a political settlement of the conflict and ukraine, which i think about discussion in the security council chain by a very good reminder. it didn't start 3 years ago in february it's been going on for a very long time. like i said, we'll be returning to a couple of the representatives from other nations as they speak the meantime, a night nasa, europe. that's how the chapman of the munich security conference describes a new us administration's approach towards the content of this fall. it was just in a certain sense of a european nightmare of a. but at the same time, it was also very well that reaction was likely triggered by the us and fees, speech. and when she talked to the podium to tell your pencil they built the priorities room. j g bonds was met with me. a silence and shocked looks as if the conferences chapman, well, it was all too much disorder. it's easy to disrupt, it's easy to destroy, but it's much harder to rebuild. so let us stick to these values. let us not reinventing but focus on strengthening their consistent application. let me conclude and this becomes difficult. the audio e

the russian ambassador to the un yesterday speaking the security council chain, but in new york, said, ukraine can forget about as a guessing back any territory. something floated in the referendum in the autumn of 2022. so we're talking about the dumbass, the tongue yet guns, supper, osha and haas on. and then we had from the us defense secretary and that was double down by trump decided return to pre 2014 voters. i cried. man, it's just not going to happen. um, on the one on, on the whole we're hearing from both sides that it was very positive. in fact what that was used by mike, what's the uh, that rate, solid positive, upbeat constructive. it definitely seemed but on the crane issue, things are moving. and also just and this is very important by latrell, this is about the us and russia, normalizing ties that have been abnormal. so many years. they said that they all going to walk on restoring embassy, starting off to of course he has to, the top expels sanctions. so get to that. but again, it seemed that everything is on the table and moving forward, they want to move quickly to w

international trade, sanctions, supply chain, an investment policy and he served as director for international trade and investment for the national security council at the white house. michael, very good to speak with you. i guess first off, are you surprised that the tariffs are supposed to go into effect on tuesday and within an hour or two of the u.s. market open for trading, it has now been delayed by one month? >> i think with president trump, i was careful of making any productions about how this will ultimately play out. the news of an agreement with mexico is very welcome for manufacturers, workers, consumers, farmers in the united states and in mexico and we will just have to wait to see whether there will be some similar agreement reached with canada and potentially china before the tariffs are due to take effect later tonight. >> i thought it was interesting what caroline said about how they all thought that claudia sheinbaum was going to announce retaliatory tariffs in her news conference today. what is your take here on the quantity and quality of the retaliatory tariffs that mexico has been considering and canada has sketched out an