we 0 and usually the truth anymore, the best actually when you were sleeping and unavailable to me, and there's no end in sight to the war, was between washington and t as now trumpet doubles down on his criticism of the landscape, accusing him of insulting a told us a pistol, while he also thinks the landscape that dictates us and european need us all watching overtime to show the support. so that mind into the british prime minister, i'm one of his breed, assess, is in the 5th. so fine with that, i'm not holding a lunch on the g 24 minutes to something that takes place on the african continent

for the 1st time by wasting no time most goes to diploma conducts. pulling up, we'll talk with his chinese count the 6 pm. hey, and we'll start on 6 me company, this house we run through this past days, tops or starting us off. the rift between washington and camp is grubbing by the day. donald trump is now slammed, zaleski has been quote, sleepy, and unavailable to meet a top us official. the american treasury secretary was visiting. he has to push for a deal that would, seeing you crated honda is the right of minerals in compensation. and the white house says for the billions of dollars in aid, the u. s. has sent its way. the $23.00 is being paid back. the money that they put out

for their own our money back. and we told them to do it for less. and it actually went there and there was a search and unavailable domain and we travel many hours on the train, which states which forget about the secretariat documents. i came back in, they would send the document the pay back registration . well, hold on the hills, have tons, criticism a number of european politicians sprang to zillow and schemes. defense. foster line

was far as don't say you claim that actually trump himself wasn't a whole lot different from his new nemesis. the car in new k p. m. also chimed in, assisting the counseling. elections is no bad thing. in fact, britain did it during world war 2. well, joining me now, i'm very pleased to say that we've got george galloway, full of purchase department lumber and food costa. george is always good to hear your voice rational, so concise, so informed. i'm fast off. i have to ask you about from, he's really going for he is just wrote and said lensky onto the boss at least sadly . what do you make of it on what a show? well, i think that zalinski is bound for that as a way in washington. full of, uh, discard the uh, what should i say? uh, i don't want to be rude at this time of the day. discount did prophylactics,

and discard the former puppet. so the united states, it's a grim future, which of the relations of the dealer rating, not by the de sauce gab, up by the hour, every hour and i'm following it very closely. one, all the other part of the trumpet administration, or trump even himself, the vice president, j. d bobs. the war of words is heating up and you can really have a war of words with someone who pays for you. who keeps you on whom you are completely dependent, but that's what the landscape is doing. it's a kind of death which i know they have stumbled upon a story that was of great importance to me for some years, which was the mother in you come in in prison. of one of our correspondents gonzalieras, an american journalist. not both the president and he alone must, are fighting on all cylinders on the so they actually know our building our case

against us. the legs gave indeed be well advised to jump ship by and make for tell of the judge. i presume his destination of choice as quickly as possible because apart from anything else, one of his own circle are found to do him and show that they can rescue some of the formerly very close relationships between the united states and kia. and as you said, the british yapping dog not quite sure why. well, maybe a car d uh is the largest voice in the landscape is uh uh, fe bought, but uh, i suspect will be the last as well. there's no need to insult cool jews. they happen to be one of my favorite types of animals, george. but what i will say, you know, you say, i've always seen you like her majesty i must um,

towards this is not about us. this is serious by talking about rescuing relations between the us and to us. i mean, we know that in recent times we've had so much from donald trump. we had had it also from mike what? well, it's talking about those rad minerals time, the relationship be rescued without ukraine having to give that up as well, which you, grace, i mean, what your game will be left at the end of all of this as i understand it. uh the key i've was talking up, they are rare of mineral resources perhaps exponentially. so, but it's a fair bet that most of them know are located under the feet of the people all know voters. yeah. and we don't know where, and i'll go to see i will end by the end of this conflict. so you know, black drunk guns and even donald trump can whistle for those resources if they

imagine uncomfortable. but it's very clear what donald trump says is true. everything he said is true, he was a moderately successful comedian who played the piano with his appendix. he has wasted on lost or stolen hundreds of billions of the united states dollar tax fair dollars. and he was given the loans and loans have to be repaid. so it's a very bleak outlook, i must say, for these events get regime on every level, including the level of personal security i want to know getting take on whether you, kate, if it goes into one of this, i mean kids salma. he says he's ready to put bridges, boots on the ground in ukraine as part of some kind of peacekeeping mission. but i mean, the question is, is how many brits possible are you willing to step up and potentially fight russia?

i mean, come the u. k. even rusted off and he sold his well, not without great difficulty. i mean that would be fully one of the britain's anti fighting strength. we have $87000.00 soldiers, only half of whom can conceivably be described as frontline troops. and all of that have uh, the uh, $41.00 quarter, 25 percent available for duty for one reason or another any one time. so we're talking about one start of britain's entire parking force being sent on. i'll rerun the charge of the light brigade. i'll re run all the try me in more writing into the guns into the valley of death. that's what it would be, because the russians have already made clear that no natal sold drugs have of, they are smart, will be allowed to enter the wars or so unless the

idea is to have our soul just kills, god forbid. so as to provide some kind of trip while for a wider conflict and the wider involvement, i cannot see that this idea gets past bar space. you know, that rondo duke of york has 10000 men, and he march them up to the hill top of the hill any march them down again. and that might be what stop our is do it. but one way or another, if we say $10000.00 soldiers into the mall of the ukraine walk, they will be subject to attack and given the power of the auto shang miss out, for example, they could all be destroyed in a single stripe, not on one if i was not a picture if i did not care about the lives of our soldiers,

i'd say bring it on, but i am a patriot and i do care. and so i very much hope that the style my resume will abandon this idea even watch saskia. generals are starting to see because we have so few soldiers will have to come young working class men to go and fill these shoes. these books on the ground. and i have promised the leader of the workers party and the note to natal movement in prison. we will write any constriction class, just like we read the poll tax in the 19 eighties and brought down margaret thought john, i was one of the leaders of the movement. we will bring star mcdonough and rec area to do conscript are young man and even well, you know what full. so for me, as i, i called, it's an old thing because the us and then you can always boast about the special

relationship, but we never seem to say any fruit. so this special relationship especially push breaks it, but on the issue of the will, well, that's clearly a gulf. i mean, so what installed was thinking while the brits upping the onto what every thing on the opposite side of the problem points to things winding down as well as a grand canyon the exist not between london and washington and i spent my whole life trying to bring the boat, but as it turned out, it's washington. that's right. long done. that's wrong. how's that for a cross dressing? how is that for iron? it's the engine patriot that the british have fall. the russians goes back to the middle of the 19th century. nothing to do with with communism and nothing to do with food to it goes back to the imperial rivalry between britain and russia in the early and mid 19th century. so that's the only way it can

be explained. and you know, the, the british stance is not completely incompatible with any special relationship or the ad on the is that all died on valentine's date. the 14th of february, when j. d vance made that famous speech, the munich secured a conference, a provoking the chairman of the conference to burst into tears. what a war leader he be. as you know, i also want to do it as a, a personal adam, but when it comes to hostility towards trump and attempt to just put the spokes in his wheels at any cost. yes, it is. and i'd love to be a fly on the wall when large beach, armando she and starkey or summer square and do donald trump's office in the next few days about tip the secure to let them in. but the reality is that the british,

i'm not going to move donald trump and therefore we'll have to decide whether to be or get off the boat. because uh, if you want to go have a war, not just would love to me and put a book with donald trump at the same time. i mean, i've had the awards on 2 fronts, but that's up particularly for a long one with a country that has only 87007 soldiers who i also want to talk to about, i mean the elections, it's clear now coming folks from the us and from russia, the salon will have to host hold elections and the reactions about has been very interesting stall, massage, no, it was burning. alexis is up to the impulse because we did it back in in world war 2. i also started seeing some media. i think it was news week that said the danger withholding elections is it so let us you might not be re elected. um,

so i think the democracy probably is, is we picking some west in the corner? i mean, it's always become a solid at this point, this defense since the landscape of cost a start was not exactly accurate. breton held problem entry by elections throughout the 2nd world war and the, the charge of government sustained loss after loss after loss. and there was no attempt to arrest the leaders of the opposition in brit during the 2nd world war. in fact, they were brought into the gum unless between critic, solve the government like an iron bevin. what on their feet every day, attacking the way in which the war was being pursued? now the britain arrest the editors of the proprietors of newspapers. they didn't disappear of their opponents. they didn't put their opponents on. the house address, as uh, as the landscape has done. but in the united states, the war presidential elections throughout both wars. the are

of the elections presidential elections during the american civil war, which was one of the worst was in the history. so they're not being undone the accurate here, but the real reason that zalinski can have elections is that he as news, we have the most important to that is set to do. most of that was a lie overnight. the zalinski had 57 percent approval rate, but it turns out that the poll conducted over night was by his own pulling agency funded by us a id like much everything else in the civil society in the great yeah, idea of that. does the landscape have more support today, then he had when he was elected after the death of a 1000000 people in ukraine is surely fact to us,

nor he won't be fighting any electric if an election is forced. he will definitely not be the candidate is also in the u. k. a of a sudden and on growth to forest johnson has read his head again. he cooled on your pins to help trump and the girl i, i thought i just thought, you know, i run a busy, now cooling on the europeans is this day. why? beloved friends with him? you know, obviously what his political late forthwith breaks, etc. all. so i mean, this is the same on his stuff, but the piece still on the table back in twins, 2 twins, 2. do you think now he's saying the right things precisely because he knows. but that's who we're going to come out. i mean, that's a pandora's box. yes, i mean, he actually, uh, it was a rather unclear communication. uh, the 1st paragraph that you've just quoted was kind of the odds with the rest of the message. so i think he might have had

a few before he issued tweet. but the truth is bought as johnson is dripping in ukrainian block. if not for him, hundreds of thousands of ukrainians now dead would still be alive. he personally traveled to keep it after a zalinski was mindful to assign the is starting to draft these agreements. and although tim are somehow bludgeoned, maybe prior to him to continue the fight and the scope of a deal would have saved the lives of hundreds of thousands of people. and would, of course have saved hundreds of billions of pounds dollars, euros in treasure, all of which have been wasted in this conflict to talking about repairing ties. though, i mean us and russia seemed to be a nice sitting and talking,

which makes i mean, an unbelievable change. obviously, from what we've seen over the last 3 and a half years. it's quite astonishing as well the speed, which it's happened to them a month and does seem to be gathering with that free day. so one of the will is on the horizon, who knows how far about horizon is, but it is that the you, why does it need that? what's the future for the blog? because it's going to be left out in the cold trying to find a place for itself in this brave new world. well, i think i need to add the use very existence, and suddenly the existence in the form that we have known there are very much in doubt. now, the european union leaders of the british have wrecked their own economies to try and follow american alders issued by jo bye and know americans on the new mountain. and american business with russia will be quite sure the on the

horizon. but in the high street, the europeans out then left with a whole raft, all the sections that have how and then rub up the restaurant. uh and uh, all dressed up with nowhere to go. you know, i used to be said or mostly that he went around the world threatening people with germany's army. that's what these are being leaders have been doing with america's army. but america's army isn't going to show me even be withdrawing from europe suddenly from the post 9090 natal country. that means the yapping july was in the baltics wouldn't have american soldiers in the territory and some others to so you can select and people with america is i'm a when the american leadership is sitting in law school, ordering re, uh, or in washington. uh, getting alongside,

maybe even becoming friends again with the rush show that leaves, i mean, any way you guys that leaves nature and do you all the greek without a capital. and that is bound to have very serious repercussions inside the block. inside the alliance. i mean, talk about how this might very well prove to be, you know, nature's deaf. no. do you see the us with touring from, as you called the, the into why was the voltage state so from poland to think the us might take its boots out of the uh, well, a pulling might be, uh, i'm wishful thinking here. might be a bit of a stretch, but the baltic, so called states with just really russian villages. i'm sorted to put it that way. uh, why would america risk its treasure?

and it's meant to support these non entities who are constantly driving for war, constantly now attacking the americans for seeking do and the war. so i put money on the americans withdrawing from the baltic states above. and i wish that they would withdraw from poland and romania romania itself. having sought to ring the elections there because the president would have been elected did not want war with russia, did not want romania to be on our camp for natal. uh, these country is uh, really have to get on better with the rush and russia, i'm sure is more than happy to get on better with that. now, if natal falls, there will be some kind of european security architecture and our support bar. but

rush, i should be in it of put in proposed a 25 years ago. and then 18 years ago who was looking for a common european security architecture of the guaranteed the security. busy of everyone, and a stop prepared to the end security on a show. why not try that? why not bring the russian federation into a security architecture with germany and fraud cents on russian doesn't want to invade these people. and these people are not capable of inventing rough on, on financial. it's just generally briefly, i mean, a bonus and saudi this week. i can't remember a shift that i was on that felt so absolutely condensed with historic

moments and historic images. did it fill you with optimism? is it a time for democracy? are you buying the us? repentance? look, uh well, that's a big subject. i've dealt with that at some length in my biggest of our monologues on the mother of old talk shows the latest one from last last sunday or last wednesday rather with more than a 1000000 views on a model of 20 minutes long. sure, you don't have time for me to get my whole view on the box. i think it is real, that the americans are fighting for peace and the europeans are demanding more war . somebody like me, a life long or partner of the united states of america is now being called pro american. and those that used to march with me on the add a nuclear matches the anti war marches. they are on the side of the european

governments. the are yapping for more war, so i agree with you. the saudi arabian experience will never lead me. i'll remember for ever it, i felt i was in some kind of dream. what a time to be a life george, to be a, to start sitting for america. that really is just the end of the road as an i thought was george galloway in limits full? of course he really needs no introduction or from safe. well that was to it's got away full up breakfast, parliament and food. costa. thank you very much for your time. i a good well, here's the amount on the move. it is non stop to probably the cfo ross is a foreign minister, fresh off his historic trip to re add. so gay law process and how does bog taking part in the g 20 foreign ministers meeting? it's the 1st time the attendance being held on the we can close that in fact, all to correspond to none of weird conduct. how's the details as the russian,

i'm chinese foreign ministers of covering team. so how does, before a 2 day meeting off the group of trained technicians, we top diplomats all reinforcing the support for different causes and different if as of course, the 2 ministers met on the sidelines of the meeting. and as expected, they discussed a wide range of topics including relations with the united states and you creating and construct it also to install to the next meeting will take place in bosco very soon. and if you know anything about russia in china's relations, they all a jointly expanding the global if it was through and usually developed non waste and multilateral institutions, such as the break, some group of nations, shanghai corporation, organizations. just to name a few. and this isn't the 1st time that russia and china exchange views on international and regional issues of mutual interest and concern. almost every

gathering the meeting of states. the 2 countries always make it a point to leave tab and polish to multilateral coordination. unilateral acts safeguarding regional pieces, the bulletin, even promoting the development of what happened as an to walk to days. conversation entailed just this vision. you have heard you with frequent meetings are necessary because the situation in the world requires constant attention and a constant exchange of information with trustworthy assessments. this traditionally characterizes our relations, which is becoming increasingly important factor in stabilizing the international situation and preventing it from sliding into total confrontation. so i'll goals are exactly the same. we will continue to work strategically in the united nations, especially in its security council. the shanghai cooperation organization, the bricks, the us, the on. and of course the g 20 group, which is an important step towards advancing the principles of multi polarity and guessing our west and colleagues used to honest, fat, equitable

a mutually respectful work. now you would know that china and russia are both very weary off the western dominated international or does that to save with these undermines the interest these to maintain. so this assessment to that, to the west, what support from his law? 6 to and circle and isolates the military. well, undermining via political systems. they view west and you called them exemptions, technological decoupling and i've looked at it as being aimed at undermining the development. china has also noticed that this year marks the eighty's and diversity of the victory is off the chinese people's will resistance against japanese aggression. the soviet union is a great spot to actor. well, as a bold add to foss this tool, as well as the eighty's and diversity of the founding off the united nations. and with all of that to the 2 countries say they have the most important task ahead,

especially this. yep. we have the most important task ahead of us. this is to strictly implement the agreements between our leaders and promoting new achievements in our relations. the current year 2025 is a very significant year. we are celebrating together the 80th anniversary of the victory in the anti fascist war and the founding of the united nations in that difficult war. the people of china and russia thought bravely, shoulder to shoulder on both the eastern and western front. together we made an outstanding contribution and also suffered significant losses for the sake of saving our nations. for the sake of world peace conflict has been a factor of life and many of the communities in the g. 20 is often a deciding factor when we in tax a new meeting, often organization, creating large community needs especially around hung up po, richie, healthcare education or even gender equality. in recent months, concerns has more responses to such crises in the middle east, in africa,

and even ukraine having us in to present the posts of take lenses. the conflicts between russia and ukraine, the conflicts that's raging in the eastern part of the democratic republic of congo . in this don, in the soho and in gaza. continue to exec, heavy human toe. and heighten global insecurity to south africa, where comes the seas for agreement reached between israel and from us as a crucial success step to what the ending this of the mediterranean crisis faced by their productivity and people in gospel this is file must lay the basis for a just and lasting peace in line with you and resolutions in line with international law and internationally agreed to parameters. as they do turn to,

we must continue to advocate for problematic solutions to conference. our own experiences south africa is that the piece for the resolution of conflicts through inclusive dialogue is the 4 most government tool of sustainable and lasting piece. last that africa can influence discussions on the global economy and foreign policy before the united states and its present. donald trump take off the reins of the g tweed t presidency at the end of 2025, but you wouldn't know that. so that's because a policies ad case the case as well as the i. c. j has been a major source of friction in the united states and deeply unpopular with the republicans compounding concerns of law. so that's because relations with bricks, members such as china, russia ad ron and was.