the me see docs november 9th the this is the w news live from the land. donald trump wins the us presidency for a full year absence. he said to return to the white house. i want to thank the american people for the extraordinary con, or things like 4740 and europe. sleet is including gemini, chancellor, line up to congratulate trump saying they're ready to work with him. but what about you crying inquiries about a trip? the

this anatomy. how it welcome form a us president and republican candidate donald trump has won the us presidential election. the associated press called trump's victory after he edged past combat harris in the key battleground state of wisconsin. putting in past the threshold of $270.00 electoral bucks a month before that trumpet dress support is in florida, promising a new golden age for mary the gold on the country to get not and said he would put american fist. also, trump also hailed the republican party success in the senate were gained a majority for well and not jubilant. trump support has talked to the streets to celebrate this. listen in the past on peace victories. nothing will stop me from keeping my word to me, but we will make america save strong prospers power home and 3 again that i may ask you to every citizen, all across the land, to join me in this snowball enrages endeavor. that's what it is. it's time to put

the divisions of the past 4 years behind us. it's time to unite and we're going to try. we're going to try, we have to try and it's going to happen. successful. bring us together. i've seen that. i've seen that i saw that in the 1st or when we became more and more successful people started coming together, success is going to bring us together and we're going to start by all putting america 1st. we have to put our country 1st for at least a period of time. we have to fix the guys together. we can certainly make america great again for all americans. so i want to just tell you what a great honor this is. i want to thank you, i will not let you down. america's future will be bigger, better ball the richer, safer and stronger that it has ever been before. god bless you and god bless

america. thank the the and on that trend, but now it's time to bring in the deputies. i it for him in a washington. i a good to talk to you and you took us with you through a campaign for the ages. i wonder what's the biggest take away now that we have the result to think how wrong a lot of the holes seems to seem to have been. it was sort of conventional wisdom in the weeks and days leading up to the election that it was going to be neck and

neck, that it was going to be very slim margins. but by all accounts, we're seeing donald trump slated to win the popular vote and certainly to win the most votes. he's a, you know, by all accounts now above the threshold for electoral votes, swing states that com, la harris and needed to win to win the presidency. a have all but one been called a for a donald trump and even that one state that hasn't been called for donald trump to michigan is by all projections on its way to a to donald trump officially. and so just how not close it. it was, i think is a, is a major take away from all of this. i have the economy was a top issue full drugs as i spoke loudly and clearly, but trump talked a lot about him self about regular migration. what do you expect him to actually do

now, but he has the range again to do something about it's difficult to predict exactly what donald trump is going to do. she is known for making unpredictable moves and sometimes making promises and then turning around and doing something completely different. but i think his border, you know, his project of building the wall, which was stopped by a bite and of the current president joe biden. as soon as he took the office, it might be expected that that might resume and he did address. it was one of the few issues, but he addressed out his victory speech of the campaign to watch party in florida, worries as riots as rampage through the us. capital still divides the america and sits at the hearts of a federal case against trump,

who stands the keys to be legally trying to over through the 2020 election results . when a full criminal case is still hanging at the americas, new president selects as he heads back into the white house, particularly to federal cases. the idea would be that he would immediately and he's announced that he would take action immediately upon being returned to the office of the president to in january 2025 dismissed the special prosecutor particularly mid january 6 case. so jack smith basically make these cases nolan, boys make them go away. trump has threatened to use the military against his political opponents. those he calls the enemy within the claims you'll be, i think tell you to only on day one of his 2nd presidency, dismissing allegations from critics that he'll be in o 4, it's area. and american lead to say is that he's hitler. and then they say he's a nazi about it, that i'm the opposite of

a nazi. i don't know on the phone front, he's bound to build a lasting peace in the middle east describing himself as israel is protector. and does even boasted of being able to end the war in ukraine in 24 hours. we have a very good relationship. and i also have a very good relationship as you know, with president. and i think we went to get it resolved right quickly. while back in time, he's repeatedly told his supporters that he'll bring down prices and oversee a new economic boom in america, slashing taxes and the energy costs and slapping huge tariff some for an impulse. we will rapidly defeat inflation and we will very simply make america affordable again, we're going to make it and when it comes to the southern border with mexico and the

issue of immigration, he's pledge to finish his will and do this immediately upon taking the oath of office i will launch the largest the port station program in the and then there's some unfinished business which from, from his last term in office, something known as schedule that what donald trump administration and it's 2nd incarnation would like to do, is to really change into the depths of almost all american administrative organizations, the functionality of it's the functionality of american bureaucratic expertise and just filled out with id love. why? because of the 1st trump administration, he felt, and his advisors failed, that a number of the policy initiatives and decisions he took work executed with the speed and acuity that he would have wanted. and that brings us to project 2025900

page manifesto from the us conservative think tank. the heritage foundation headline by itself is some of whom used to work for trump as a blueprint for the next republican president. it's been described by critics as a threat to democracy. and donald trump and his campaign had repeatedly tried to distance themselves from it. i don't know what the hell it is. it's project toward the 5 fusion involved in project. and then the read some of the things that are in by me this or is like shape. but i don't know anything about it. but despite the denials, there appears to be overlap between trump official plans and the radical policy wish list in its proposals for mass deportations. and the o behold of the justice departments as well as the role back of l. g, b, t. 2 rights and climate legislation. the democrats claim trump will implement the ultra conservative plan is presidents will find out if he does of the he's sworn in

. come january to a gentleman, chance of the old i felt has congratulated trump on his victory is some of what he had to say. certainly many things will be different on the government, doc. net by donald trump. you always made that clear our messages all clear. firstly, let's gemini, will remain a reliable trans of that and pick, popping up by talk. we know about the contribution we make to this path to shop and will continue to make the will. this also applies to the threats. russia represents, according to the view of old nate to have lies for security in lease on your most atlantic space was discussed. and secondly, the european must done together closely until act this way. as the german chancellor worked to watch the call today, i had an exchange with the president chrome tomorrow we will meet the of the heads of state and government. so in the future, we will closely align ourselves there and continue with that and then weeks to come

by let spring and rhetoric, he's a veteran, he's a member of the german problem. it's foreign policy committee and a defense policy expert, a warm welcome to you. it looks like a formal use of donald trump in the white house and likely list support for nice. oh, i wonder what was your 1st reaction to the news when he worked this morning? well, i photo do the whole night, mr. howard, and i'm not surprised. i have expected to, since my last visit to the states in the early summer. so from being was very to the trumpet when and that this also will have some consequences for us. so you say you're, you're not surprised. you've said in the past the gemini, in europe, i feel equipped to listen to dependence on the us when it comes to security masses . given that they've had a long time to formulate a reaction to this day. i wonder if you can tell me where do you think they are fully show. but 1st of all,

germany has missed the charms to organize burden shifting from the us to europe and to show the americans that we are reliable part not also in future challenges in economic innovations, especially in military, but sharing for common security culture. second, we have not achieved to make clear that's ukraine and support of ukraine as well. you also for the united states regarding the military capabilities, their knowledge, and also their resources. also the mental resources against this russian pro vocation and russian of the illegal war. and this is that we just have to organize more european endeavor to achieve the minimum military requirements for mitchell. this is a mrs. johns for germany. we have lost sights and but this already is the week. so we have to renew again. so in regard to that missed shots with that in mind,

germany has been vocally unequivocal in that support the training today, the government in berlin said it reminds committed to close ties with the us. trump, though it's called us support for you trying a massive waste of money, and we know a cut back is coming the, there's a conflict clearly between those 2 positions who was going to carry more white is someone going to carry more white as well as your pest to it's a war on european so a lot of the the base quarter in europe is on the tech millions of ukrainians. think to leave the country, consider that to even become refugees because they don't want to live under a really hard book. rational to a patient and what we need to do is that the americans get more, lee, wait for the in west, in the, in the pacific. and i see that germany on the pond us, i'm will rely, but it wasn't miss chance. the last visit of our transfer to washington in february of this year when he said,

if the americans don't step in new york is com. this was a very bad message to a porton because he sees without the americans europe. he can isolate even more and destroyed ukraine. so what, what has been much more appropriate to organize a coming visit of european heads of states and governments to the united states and to organize a flexible response and a very necessary, very necessary uh signal that the transatlantic partnership is not the one way roads that u. s. is supporting us. we also need to protect and safeguard the united states and their way to protect and a tool to also to push through the will to strengthen the we're based international order, the supply chains and the end of the pacific to contain china and to some court south korea, taiwan, indonesia, until it gets, for example, japan, one more before we go,

do you think you rise to speak to all the russian occupation if you try and do you think this result, my force you're up to break and see that it's position that all occupied the training and territory such as the don't best must be returned to keith to this this europe is feeling them the whole idea of europe as a region of peace, freedom and stuff. the says determination will say it. and if this is the case, the united states would it be, we could. so it's the all of europe. our truck is very loud. and we, we need to use the next months to reorganize european security in under the umbrella of nuclear protection of the united states. and also to show our citizens, but peace and freedom, half of price. and one part of the price is a more sustainable support for ukraine. member of the general problem as far as

committee rhetoric, she's a better. thank you so much for your time. thank you. well, more your opinion, late as a banking director, liking donald trump hungry is 5 right. prime minister victor old bought a close ally road, the biggest come back in us political history. congratulations to president donald trump on his enormous when a much needed victory for the whooped. is french president my mama cons, congratulations, president donald trump ready to work together as we were able to do for, for he is with your convictions and with mind, with respect and ambition for more peace and prosperity added to that offer as john to let down the hema, congratulations to donald trump on the election victory. united states is an important strategic partner for australia. we look forward to further expanding and strengthening transatlantic relations to successfully address global challenges. to give that a small reaction from europe,

we can cross over to the european parliament in brussels and speak to isabella. devin, she's a member falling in for the greens. she is also a member of the delegation of the european union to the united states. glad to have you with us. i wonder if we can start with your reaction to trump's when uh, well, uh, this is of course the democratic election on the e u. m. the us needs to corporate and, and continue with the very, very important issues that we, we have at home now. but i'm also worried because i was administered in sweden when the donor from when the last time. and i remember very clearly what happened immediately at the global stage when the us really a button that it's the, the shape on assignment is totally. and also that the, the, the rights of women and the world of that the right space was order was also

questions during that time agenda. 2030 in the you and institutions. so this is a moment where the you needs to step up very, very much and take leadership. trump has already threatened me to the you with terrorists and broad, secure. he cooperation. very much into question. what could of mean for your a 2nd coming of donald trump? yes, i mean, this is a really something that we are very worried about that targeted and all these types of trade measures will come for the global economy and not least the situation here in europe. but we, we have to adapt to the situation and i think that you must make sure that we are so sufficient on many areas, but also we live in the climate crisis. so this,

we can't forget about an if the us now leaves the purchase agreement and maybe even the u. n. a climate convention. we have a very, very challenging situation globally where we need to take the leadership and make sure that the industry and a research innovation, everything that is now under way to make the transition to a philosophy fee economy. uh that that doesn't uh, stuff now. and this is something that worries me, i lost because it's also connected to, to the economy, to the competitiveness of european businesses. and if the us totally ignores the purchase agreement and it's businesses don't that up to that we will have even more as strange when it comes to trade between the us and the you. because we also have our so called carbon adjustment

border adjustments, carbon taxes that will also affect um, our trade, isabella, devon. thank you so much for your time. you need friends? president ballade of mister lensky was quick to post his congratulations on x. right. i appreciate president trump's commitment to the peace through strength approaching global affairs. this is exactly the principle that can practically bring just pace in a crime closer. i'm hopeful that we will put it into action together. we look forward to an era of a strong united states of america under president trump's decisive leadership. rely on continued strong bipartisan support for you train in the united states. the w. me, connelly has more on the reaction from keith a look. he tried to speak, the language of trump has spent spoke about in that treat of american strength. he

talked about going to mutually beneficial economic ties. he also hinted that ukraine could contribute to european security, that kind of implication that being that the us could do less if you crane fills that gap, i think on you've seen williams the landscape desperately trying to improve the vibes to kind of move music between himself his ministration and the trump kemp. this is the relationship that has significant package. you remember a 20195 years ago. that meeting between zalinski and trump of the sidelines of the u. n. where soleski basically didn't look like he didn't know what did hit him with the whole impeachment story. as we now know, trump pointing investigations launched the gates, jo button, son because of his business dealings in ukraine. and you know that the tenants trump supposed to peach them it. so there's a lot to overcome that in terms of kind of bad heavy baggage and kind of bad misunderstandings between those 2 camps. and so it was really important for the lensky to get a meeting with trump when he was in the us just in september. that meeting was not

confirmed till the last moment, but you're ready. so let's get desperate to kind of shake that hand, looking very, very uneasy when he was standing next to trump and trump said, yes, i have great relations with the grain with the landscape. but i also have great relations to most go to, to put in and you. so then, so let's get off that kind of sheepishly, trying to interrupt this, trump and say, well, i hope you have better relations with us than you do with them. i was need conley kingsley. okay. when now joined by or less duncan, who is a building director and senior advisor at the alliance of democracies foundation. and welcome to you. it's officially no trouble now returned to the white house. is the president elect a threat to your opinion security as you see it? that's a tough question. you know why? but on the other hand, so definitely he's the, the big a challenge. them is comalla harris would have been elected specifically because from used to be very impulse of any ready. so therefore this, of course,

that was contingencies, plans prepared for his reelections, but the question is, no one really knows what will happen. so it could be that she's picking up and topics then what was prepared for. so in this regard, and what we know for sure is that of course, your parents can rely less uh, to a lesser extent of the us security guarantees and defense spending, which is a big burden because most of the european countries are not in this situation domestically where money is available for further and more so extensive defense spending. yeah. on the topic of defense spending building and chancellor all that shots have been talking about german military recruitment for the past 2 and a half years. trump very much the catalyst to that critics. i know the enough has happened during that time. how prepared is billy for another trump presidency? yes, that's true. so he claimed, or she did. he announced the site when the 2 years ago. but taking stock,

we have to admit that maybe not enough have been done doing this to yours to prepare for the situation. we're now in the del, in, on a very different track is also at the moment, very much observed by domestic considerations. if the ruling coalition will continue, so that's also something which we might learn during the day that there will be a decision actually we will have snapped elections. that's a very bad situation. of course. um and so the, the, the cabinet of the government under or shows i would say, is not really well prepared to deal with donald trump in europe with st. arrives of the 5 right across europe. in the past. do you, do you think another trump presidency could be the catalyst or change the state of democracy in your so that's definitely something sort. of

course, on the one hand, one reading of trans victory is that this will bring the europeans back together. so because now pressure is on add to corporate in a more substantial and meaningful way. on the other hand, as you pointed out. so we already have people from, it's called the same cam, ideologically speaking, as from in various different capital settings. so we have a by chance, uh, hold on victor all burn the prime minister of hungary heading the presidency of the you at the moment. um we have uh with bologna uh, another um, actually trans atlantic a right wing. neither of a government, on the other hand, she's very supportive of ukraine, so therefore, it's a, i think it will boost, right. great populist and extreme is in europe because they see themselves actually proof by terms of victory on

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