the development goes a lot of things and we want, as we'll see, i mean, i don't know massive where it's a very large section of the largest in terms of land is by far very bad for world peace and lasting page are 1st by far more but just as we're doing with russia and getting things that we want is the

sort of self increase so whatever they shown. yeah. if they charge us 20 percent, we charge them. they charges 30 or 42nd it's reciprocity. so reciprocal whatever they charge us, we charge a fee which i think it will

i don't know, it's pretty, it's pretty soon it was far far far, it's going to end because it started back to work. therefore

i'm just glad i was able to because there was no communication with russian by communicating couldn't communicate with his own child. so terrible is the 3 years you try to kill every we all sit down because that should have been given this or the 1st week

of the was a body. so we get what we're looking at. so here we are live, and the white house in wyoming crone is sitting next to us president donald from state law speaking 1st and foremost about the prospect of ending the war in the cradle. missed the 3rd anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine concerns in ukraine. that the nation was being forced to make peace, to add a cost europeans raising their concerns. that's what i'm putting somebody say in t is at even the day that they are being essentially tuned out. so if any negotiations, the emerging between the united states and russia at the end of the war in ukraine, all of this having huge implications on the off of the country could take care in the not too distant future. the us president reiterating that he feels that there is a deal in the offering to secure millions of dollars of rad minerals in you

crate itself, a transactional solution to the conflict. and in his eyes, emmanuel, my crohn earlier having said that, the offering any leeway with russia when it comes to the future. if you, craig would be a big mistake just as don't go for just to reiterate, solidarity on in the day, you know, present the lens key or from the crane table to meeting, attended by multiple european leaders from the use for imposing chief colors. who said, it's clear, the statements coming from the united states make us go wherever it's europeans, very concerned, but they are being silenced in terms of a kind of future role they may play in bringing about so,

and then said to the conflicts donald trump left the last mike tracking on some of his heavier comments, he being totally criticized for the thing to present below them is elated scheme, as they can tell you to seeming to avoid that question when pressed to again, by checklist that's listed in our building. we have we have to turn that 1st story to message to that team building discussions, but we've spoken about in discussion. we

are partners and troops fair to me. that's just so part of the negotiation. i was

a tremendous unity today in the room. you can take back the land that they lost perhaps doesn't mind, but i specifically ask that question. and

it is just because it is not prospecting international. we want to stay at the end of the war because of the dealership because they this from the central point of is great

because the other one is the model and to be paid for it because because this is loading the money to, you know, effects to be to be frank, we made, we pay $60.00 persons for us know and we, we we have to because so the legacy shop that are ready to do to give it to us. super easy, if you don't have the money back,

we can get some last back and we'll see a lot of different things in speech and say a few words in a little while reading a luncheon meeting and we'll see you in about 2 hours the all right, we've just been listening to your mind, your micro on the french crestwood. so donald trump at the white house, the, the french president is in the washington of the time of for fault relations between the european leaders and the trumpet administration. american foreign policy has changed significantly since the change of administration and by the european leaders feel in many ways that, that being tuned out from american ambitions when it comes to ending the war in

ukraine. and the possibility of direct talks between a trump and vladimir putin without the europeans being that present officials being joining us. busy on this, over the course of the evening, he's been listening into all of that to him. and i think many of our view is who's been watching this for. remember, the big bold promise, the donald trump may just before he became president, 2nd time round, saying that he'd be able to end the war and ukraine in 24 hours. they were all sorts of claims encounter claims and complexities. now the relationship with the his european allies. is there anything you heard that makes us think that's a band as a rule could be imminent? and the donald trump could be the man to do it. but certainly he's got people talking about it, which is not the case over the last 3 years. and people are not focused on the idea of bringing about some sort of peace deal. what is interesting is the way that

donald trump sees the us part in this as transactional. he over stated how much you i said has been given. he says it's $350000000000.00. if you look at the us government's patio and your clean monitoring group, they say it's around a 183000000000 blood. to me is the last case clear that this was a grunt, it wasn't alone. and he said that if that's not the case, then he needs to re negotiate with donald trump so that his wife loved him. your zaleski things he may be coming to the white house of donald trump is to be believed as a late later this week or early next week to discuss that not to sign the rear f minerals deal with what do you mean as the last case already said isn't acceptable and it's come form. he rejected it when it was presented to him. and he said at the weekend that there was no way he could sign to wait 10 generations for your cream by agreeing to the steel, which would give the us the opportunity and the right to exploit the rear mental act. there certainly don't come saying that he would go to moscow if there was a deal, is something that has been talked about over the last few weeks. there was

a report just last week. the suggested this was going to happen on me the night. donald trump is saying that that is perhaps a bit too early, and he really does want to end the war. he says, but obviously there are reasons he wants to do it. and one of them is that he believes that the united states is contributing too much to the war in ukraine, and he would rather keep that money in the us. what is interesting, and i think i had this right. as he said, the love to me to put them would have no issue with you to be into the coming peacekeepers in the area. if there was a deal done. but donald trump made it very clear that there would be no us soldiers involved in this. and clearly let them use the landscape is looking for security guarantee something that has been backed up there by present mccomb. one of you said that it has to be a lasting, sustainable piece and certainly let them use the landscape. believes that that will come if that, that our security guarantees are underwritten by the us. so

a lot of reiterating of the same points quite high. donald trump bodies. what he wants to see happen with what, what do you mean as the landscape wants to see happen with how the, the, the europeans are approaching this, that are bridges there to be built. but then again, that is what negotiations are all about over just to rebuild and data and money. thanks for that island fisher at the white house that we're right to reserve as a non resident senior father of the atlantic councils, europe center. she joins us live and i will say from washington, dc. if i will welcome to you, said we had an awful lot. and those, the initial statements between donald trump and emanuel macro and the french president, says you are willing to step up and be a strong upon a do more on defense, but will not stop trump from shooting your pouch of the tool to end the war in ukraine as well. you know, i think it's hard to say right off the bat because the way that donald trump works,

i mean we've seen this for more than 8 years at this point is he comes out of the gate with um, pretty unpredictable and shocking statements and everyone kind of freaks out and gets nervous. and then he has a press conference like the one he just had with a manual, my chrome and it kind of provides a little bit more clarity and eases people's minds a bit. i think part of the reason that he met with my chrome is because my chrome has been pretty forward leaning for a long time on notches to europe in strategic autonomy and providing more for their own defense. but also on what your group needs to do for you, craig. and so i think that this press conference provided a little bit more clarity here. and it's a heartening to hear my crone say that europe would be willing to potentially send peacekeepers and it's good also to hear that trump would be willing to accept that

as well. so let's see how this plays out. but i think this was a pretty good press conference. i mean, it's a double problem to approach has made by the europeans. they've got my crone and soon to be a case tom of the british prime minister. ok in washington, d. c. and obviously the latest i'd be meeting in keith as well. you do get the sense that you are p and so now thinking of a plan b, if america is indeed an unreliable pond. but even if you're wanting to go in alone and increase ministry support, if you crate and even boots on the ground as a u. k, i'm an assistant just and it's clear you are kind of operate without us support. importantly, without us psychological reassurance. what leverage does your power over the us when it comes to cry? well, i think what you said is exactly right, there has to be a us back stop here for any sort of peace keeping force limited by the europeans to

be credible, not just in ukraine's eyes, but in uh, what time you're putin's eyes as well. and i think that says a lot about where the europeans are and where, or where they haven't been able to, you know, develop their own defense and security capabilities and identity over the last 15 or 20 years. the fact that the us is still such a necessary partner when it comes to things like critical enablers. and you know, other military capabilities, i think says a lot. i was heartened to hear donald trump say that the us would be there in some capacity, not boots on the ground, but some capacity should. these talks develop into a point where a peacekeeping force became an actual reality on the ground on. so i think we just have to see how that plays out, but i was happy to hear the notes from trump on this, the chrome pressure that they just finished. in the meantime, the, the russians have being relatively quiet,

having they do meet your pass code for the criminal spokesman is basically said, well, why don't going to speak to the europeans? i mean, donald trump has made some big claims about the end of the war in 24 hours. i mean, if donald trump doesn't, doesn't get a deal from russia to end the war in a way that suits the us. it's not a child's. trump, to get angry and offer lots of ukraine instead. yeah, i think so, and what's interesting is that a retired lieutenant general keys kellogg, that ukraine envoy actually wrote a paper earlier last year, basically saying this exact same thing, that the way that the trumpet ministration could potentially force 2 sides to start negotiating with each other. is basically threatening the russians with more sanctions if they didn't come to the table. and also said that they would provide ukraine with much more support if the russians didn't come from the come to

the table. and also at the same time, threatened ukraine saying the pull support if you create wasn't willing to negotiate. so they've been applying both sides here. but i think that they do have some leverage over put in at this point. and there's, it's been such so publicly said that both sides are ready for negotiation. they want to end the killing, they want to end the war. let's see if donald trump can make that a reality. all right, let's see if we can make it a reality. indeed. virtual result, good to everyone out to 0. thank you. to fix it kind of stuck in front now, but still it has allowed to 0. some sports including the jump cuts have been announced that much to united sun it will be the story. the,

[000:00:00;00] the top is full now here's solid. thank you very much. need well host focused on had been knocked out of crickets champions, trophy, their phase was sealed when using the bangladesh and the group game. he was in the district at bangladesh, at 2 score of 23649. and our 10 d of the result means that they and india qualify for the semi finals from this group of bangladesh and box on go up essentially from or assume that i've been to steer the new zealand it to close. it will be 3 by 5 with it. this is, this is global cricket tournament, published on has hosted in nearly 3 decades in 2009. there was a gun attack on shoreline cause that team in lahore. and for many years, no international teams visited the country, india,

so refusing to play in pockets done and their games are taking place and divide. that was where pockets on last, the 2nd street who came on sunday, a correspondence come on. hi, there isn't this level, but it comfortable waiting for new zealand again fung, and today's en route would depend a means that you're deal and has not qualified with full point to go into the semi finals earlier in the a bead focused on in group a, a match that was played and go by because india had refused to play or unplug it on a dagger under decisive victory for india, which of course, you always have now qualifies for that that'd be fine to and do it. but the humiliating defeat of the progress on a game and the buy is simpler mad, take off or decay. many cricket found and focused on said that it's too much for your decided ation in the game incompetence, as well as the board training which led to the progress on

a defeat didn't go by so budget on that now. definitely out millions of plugins, sundays will be disappointed because they were bringing their hopes on their game renting on the home that had not happened. but the disappointment rendered comes through the good good funds and focused on over the big better performance of the progress on a cricket team. come all the data is slomo by it's to include beale street in south africa, both won their opening games and south africa beach. i've done a song while australia pulled off of west was run chase to get the best of england . it seems to me to know, well cindy, on tuesday however, wins will be almost as an to qualify for the sudden find that pretty strong across the board. which i think just for us, it's a great opportunity to come out here coming off the back of a great game against the play with a lot of freedom type the game on forever following

a taxi. and i get stuck in and try to take care of the wickets. or we need a crisis club, a mattress, the united to have announced yet the more cuts united say up to $200.00 more jobs that will be lost in an effort to verse financial losses. which is fairly new to him. ratcliffe became a co owner at the club 12 months ago and he says that hard choices are necessary. $250.00 positions were also removed at united last year. but we've been told into football, right that henry went to about the impacts. ratcliffe has has, as a club, which has also just announced a rise in the ticket prices. so jim ratcliffe has come in history to the role the like one of his businesses were all then a huge cold, rid of a motion of loyalty and passion. and i just human nature. so it's all, most football clubs. so it's, it's aroused a lot of emotion,

so manga things, of anyone looking to specially much as united set and maybe that there were a few too many stuff that certainly compared to, to other clubs. but then they all the biggest club in the country, probably the 2nd biggest club in the wealth of to where i would try it. so maybe they didn't need that stuff. but i think if you are going to have the sort of employment changes you have to do with the class, a bit of grace, a bit of style and actually do it individually rather than so 3 mass emails, i think it's, i think it's been done particularly well, they hope to save 30 to 40000000 pounds, but where a lot of the anger is being has arisen is over the ticket prices, which doesn't actually generate that much money, but generate a lot of l. well, amongst the funds. so the saw it, but if not he lets see in, in what he's doing. i mean, even though alienate people who keep your business going on, the dread coach calling to it also says look,

i'm other it's has always spectacular after his funding goal is by them to victory and lanita. this was the strikes that put them ahead. and if you know when over 0 now and thanks to a 3 game with 159 year old mother has won the chance is the 6 times and full status type of rail. this way and put some 2nd level on points with leaders last summer. or another fe proving their best isn't necessarily behind them is new law. the said we owe this point directly from the corner as the santos at team one. their latest game in the beginning, the having less so the already does. and he landed in january. numerous says he's aiming to cover his phone and fitness in time for next year. and that's it for me, a 100 back to me. very thank solo. okay, that's it for me. uh, the bar code for this news. uh uh, don't forget our website of course. so how does that don't come much more and

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