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putin would not have started that war if i were president. we're looking to do a deal with ukraine, where they're earth and other things. well, you've been there for three years. you could have made a deal. disinformation space. european leaders are backing the ukrainians. ukraine is a democracy. putin's russia is not.
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welcome, both of you. thank you for with welcome, both of you. thank you for nick, the two presidents in with us. nick, the two presidents in �*spray as they with us. nick, the two presidents in �* spray as they call it and the formal press conference more formal press conference tonight. how did come across? macron in a sense the emmanuel macron in a sense told the show and he did two really big things in the white house today. firstly, he praise on firstly, he lavished praise on donald he has form for doing donald trump. he has form for doing that and is quite good at doing that. there was a of that. there was a lot of dear donald. the brownie points he won that created s-ace for the doing that created space for the french president �*a doing that created space for the french presi| home �*a doing that created space for the french presi| home truth �*a doing that created space for the french presi| home truth to a fundamental home truth to donald trump, which is that you cannot a word vladimir putin trust a word that vladimir putin says. and emmanuel macron cited the trust a word that vladimir putin says. an in mmanuel macron cited the trust a word that vladimir putin says. an in the anuel macron cited the trust a word that vladimir putin says. an in the days. macron cited the trust a word that vladimir putin says. an in the days before n cited the trust a word that vladimir putin says. an in the days before the :ed the example in the days before the russian invasion �* ukraine in 2022, russian invasion of ukraine in 2022, he effectively accused
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t” 7 of lying of lyin to him. of lying to him. denying putin of lying to him. denying that he was going to that. so having he was going to do that. so having established that you cannot trust what vladimir says, what vladimir putin says, emmanuel then his mayan. then. delivered his alaaalutaly message, which is any core message, which is that any peace deal must be by peace deal must be underpinned by security guarantees for ukraine. he m sa in a sim-le accord, a -eace won't be enouh. have been accord won't be enough. we have been there before, it is as minsk accord won't be enough. we have been thei and fore, it is as minsk accord won't be enough. we have been thei and two, it is as minsk accord won't be enough. we have been thei and two, the as minsk accord won't be enough. we have been thei and two, the as n after one and two, the agreements after the russian aggression a decade the russian aggression a deeadeage; he said the russian aggression a deoadeago; he said france, the and and he said france, the uk and other, powers would willing to european powers would be willing to send troops not to disputed send troops not to the disputed areas of ukraine, but other of areas of ukraine, but other parts of ukraine to as an assurance ukraine to act as an assurance forceful stop but he saidthatyou us solidarity does it sound like president yousaf, does it sound like president macron has succeeded in securing those guarantees? are macron has succeeded in securing those i guarantees? macron has succeeded in securing thorl i guarantees? macron has succeeded in securing tho: i have uarantees? macron has succeeded in securing tho: i have lost ntees? macron has succeeded in securing tho: i have lost count? macron has succeeded in securing tho: i have lost count of how many; and i have lost count of how many times_ and i have lost count of how many times i_ and i have lost count of how many times i have said this the last
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7 a tnsatlaic alliance years of a transatlantic alliance practically being undone in a week -- living _ practically being undone in a week —— living through history. that chan-e next week dependin- on could change next week depending on _ trump— could change next week depending on _ trump is— could change next week depending on _ trump is in- could change next week depending on trump is in on what mood donald trump is in on what he chooses _ what mood donald trump is in on what he chooses to say. in terms of = -= whuhd” wlhght macron, but he did well. i thought he was _ macron, but he did well. i thought he was assured. i he did he was assured. i thought he did what _ he was assured. i thought he did what he — he was assured. i thought he did what he had to in terms of massaging donald _ what he had to in terms of massaging donald trump's stratospheric have to do that we trump you have to do that we donald trump to anywhere. but he was also fr: _; m" ' 7 his arm on donald trum- at putting his arm on donald trump at one - to — putting his arm on donald trump at one to correct one of the one point to correct or - we one point to correct oneotthe one point to correct one of the we will show that clip inaccuracies. we will show that ol- what inaccuracies. we will show that clip - what he inaccuracies. we will show that clip what he didn't get for all later. what he didn't get for all of that bonhomie, he didn't that bonhomie, what he didn't get that bonhomie, what he didn't get that guarantee on security. and was that guarantee on security. and when _ was that guarantee on security. and when donald took his social when donald trump took to his social media _ when donald trump took to his social media - truth _ when donald trump took to his social media truth which is an a ccu ra cy accuracy if ever i - accuracy if ever i heard - - accuracy if ever i heard want iron accuracy if ever i heard want to post _ iron accuracy if ever i heard want to post about the meeting with macron, — to post about the meeting with macron, he didn't mention security so macron, he didn't mention security _ so the _ macron, he didn't mention security _ so the job _ macron, he didn't mention security so the job not done by
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guarantees—sothe job'not'done by -m— guarantees—sothe job'not'done by - stretch of guarantees—sothe job'not'done by stretch of the imagination. guarantees—bathe job'not'done by stretch of the imagination. and zw= ew—-—= 7will be fascinatin- will be fascinatin- to l will be fascinating to see - . will be fascinating to see how- it will be fascinating to see how keir starmer gets on later this week. gillian tett, president macron ke -t on week. gillian tett, president macron kept on repeating — week. gillian tett, president macron kept on repeating the message - week. gillian tett, president macron | kept on repeating the message about 7 7 trump security guarantees, president trump �*didn't mention it and himself didn't mention it and didn't say it history social post. would say it in history social post. would president macron have said that ...i.f.....-... .- ..--..-. 7 77 if 77:33}:th 7 77 7 assurances? —— in his truth arias-ate assuranees? z: ifi. his. truth. post. priests assuraness? is in his iru... ost. ., priests assuraness? is in his iru... ost, ., ., priests sssursnssse es in his iru..1 ost, ., ., ., , priests sssursnssse es in his iru..1 ost. ., ., .._ shadow boxing. i agree the political shadow boxing—iagree'the - m_ political shadow boxing—iagree'the post—war international order is dead. — post—war international order is dead. it — post—war international order is dead. it is _ post—war international order is dead, it is over. _ post—war international order is dead, it is over. it's _ post—war international order is dead, it is over. it's not - post—war international order is dead, it is over. it's notjust. post—war international order is dead, it is over. it's notjust a| dead, it is over. it's notjust a question— dead, it is over. it's notjust a question . people _ dead, it is over. it's notjust a question . people realigningl gues l l -,-,-,-,,-,,-,.,..l.!..!.-e as we gue i i _aswesawin que 7 7 _ as we saw in the queen-im- 2:7: _ as we saw in the un themselves as we saw in the un security vote _ themselves as we saw in the un security vote this _ themselves as we saw in the un security vote this afternoon, - themselves as we saw in the un security vote this afternoon, it l themselves as we saw in the un| security vote this afternoon, it is the security vote this afternoon, it is - the fact— security vote this afternoon, it is - the fact that _ security vote this afternoon, it is - the fact that we _ security vote this afternoon, it is - the fact that we have - security vote this afternoon, it is - the fact that we have a - security vote this afternoon, it is - the fact that we have a us l e who really does live in a :———— = -7 7 and where trust 7 and where trust has 7 said. and where trust has been fundamentally— said. and where trust has been fundamentally broken- said. and where trust has been fundamentally broken in - said. and where trust has been fundamentally broken in everyl said. and where trust has been- fundamentally broken in every way. unlike _ fundamentally broken in every way. unlike any— fundamentally broken in every way. unlike any relationship _ fundamentally broken in every way. unlike any relationship when - fundamentally broken in every way. unlike any relationship when trust i and shattered, it takes 2 and shattered, it takes a is broken and shattered, it takes a very long — is broken and shattered, it takes a very long tinre _ is broken and shattered, it takes a very long tinre to _ is broken and shattered, it takes a very long time to restore -
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zi=fif:— zi=—f:— §ufi europeans will keep talkin- that europeans will keep talking atrout— that europeans will keep talking about the — that europeans will keep talking about the need _ that europeans will keep talking about the need for— that europeans will keep talking about the need for some - that europeans will keep talking about the need for some kind i that europeans will keep talking about the need for some kind of security— about the need for some kind of security guarantee. _ about the need for some kind of. security guarantee. - americans security guarantee. the americans will resist — security guarantee. the americans will resist - that. _ will resist offering that. the critical _ will resist offering that. the. critical_ is will resist offering that. the - critical_ is what critical thing to understand is what is driving _ critical thing to understand is what is driving the — critical thing to understand is what is driving the trump _ critical thing to understand is what| is driving the trump administration whoi have — is driving the trump administration whoi have spoken— is driving the trump administration whol have spoken to _ is driving the trump administration whol have spoken to a _ is driving the trump administration whol have spoken to a lot - is driving the trump administration whol have spoken to a lot over - is driving the trump administrationi whol have spoken to a lot over the who i have spoken to a lot over the years _ who i have spoken to a lot over the years is— who i have spoken to a lot over the years is essentially _ who i have spoken to a lot over the years is essentially a _ who i have spoken to a lot over the years is essentially a belief- who i have spoken to a lot over the years is essentially a belief in - years is essentially a belief in what — years is essentially a belief in what sociologists _ years is essentially a belief in what sociologists would - years is essentially a belief in what sociologists would call. what sociologists would call hegemonic— what sociologists would call hegemonic power. - what sociologists would call hegemonic power. more - what sociologists would call- hegemonic power. more commonly what sociologists would call— hegemonic power. more commonly known mi-ht is ri-ht. they believe that we a re we are fiow zevevzee “j!!! 55:51:44 5: £5.15: elegafggekgzljfléii— we a re now in zevevzee “j!!! 55:51:44 5: £5.15: elegafggekgzljfléii— we are now in a world fundamentally, we are now in a world where _ fundamentally, we are now in a world where if— fundamentally, we are now in a world where if you _ fundamentally, we are now in a world where if you like _ fundamentally, we are now in a world where if you like the _ fundamentally, we are now in a world where if you like the bullies _ where if you like the bullies can call the — where if you like the bullies can call the shots. _ where if you like the bullies can call the shots. and _ where if you like the bullies can call the shots. and l that - call the shots. and in that world, they— call the shots. and in that world, theviunrbled _ call the shots. and in that world, theyjumbled together— call the shots. and in that world, - theyjumbled together economic and the, j"""37'7e'1 f'fiétheféfeef'fi'rf'fii 177717 7 7 and tech and security and tech and trade policy all. one package _ security and tech and trade policy all. one package. and - security and tech and trade policy all. one package. and that. security and tech and trade policy all. one package. and that isi all into one package. and that is are all into one package. and that is _ are doing _ all into one package. and that is _ are doing with - all into one package. and that is| _ are doing with ukraine what they are doing with ukraine like _ else _ what they are doing with ukraine like else. ., like everything else. humza yousaf, do ou like everything else. humza yousaf, do you believe _ like everything else. humza yousaf, do you believe president _ like everything else. humza yousaf, do you believe president trump - do you believe president trump is sincere when he says he doesn't want more people to die? it is sincere when he says he doesn't want - more people to die? any more people to die? it is hard for me to look _ any more people to die? it is hard for me to look into _ any more people to die? it is hard for me to look into the _ any more people to die? it is hard for me to look into the heart - any more people to die? it is hard for me to look into the heart of. 77— whether he donald trump and tell you whether he is sincere _ donald trump and tell you whether he is sincere in— donald trump and tell you whether he is sincere in that �* not. he donald trump and tell you whether he is sincere in that �*not. he keeps he is a -eacemaker and he claiming he is a peacemakerand he keeps— claiming he is a peacemakerand he keeps which i believe cyst
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keeps claiming which i believe cyst -- which _ keeps claiming which i believe cyst -- which i — keeps claiming which i believe cyst —— which i believe it's he —— which i believe it's true he loves — —— which i believe it's true he loves the _ —— which i believe it's true he loves the deal. the question is at what cost and what does he believe i - about? — what cost and what does he believe i - about? i— what cost and what does he believe i about? i don't he cares european security - saying there is a giant. he keeps saying theceisuaugiant - m— keeps saying there is a giant ocean between us and keeps saying there is a giant ocean between us and the and bi; and be the my. a cohtiheht russians and by the way, a continent called _ russians and by the way, a continent called europe. sol russians and by the way, a continent called europe. so i don't think he about european cares about european security. and - m— cares about european security. and - should be cares about european security. and should be the wake—up call as that should be the wake—up call as gillian has — that should be the wake—up call as gillian has said. so eloquently a monrent— gillian has said. so eloquently a moment ago. that should be the wake-up— moment ago. that should be the wake—up call i think the wake—up,c,a,ll i think the united um wake—up,c,a,ll i think the united m wake—up,c,a,ll i think the united and the prime minister that kingdom and the prime minister that we have _ kingdom and the prime minister that we have to _ kingdom and the prime minister that we have to realign our security and defence _ we have to realign our security and defence policy much closer to - given _ defence policy much closer to given that the united states is diverging. fascinating to new is diver-— un vote noyy is diverging. fascinating to see un vote gillian [10yi[ is diverging. fascinating to see un vote gillian talked of [10[lg is diverging. fascinating to see un vote gillian talked of the 25-7”. 7 ,,,77 ....7,.77u.7 7-7 7777777777777 7777of7he new t—777777777 t—77777777 end of the new world order. i would say it is— end of the new world order. i would say it is a _ end of the new world order. i would say it is a new world disorder we are seeing — say it is a new world disorder we are seeing playing out front of are seeing playing out in front of us, whether united states without are seeing playing out in front of us, qualms�* united states without are seeing playing out in front of us, qualms it nited states without are seeing playing out in front of us, qualms it seems tates without are seeing playing out in front of us, qualms it seems will 5 without are seeing playing out in front of us, qualms it seems will aligniout itself with russia, belarus, hungary, north korea and israel which _ hungary, north korea and israel which is — hungary, north korea and israel which is currently headed by a man wanted _ which is currently headed by a man wanted by— which is currently headed by a man
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"m? if”“ - it is reallyfi keiri thin,k,it,is realli-ortant ke' hem lhlrtigit is reallg imgorta nt keir w— thin,k,it,is really important keir begins to demonstrate both starmer begins to demonstrate both with words action a realignment with words and action a realignment - european with words and action a realignment european and towards european security and defence — towards european security and defence. he towards european security and defence. ., , ., ~ towards european security and defence. . , ., ,, ., towards european security and defence. ., ,, ., , ., defence. he has talked about being a bride defence. he has talked about being a bridge between _ defence. he has talked about being a bridge between the us _ defence. he has talked about being a bridge between the us and _ defence. he has talked about being a bridge between the us and europe. l defence. he has talked about being a i bridge between the us and europe. if there is any silver lining around there is: any sileer ”wasteland - fi there is: any sileer ”mower - horrific cloud there is: any silyer ”mower - horrific cloud that i there is: any silyer ”mower - horrific cloud that has i - horrific cloud that has emerged —§ -e§ +—=— ’ 7——; 7 éthe last week and there are ? éthe last week and there are no; in the last week and there are not many, _ in the last week and there are not many, the — in the last week and there are not many. the site _ in the last week and there are not many, the site of— in the last week and there are not many, the site of- trump. many, the site of donald trump are essentially— many, the site of donald trump are essentially accusing _ many, the site of donald trump are essentially accusing zelensky- many, the site of donald trump are essentially accusing zelensky of- essentially accusing zelensky of a essentially accusing zelensky of - a dictator— essentially accusing zelensky of - a dictator and _ essentially accusing zelensky of - a dictator and equating i essentially accusing zelensky of. - a dictator and equating him being a dictator and equating him with putin — being a dictator and equating him with putin and _ being a dictator and equating him with putin and suggesting - being a dictator and equating him with putin and suggesting he - being a dictator and equating him with putin and suggesting he is. mm ort into den the ort in to den the fact blocs ~ o ' invaded ukraine and that russia invaded ukraine and has unleashed _ that russia invaded ukraine and has unleashed horizontal— that russia invaded ukraine and has unleashed horizontal country, - that russia invaded ukraine and has unleashed horizontal country, but . unleashed horizontal country, but the one _ unleashed horizontal country, but the one silver— unleashed horizontal country, but the one silver lining _ unleashed horizontal country, but the one silver lining in _ unleashed horizontal country, but the one silver lining in i of - unleashed horizontal country, but the one silver lining in i of this i = -= is that it is forcin- wa ke _=:e =ze wake up. and the e wake up. and the uk 5 i wake up. and the uk as i 2 wake up. and the uk as we and =-= reality is we are --oin 2 reality is we are going to ; the reality is we are going to have take the reality is we are going to have i take a — the reality is we are going to have i take a lot— the reality is we are going to have i take a lot more _ the reality is we are going to have i take a lot more responsibility. to take a lot more responsibility for our— to take a lot more responsibility for our- going _ to take a lot more responsibility for our- going forward. i for our defence going forward. really— for our defence going forward. reallv get— for our defence going forward. really get serious _ for our defence going forward. really get serious about - for our defence going forward. really get serious about not i for our defence going forward. l really get serious about not just funding — really get serious about not just funding the _ really get serious about not just funding the defence _ really get serious about not just funding the defence and - really get serious about not justl funding the defence and military, looking _ funding the defence and military, looking at— funding the defence and military, looking at - of _ funding the defence and military, looking at - of things i funding the defence and military, looking at - of things we | looking atwhat—kind of things we - w— looking atwhat—kind of things we i spending money— looking atwhat—kind of things we i spending money on, - looking atwhat—kind of things . i spending money on, it is tanks,
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tanks. drones. the uk old—fashioned tanks, drones. the uk could _ old—fashioned tanks, drones. the uk could actually— old—fashioned tanks, drones. the uk could actually have _ old—fashioned tanks, drones. the uk could actually have i really _ rmrldactuauy—hamemaflse _ [m7— rmrldactuauy—hamemaflse _ m- _ place in the military z: _—7 2 development ri-ht 7 7 development ri-ht nw industrial development right now because — industrial development right now because it — industrial development right now because it has _ industrial development right now because it has a _ industrial development right now because it has a lot of— because it has a lot of fantastic drone — because it has a lot of fantastic drone technology, _ because it has a lot of fantastic drone technology, it _ because it has a lot of fantastic drone technology, it i a i because it has a lot of fantastic drone technology, it i a real| drone technology, it has a real strength in— drone technology, it has a real strength in - in - drone technology, it has a realj strength in- in terms of strength in military in terms of europe — strength in military in terms of europe it _ strength in military in terms of europe. it has— strength in military in terms of europe. it has _ an i europe. it has potentially an entrepreneurial— europe. it has potentially an entrepreneurial culture, i europe. it has potentially ani entrepreneurial culture, a lot of universities _ entrepreneurial culture, a lot of universities like _ and - and london and f _ and london and othersi _ and london and others that oxford and london and others that could _ oxford and london and others that could i in terms _ oxford and london and others that could i in terms of _ oxford and london and others that could i in terms of pushing i could help in terms of pushing up forward — could help in terms of pushing up forward it— could help in terms of pushing up forward. it really— could help in terms of pushing up forward. it really is— could help in terms of pushing up forward. it really is| huge - could help in terms of pushing up. forward. it really is| huge wake—up ; -:7 ; _77 ; 7—7 7 thawe have disease 7 % thatvve have disease urgently? right now. glasgow university is fabulous . well! _ right now. glasgow university is fabulous . well! without i right now. glasgow university is fabulous . well! without any i right now. glasgow university is i fabulous . well! without any bias! fabulous as well! without any bias! i fabulous as well! without any bias! i don't _ fabulous as well! without any bias! i don't disagree with that, but we i don't disagree with that, -.. say i don't disagree with that; buewe -m i don't disagree with that, but—we should say that comes at a cost. even if— should say that comes at a cost. even if you are to increase defence spending _ even if you are to increase defence spending by 1% or half a percent. you are _ spending by 1% or half a percent. you are talking tens of billions of i have -iifl i have in downin- pounds. i have been in downing street— pounds. i have been in downing street seen the extravagance, street and seen the extravagance, but e20 _ street and seen the extravagance, but £20 billion is not behind that over and that e“, will have to come fon1 fom health education .: 2:77 z :_77 and education and transport and justice _ and education and transport and justice i a — and education and transport and justice a time when the prime justice at a time when the f '.e tells justice at a time whenthe—pr'rme -m_ justice at a time whenthe—pr'rme - tells us he
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justice at a time when the prime tells us he has set plan alon-side the ? chancellor to turn our economy around — chancellor to turn our economy around _ for- chancellor to turn our economy around. for sure around. a silver lining for sure around — around. a silver lining for sure around the _ around. a silver lining for sure around the wake—up call, but at a cost. difficult huge cost; 2 i difficult conversations to i huge cost: :—= i difficult conversations to come very difficult conversations to come as we head towards the spending review. ijust want as we head towards the spending review. i just want to show people this clip. this was macron this clip. this was president macron correcting president trump the given give n7to given7to ukraine in the last aid given to ukraine in the last three years. just so you understand, europe is loaning the money to ukraine. no, in fact, to be frank, we paid. loans, guarantees, grants, and we provided real money, to be clear. can you imagine sir keir starmer doing that in a joint press conference with president trump on thursday? ithinklwouldetrugg - . . . .. . see starmer thursday? ithinklwouldetruge7 - . . . .. . see starmer doinu i] to see keir starmer doing that. i think— to see keir starmer doing that. i think. the _ to see keir starmer doing that. i think the way he should look at think by the way he should lookat -m_ think by the way he should look at performance if we can
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macron's performance if we can call % see _ macron's performance if we can call it that see that was it that and see that macron was forceful, — it that and see that macron was forceful, robust and then when he [el-i iii-he] [el-”- had to be and clearly had a good a had to be and clearly had a good _ a good - had to be and clearly had a good a good rapport with — 777 president trump. 7 president trump. i 7 president trump. i wat the president trump. i want keir starnrer— the president trump. i want keir starmer believe it or not, i absolutely want starmer to in his meetin- thursdav -=—=7 all the political 7 i all the political differences - i all the political differences i- for all the political differences i with for all the political differences i - with sir— for all the political differences i with sir keir starmer and they have with sir keir starmer and they are - and _ have with sir keir starmer and they are and this is far have with sir keir starmer and they are �*than [1d this is far have with sir keir starmer and they are �*than those this is far have with sir keir starmer and they are �*than those politicalthis is far 17—— z7 27 we need keir starmer to differences. we need keir starmer to - in this — differences. we need keir starmer to in this conversation with = trump. so he should é trump. so he should be president trump. so he should be firm, _ president trump. so he should be firm, robust. nobody is expecting _ grant _ firm, robust. nobody is expecting _ grant love _ that “ff-“ant tceee~—. ——— .-- fl... . ...- we that “ah’ant tceeeca. ,, .-- --. ~ . ...- we are that “ah’ant teasers. ——— .-- ——— ~ . ~—— we are all that “ah’ant tceeeca. ,, .-- --. ~ . ...- we are all tired that “ah’ant teasers. ——— .-- ——— ~ . ...- we are all tired of that “ah’ant tceeeca. .-- --. ~ . ...- we are all tired of that moment. we are all tired of that hollywood but we do need hollywood affection. but we do need him hollywood affection. but we do need hint to be _ hollywood affection. but we do need him to be robust. correcting donald trunrp _ him to be robust. correcting donald trunrp in _ him to be robust. correcting donald trump in any of the inaccuracies him to be robust. correcting donald trump in repeat 1e inaccuracies him to be robust. correcting donald trump in repeat them ccuracies him to be robust. correcting donald trump in repeat them such cies him to be robust. correcting donald trump in repeat them such as; should he repeat them such as zelensky— should he repeat them such as zelensky being a dictator and so on and also making sure he is very clear— and also making sure he is very clear about _ and also making sure he is very clear about the need for a security guarantee. how important is this visit of a uk _ guarantee. how important is this visit of a uk prime _ guarantee. how important is this visit of a uk prime minister i guarantee. how important is this visit of a uk prime minister to i guarantee. how important is this| visit of a uk prime minister to us president at this
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they are investing more in our defence. who has suggested that european governments could have to establish defence capabilities completely independent of the united states. for their own security, and this has been the message for the us to stay committed to nato, because the main complaint from european allies, but also to ensure that we just
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comes to europe's security? and questions are being asked, and i understand why they are being asked, but i think instead of speculating to reduce risks, regardless of what we believe as well as knowing president trump well, you know president zelensky well too. i will be careful giving him any advice, but i will say that i am
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yes, there have not been any elections in ukraine since the full—scale invasion, but that's in a way a parallel because during war, it's hard to have elections. at the un general assembly in new york, the us has voted with russia, belarus and north korea today against a resolution condemning russia's aggression in ukraine. how significant do you think that is? or splits between nato allies and the united states, europe and the united states,
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but also canada, but again, consider what can we do. mr stoltenberg, thanks very much for talking to newsnight. nick, talk us through what happened at the un. so, it has been a very busy day at the un. in the last hour or so, the united nations security council the un. in the last hour or so, the united a ations security council the un. in the last hour or so, the united a us ns security council the un. in the last hour or so, the united a us ns security calling l the un. in the last hour or so, the united a us ns security calling for a passed a us resolution calling for a swift end to the war. that was swift end tb the war. that was by swift end te the war. thet was by china. supported by russia and china. france and the uk abstained, and the y why is that didn't reason why is that resolution didn't have the of language you reason why is that resolution didn't have the of lan
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