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to thank you so much for talking to alex is here today here in clusters on the edge of dallas in the world economic forum. that's a pleasure to meet you. we just started out that one of the biggest changes in global topography of politics was the election of donald trump in the united states . and you have a very deep commitment to nato at this moment. president, trump is a bit more skeptical of nato and its role in the world. but we also know that you have a good relationship with the president. how are you going to talk to him about nato? how do you see that divide with president trump? the number, but it also doesn't have you done school status. good morning and 1st of all, welcome to cost is book the absence of each test bags. yes, indeed. president donald trump, this victory in the us selections was a world class event nearby. i do not doubt that if you look at the united states is position in world politics and security. you will see that it is the biggest superpower in terms of its economy and military. from that perspective,

this change, it's such a level is going to be a big change for the whole world. and what i expect to see is a very decisive, but also a very pragmatic policy. same thing, 1st and foremost on the interests of the united states. and that does not mean that this is going to be a bad time for the free will. and for those who wish to cooperate in the sphere of the economy, it's going to be quite the contrary. i would say it's going to be a time of economic competition and competition in which the united states wants to participate. so it's going to be tough, but fed as far as security and nature related issues are concerned, i have to say that i absolutely do not agree with the notion that president trump is skeptical regarding nato, all the us presence in nature. i believe that all those statements we can see and hear, made by the media and different commentators result the name we give to it. it is

the same. it's russian imperialism. whether we are speaking about the times of dissolves service, imperialism, uprooting is imperialism. it is still the same thing, the same notion. so we need to protect the world from russia's renewed tons to launch a new attack against the free world. the way to do this is to raise defense spending to at least 3 percent of g d p. ensuring it's modernization development and security by and i made that proposal to raise defense spending when i talked to president joe biden in the white house in march 2024. then i discussed it with the media and repeated that same notion when i met with president donald trump, a trump tower. at the time we had a very nice, very long and very interesting conversation. and indeed, i propose that defense spending be raised to 3 percent of g d p. i guess it's, i guess it's any stipulation is up on the bottom. so you've been on the front line, mr. president of concerned about russian aggression,

the evasion of ukraine. what to do about it and marshalling forces to be, they're getting a deal between russia and ukraine is very high. priority for president trump. i've spoken to general keith catalog kellogg, who is going to be president trump to envoy. and there's a general kellogg says he needs a 100 days to get this done. uh, what are your hopes and your concerns about a piece deal at this point for a cease fire deal with russia? what would be a green light that might incentivize russia to continue with aggression from your point of view? hope you had a stop exit to say about as a providers. now, this is a very serious issue ending the war and ukraine is not simple. it is very complex, that is also what i understand from aka rubio statement, saying that this is a serious matter. and that the approach has to be serious and com. c o, and i think we're going to witness in the weeks and months to come. donald trump

and these collaborators his team and his experts discuss it and work out such a peaceful approach. it is also my conviction that it's going to happen this way and different rhetoric is used during a presidential campaign. all the candidates and presidents running for office knows things are seated then it is different when it comes to the execution and implementation of things. they look quite different that i have no doubt whatsoever that president donald trump is serious about this topic. and then he's going to face up to the challenge of bringing the war and ukraine to an end. and i'm sure that he's going to do everything and is paula to and rushes aggression for the security of the free will. but also for ukraine. what is most important, and i'm sure that president donald trump, has a perfect understanding of that due to his strategic thinking and knowledge of the world. and also, due to his understanding of the specificity of our region, is that russia must not when this will,

but also me. yeah. i don't see on your mazda of ecological unit. ok, or is there any formulation, mr. president of an arrangement where you would countenance the deployment of polish troops inside ukraine as part of a stabilization agreement. and whether or not you would accept that are there other steps, bilateral steps that poland might see is positive in terms of creating a stabilization. i'll also do show you spic lot cx to the ocean guy on today. we'll just speculating because we could create thousands of scenarios about applying forces and speculate to about what kind of forces should be deployed within the should be nato, or you in forces and which country should send such forces. but today we are speaking pure speculation. in this matter should be discussed and left to the experts to decide, but i believe president trump will demonstrate to very pragmatic and tear approach

to that. we must remember that we are not just speaking about military grounds, but also about powerful and strong economic grounds. i believe prison and donald trump understands this and probably knows it better than anybody else. i believe that president trump can make life very difficult for vladimir putin if he wants to be can resort to different economic and political means to adopt this particular approach. i think he can even bring him to despair, surely by resorting to economic and political means without military means. it is not only a mattress mis solves, well, how many and what kind of missiles the us will send to you kind? and it is not a matter of money, how much money of us will give to ukraine will, how much money will be put on the table of the elements or at stake, such as the possibility of the us existing political influence globally. it is also

treat contracts between poland and the united states. we also had excellent energy contracts for l. n. g supplies to pose, and we also had an excellent policy social policy visit the post. the visa waiver program was adopted during donald trump presidency and it played a very important role for publish families, especially those with relatives overseas. then i cooperated with prison and joe biden. this happened also during russia's aggression on ukraine, president by and visited poland twice. so these are very important to advance, in this sense, the priorities of the published presidency in the european union, all very well set and very firm. they have been shaped by all those events that i've just mentioned. if you look at the role of the united states and it's important in the euro, atlantic relations, we are an open country. and everybody who wants to come to poland can do that. everyone's looking for shelter, aid and assistance. everybody from being born persecution can come to poland and

find a safe place that yes, but 1st and foremost, we expect that person to accept our rules. first, they will respect the rules regarding their entry into our country. we cannot accept that the entire country are legally us and secondly visit. we also expect them to have respect and tolerance for our customs and respect dollars and they've been, they've found the valuable council going so far as the problem. sadly, people also expect all those coming to our country will build together with us a well functioning state, a state of prosperity. so briefly speaking, they are expected to work together with us for the common good poland, his head, religious tolerance, inscribed in its legal system and mentality for more than 500. yes. that is why nobody in poland aux about the face, belief or skin color of the people coming into the country. they're not even interested to know what country they're coming from. the question is whether these people are ready to live with us in

a peaceful and responsible way of usage. and that is why as president of poland, i did not agree for opponents become part of the quota system for the distribution of migrants across europe. that is why i kept asking the following questions. what do you want to do with the people coming to europe? i have interviewed advisors as aging, paying and advisors dividing report and they say very boldly and publicly the era of western style democracy is over. that it is, we are in switzer with direct democratic tools. play a very important role. however, in big countries, that would be an extremely complex issue that largely museums and historical sites they'll provide. a lot of people make the horrible mistake resulting from the lack of knowledge of history, of identifying those camps with poland. all those caps, especially the ocean, pittsburgh and our concentration camp were built by the germans during world war 2 . when poland did not exist as

a state because we were under occupation. it's not german nazis mooted millions of people in those horrible places. they noted millions of european jews, including 3000000 jews who oppose those camp saw in what today is the territory of poland. we take care of them to ensure that the remembrance lost the remembrance of history, and the remembrance of the victims, jews from all over the world came to visit poland. but of course, they also go to visit those concentration camps to pray for their loved ones. and to pay tribute to the married ones, we respect that in poland. and so we do everything we can to ensure that programs can in fact visit these places. we do know very well that this issue is extremely sensitive. we also see it from the point of view of the more than 1000 year old published jewish relations. many times poland was criticized and attacked by many jews circles. we believe that's the right of every jewish person,

especially of every jewish person with roots on polish soil. because we as poland, lost 3000000 jews from among almost 6000000 jews who died during world war 2. mister oppressed, i think we've, we're at time i want to thank you for talking to alger 0. thank you so much for your candor and sharing your views with us today. thank you very much. it was my pleasure to meet the, the global movement calling for a re tingling of our bonded with the is very forces open 5 and look displaced kind of students from returning hub to northern gauze and

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