i like, for example, if you remember what happened now in ukraine, they said that they would lift the band on arming as well. but the young and it because they, they couldn't do it in the face of a spot right face off th

now national security advisor jake sullivan telling hillary clinton that al qaeda was on the side of the usa appointed by president trump to the us national security council. now led by solomon is today's guest. brian cabinet was also a top binding official with homeland security. and he's now senior vice president of american global strategies and a visiting fellow at the heritage foundation. brian, thanks so much for coming on the show in such a more dangerous world. would you say that when you were in the national security council on the trump and for a short time on the button as well. thank you so much for having me onto a ashen. and i would have to agree that the world we live in today is fundamentally different from a security posture that it was 3 and a half years ago. the world we live in today is of this, there's stability is a thing of the past. we have conflicts region into regions, the world and china is, is really ramping up efforts to destabilize the, the southeast asian pacific region. well, we'll have to ask you, jim ping on to contradict you on that one. you know, i

now national security advisor jake sullivan telling hillary clinton that al qaeda was on the side of the usa appointed by president trump to the us national security council. now led by solomon is today's guest. brian cabinet was also a top binding official with homeland security. and he's now senior vice president of american global strategies and a visiting fellow at the heritage foundation. brian, thanks so much for coming on the show in such a more dangerous world. would you say that when you were in the national security council on the trump and for a short time on the button as well. thank you so much for having me on today, ashton and i would have to agree that the world we live in today is fundamentally different from a security posture that it was 3 and a half years ago. the world we live in today is on this. there's stability is a thing of the past. we have conflicts ranging into regions. the world and china is, is really ramping up efforts to destabilize the, the southeast asian pacific region. well, we'll have to ask you didn't pay going to contradict you on that one, you

exposed biden's, no national security advisor, jake sullivan telling hillary clinton that al qaeda was on the side of the usa, appointed by president trump to the us national security council. now led by solomon is today's guest. brian cabinet was also a top binding official at home and security, and he's now senior vice president has american global strategies and a visiting fellow at the heritage foundation. ryan, thank so much for coming on the show in such a more dangerous world. would you say that when you were in the national security council on the trump and for a short time on the button as well. thank you so much for having me on today. ashan and i would have to agree that the world we live in today is fundamentally different from a security posture that it was 3 and a half years ago. the world we live in today is of this, there's stability is a thing of the past. we have conflicts ranging into regions, the world and china is, is really ramping up efforts to destabilize the, the southeast asian pacific region. well, we'll have to ask you didn't pay going to contradict you on t

so that's definitely the case in 2012. jake sweeney event, who is now the national security advisor. back then he was the aid of, you know, the clinton hit his send an email to hillary clinton telling her that she was the secretary of state. she quoting him, i'll call you guys on our side in syria and the in the in 2021 jeffrey james jeffrey who was the that was the question, the invoice of syria. he had an interview and i'm literally quoting to him now he says that giovanni use an asset gilani is the leader of that guy. then see that he said that a giovanni was an asset of the strategy in syria. i mean the entire operation in turkey, which they had told me that you to put a 100 rooms one in circuit one in jordan and this operation but municipal probation rooms. they have a guided and instructed and health when supported and funded and armed, oldest jihadist and syria. but i like, for example, if you remember what happened now in ukraine, they said that they would lift the band on arming as of what the young and it because they, they couldn't do it in the face us. but right face off

america's national security advisor. [applause] everyone who have had the privilege of working notes work ethic and exceptional commitment to the american people. for me, i am glad i never have to meet him. [laughter] i'm so proud to welcome to our stage and one of the most dedicated service books every day in a peaceful world. welcome to the stage equipment welcome you back to the stage, it is an honor and thank you for taking the time. >> it is a very intense world right now think in europe made important points and stick together in a bipartisan way and come up with strategy ... world, better and reported. >> so let's jump in the global security landscape and how they're basing this. our thinking, the world really has changed and she said so the welcome the global stage of what you see as the most serious challenges other or security. united states and allies and partners on our game so what comes next reflects our values and serves our interest in the rules and norms of the world are shaped in our reflection and dict

now national security advisor, jake sullivan, telling hillary clinton that al qaeda was on the side of the usa, appointed by president trump to the us national security council. now led by solomon is today's guest. brian cabinet was also a top binding official with homeland security. and he's now senior vice president of american global strategies and a visiting fellow at the heritage foundation. all right, thanks so much for coming on the show in such a more dangerous world. would you say that when you were in the national security council on the trump and for a short time on the button? well, thank you so much for having me on today. ashan and i would have to agree that the world we live in today is fundamentally different from a security posture than it was 3 and a half years ago. the world we live in today is on this. there's stability is a thing of the past. we have conflicts ranging into regions, the world and china is, is really ramping up efforts to destabilize the, the south east asian pacific region. well, we'll have to ask you didn't pay going to contradict you on that one,

now national security advisor jake sullivan telling hillary clinton that al qaeda was on the side of the usa appointed by president trump to the us national security council. now led by solomon is today's guest. brian cabinet was also a top binding official with homeland security. and he's now senior vice president has american global strategies and a visiting fellow at the heritage foundation. ryan, thank so much for coming on the show in such a more dangerous world. would you say that when you were in the national security council on the trump and for a short time on the button as well. thank you so much for having me onto a ashen. and i would have to agree that the world we live in today is fundamentally different from a security posture that it was 3 and a half years ago. the world we live in today is of this, there's stability is a thing of the past. we have conflicts ranging into regions, the world and china is, is really ramping up efforts to destabilize the, the southeast asian pacific region. well, we'll have to ask you, jim ping on to contradict you on that one. you know, i

vice president kamala harris and biden's national security advisor jake sullivan.and here is the level of representation of global countries the number of people who decided to attend the summit will be much lower. in particular, india will be represented by the secretary of foreign affairs or the deputy national security advisor. the indian press writes about it. and even for the sake of such a result , ukraine had to make concessions and present only three points from zelenskyi's formula for discussion. this is food and nuclear safety. as well as the issue of the exchange of prisoners and the return of illegally deported ukrainian children. the agenda is as narrow as possible in order to reach at least some kind of agreement. for more it is not worth waiting for - german chancellor olaf scholz said on the eve of the summit. there will be no peace talks. we are still a long way from that as long as russia believes it can achieve its goals on the battlefield. it is about attracting countries from all over the world to... make moscow understand that international la

the location of the f-16's future deployment was announced this week by biden's national security advisorw with pbs tv channel, american yazdrib, who professes a strategy of war to the last ukrainian, clarified that the aircraft transferred to the kiev regime should be stationed in ukraine. military experts believe that the united states did take seriously the signal from the kremlin that any airfields where the f-16s would be based, including outside ukraine, would be used. legitimate targets for the russian armed forces, if airfields on the territory of nato countries are involved directly in hostilities, the russian armed forces will strike at them . most likely, having received a similar signal from our military-political leadership, the americans decided to replay this story a little. the same american tv channel suggested that a possible future location for the fighter jets would be a military airfield in lvov. the fact is that earlier the united states developed a project for the reconstruction of the railway from the polish-ukrainian border to the sknilov station. it is located ju

will also be joined by us national security advisor jake salevan.s reported in the white house. they added: "vice president will reaffirm us support for the people of ukraine and underscore the administration's commitment to efforts toward a just and lasting peace based on the sovereignty and territorial integrity of ukraine. at the summit , the vice president and mr. sullivan will emphasize the importance of that. that the countries of the world continue to support ukraine's efforts to ensure a just and lasting peace. as everyone knows, i think this war could end tomorrow if putin would just withdraw his troops from ukraine. in the meantime, we, together with our allies and partners, will continue to support the people of ukraine, who are fighting every day to protect themselves from this aggression. despite the persistent appeals of ukraine, joe biden will not be at the peace summit. at this time , he will take part in... prearranged events of his election campaign in the usa. what signal does this send to the rest of the world and what is the pos

but we begin with robert o'brien, who was trump's national security advisor from 2019 to 2021. in our exclusive conversation, i began by asking him what a trump administration would have made of the putin kim summit well cortana, it's obviously very concerning because the north koreans have that massive amount of artillery shells and are providing those to the russians who are killing ukrainian. >> so then our partners and go or who are solidly behind ukraine and it's a very concerning situation. so i just want to read from your op-ed basically, you said about biden, china's summit's. >> this is a policy of pageantry over substance meetings and summit's or activities not achievements. but when i spoke to the former south korean foreign minister, she said that the trump kim summits were very similar, that they was a lot of pageantry, but very little impact i spoke to earlier this year take a listen to what she told me. >> this is a continuation of a pattern that began after the debacle of the 2019 hanoi summit between the united states and north korea. after that, they immediate

security advisor jake sullivan, also commented on washington slate, a ceasefire proposal planning. it would secure relief for a gallon and civilians president biden who's in part us for talks, says israel has full backing from the white house to bring all remaining hostages. hold as one echo president mccullin's comments welcoming to say fresh cure for hostages. that for return to their families whose he won't stop working until all the hostages come home and a cease fire is reached. that is essential to happen. i guess we don't need in goal is that we want to obtain the immediate release of the hostages. and in this respect, we welcome to for is riley hostages released today by these really all me says we want to achieve an immediate cease fire and open up the prospect of a political solution. the only way to create the conditions for adjusting the last in pages for them to make the security demands of both peoples. and this is why we supported the us proposal for a comprehensive agreement with them on the the wild joe biden. the money on mccall phrases room, thousands of rally fo

security advisor, jake solomon, also commented on washington's late to cease fire proposal, claiming that it would secure relief for a 1000 civilians to abide who's in price for talk saves? israel has full backing from the white house as well to bring all the remaining hostages home. a one echo president mccullin's comment welcoming to say fresh capital for hostages. that for return to their families whose he won't stop working until all the hostages come home and a cease fire is reached. that is essential to happen. fact in washington, protesters are planning to surround the white house. meanwhile, with a at 2 mile long red pond, or no, it symbolizes the red line present and by the same ditch real should not cross with the invasion of that off. activists are calling to end the war and for the government to stop supporting his reactions. in time, but while hosting joe biden, french liter money on my chrome, joined his comforter part and welcoming the freeing of b as really hostages. but the french president did not address the publicity in depth total. and the idea of operation, i gu

america's national security advisor, jake feldman.se] everyone who has had the privilege of working with jake knows his intellectual talent, knows his extraordinary work ethic and that he has exceptional commitment to the american people, which is all unmatched. i've had the privilege of seeing this upfront going back to jake's day at the state department where he served as the deputy chief of staff for secretary clinton as well as the director of planning. perhaps it's jake's impressive experience working for supreme court justice or placing second in the 2000 world debating championship with his strong minnesota nice, that makes him one of the most well respected as well as the most well-liked national security leaders of our time. for me, i'm rreally glad i neve have to date him to stop yet i'm so proud to welcome to the stage a dear friend of you sdlc and one of the most dedicated public servants who works every day to build a more just please jake sullivan, our national security advisor. [applause] >> how lucky we are to welcome

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advisor to the president of the united states national security jake salvan, the president of the unitedtates himself, based on the intelligence data that was provided to him. moving on, again, unfortunately, disappointing news for ukraine, and this time from germany. olaf scholz's government is blocking the agreement on the introduction of the 14th package of anti-russian sanctions. this was reported by the agency. in dpa reached the press of the agency with reference to diplomatic sources in brussels. let me remind you that the main goal of the new sanctions should be the fight against the circumvention of previously adopted restrictive measures. it is, in particular, about opportunities of the russian military industry to purchase western technologies. another target of the sanctions is the export of russian liquefied gas. the eu wants to ban the use of european ports to send ships with it to third countries. berlin demands to be completely excluded from the new ones. sanctions clause on holding foreign branches of enterprises liable for violation of the sanctions regime, and in germa