u. k. is a little different because of there's, there is a bit of a trade surplus in the u. k, but it's very small. so i think that's a, a different situation for the u. k. s, but generally speaking with the biggest trading partners, the surfaces are great. and that makes them more vulnerable to the terrorist, which is why canada and mexico flips so quickly yesterday to meet for your organization is called explain trade. i'd like you to do that for us. what are terrace all day? a good idea and what effect would they have on the u. s. economy? if donald trump went ahead with this a short survey terrace? uh, uh, as your introduction said, the tax on importing things. if you want to bring in a product from overseas, sometimes the government will charge you a percentage of that product value. as you can think of it. there's a little bit of like a patriotism tax to say you could have bought this locally, but you tries to bring it in from the seas. and so we will charge you a tax for doing that. there are types in many ways, like any other day incentive, i have some behavior and di

then january strikes a deal with the u. k. a party for the very same or well, we know that there's at least 2 dates that have been invited to the problem. there may be more, it reminds me a little bit about an old movie called the producers. were some guys decided to put together a, a play called spring time for a hitler knowing that is going to bomb horribly. they go out, get a bunch of investors, and then it becomes that, yeah. and they're struck with okay, now how do we pay everybody? when we sold 2030400 percent of the deal, and that's kind of where is the, let's kias, he's promised everybody, every thing and now it may be time to deliver it's, it's really good. scott, besides is now saying today that there is a deal, and while i hope it is you're moving in that direction, i want to see the jet, the devil in the details because you know, the executive summary sounds pretty good. but when you get into the actual details, it may not be what we think it is. and again, you still got to deal with the, the deal of it. so let's cat

who is currently serving as a claims ambassador to the u. k. to should be police and that sort of thing. now, in order to answer this question, let's 1st get the conditions under which such a question would be absolutely appropriate. these conditions will come then i as a person who is in public service and works directly for the state, will be ready to answer such a question. for now, we have only one task to survive and preserve our country. people are familiar with him as he left the country is armed forces from 2021 all the way up to february 2024. in fact, ukrainians trust him a lot more than the current leader. just look at these numbers. so even rumors that his popularity was one of the reasons that likes to removed him from the top military job and send him to the u. k. that's. and because it literally was open about the fact that the war has reached the stalemate, and the breakthrough was on the likely just like in the 1st world war, we have reached the level of technology that puts us into a stalemate. there will most likely be no deep

u. k. as a preferred partner for ukraine's energy sector, critical mineral strategy in green steel production. and that's also an official u. k. ukraine, 100 d apologize, ship declaration and which it states. and i'm gonna quote this, that one of the goals is to support the development of the ukrainian critical minerals strategy to support the maximization of benefits from ukraine's national resources. meaning u. k. will take advantage of ukraine's resources that 100 agreement with the k, the had a secret pulse and it was actually speaking about the minerals because the most, it was actually open the talking about himself visit for him. you know, mean use the tiny bit. there was a visit to the british prime minister, the signing of the 100 year partnership agreement like this is a fundamentally new format of relations. some of the closest relations are now between ukraine and britain. there is also a secure secret part of the agreement with everything that really adds to our resilience and the o

and we have a similar thing in the u. k. it's a waste of huge amounts money, which could always be used in the usa, an old a u. k. if you're talking about here in order to provide good public services. oh, it's a comp time. so there's always a cut down, borrowing, not least because we have a huge um, national debt, friendly faith to reduce it i don't think that that's something that, you know, president trump should be demanding because i think, you know, ukraine's reach is i, i imagine that means the mineral wealth, an oil and gas which is in the don't pass should be made available to the west and in return for west to. so this is, it is basically the suggesting that the west will continue to give you crane weapons. and then we will take oil and gas and minerals from ukraine on anything that's the right course of action. i think we need to end the war and they shouldn't be any conditions on it. and they said shouldn't said they shouldn't be the, the west should not be trying to plug in the ukraine's mineral resources in retu

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 mind

it was frightening about signing at 180 a corporation and free went with the u. k. a. and apparently it had a secret costs in it. and how do we know about this? well as, and as it was open about himself, visit him, you know, mean he's got a but a tiny bit. there was a visit of the british prime minister, the signing of the 100 year partnership agreement like this is a fundamentally new format of relations. the closest relations are now between ukraine and britain. what if there is also a secure secret part of the agreement with everything that really adds to our resilience and the opportunity to develop? if this turns out to be true, it would severely complicate the situation. meaning that if soleski wanted to sign a similar agreement that were meaningful with the resources, how something ready being sold out. well hon on the hills of trump's criticism you came, politicians sprang to zelinski is defence, 1st of mine was forest johnson. the man who was instrumental in the railing, the previous russia ukraine peace process. in april 2022 of course a country undergoing a v

u. k. as a preferred partner for ukraine's energy sector, critical mineral strategy in green steel production. and that's also an official u. k. ukraine, $100.00 the partnership declaration in which it states. and i'm gonna quote this, that one of the goals is to support the development of the ukrainian critical minerals strategy to support the maximization of benefits from ukraine's national resources. meaning you k will take advantage of the ukraine's resources. so on assessing what do you know about the quote secret part of the agreement? well, you know, we're afraid to speculate hair. the 100 agreement with the u. k. that had a secret pulse, and it was actually speaking about the minerals because the most, it was actually open the talking about to himself. drew a lot easier for him yet. i mean, he's got a but a tiny bit. there was a visit of the british prime minister, so the signing of the 100 year partnership agreement. maybe this is a fundamentally new format of relations, of the closest

c. buick and u. k. a deal but just find the balance of the most serious elements of world policy, nuclear disarmament. apart from all of these transactional, bizarre will be a dangerous conflicts. can we expect the most important element between food and drug will be the resumption of some kind of uh, start treaty, some kind of treaty to restore a nuclear arms reduction to make live safer. certainly should be. and if i did make that trip to moscow, sit down with those. and by the way, i'd go back even way to zalinski and hope that when i flew back and came over to you, he would have been assassinated. anyway, i would say to susan, oh, by the way, we're through with this deal pretty much now we need to talk about not just a bilateral treaty in this new girl arms business, but a multilateral treaty. you drag north korea and an all drag israel and we need all 9 nuclear weapons opening states to be in this multiple will have a treaty resume that you and i are going to forage and take the credit for. oh yeah,

k. let's take a guess. it also semester u. k. as a preferred partner for ukraine's energy sector critical mineral strategy in green steel production. that's also an official u. k. ukraine, 100 d, a partnership declaration of which it states that one of the goals that it goals is . and i'm gonna quote this to support the development of a ukrainian critical mineral strategy to support the maximize ation of benefits from ukraine's national resources. meaning you claim when you get in your case, or you will take advantage of ukraine's resources. so what do you know about this quote, secret part of that agreement? you know, we're afraid to speculate had that 100 d as agreements with u. k. signed by t of that it had a secret pull to and it was speaking about the marrow minerals because the landscape was actually merrily continued it himself. the busiest frame yet, i mean, use the tiny bit. there was a visit of the british prime minister. so the signing of the 100 year partnership agreement, maybe this is a fundamentally new format of re

u. k. prime minister has to say he's in paris. how does he position a lot, considering how much is at stake here? the british prime minister kissed on where is positioning b. u. k. a. so most of us can symmetry. try a bridge as it was between the us and europe. both sides involved in somewhat of a truck to document on towers stopped the moments so storm with us, hoping that the u. k. being outside of the european union can find the ways of trying to consolidate those voices around the defense. so the continent as well as the defense of ukraine and try know for a package that would be amenable to of both d. c and to ukraine as well. with that in mind as well, that have also been strong, remind is 2 european leaders that europe simply has to do more to step up its defense. and even though there was that offer of that continued return is judging a countries around europe to commit more to defense in order to protect the continent with facing a generational challenge when it comes to national security. obviously, the immediate question is the control of ukr

i had politics that need to national relations at the university of boss in the u. k. a. he says that the pressure on the part of my place into tom's empty china agend. these paula mall decision to which withdrawal from the family needs a 2 piece just to beginning over law, just mobile competition between us and china. i think i now think continuation old with the 1st trump administration world. we are going to expect from the, from to point 0 a, we will see all these different a profit as the pro metix tre, economic come. this meets re intelligence that go to you is going to fax that muscle across the well. and in combination against the chinese and by negotiating and my problem pressure is uh with all these countries with the ease in the global self or in the global, in all, to i to, to cut the chinese old for, to push to turn these old and trying to retain the uh, the, the sort of time to offend page or to, to tories from this part, the country's why stay with our team to national for all the latest. i'm around the well to see you again. some of the by not the, [000:00:

remember she was the editor of a big u. k. newspaper big u. k. newspaper got a slap on the wrist for illegally stealing information on how i can people's phones to find out what are talking about in private, who is the amount of honor or peers. but in the states, as uh, the big dawson's a roller coaster is in full flow. a lot of the back maybe is the one on charge. the democrats are still staring at the body. they're still looking at that white chalk mark on the ground, wondering how did see the whole goes oh, wrong. so you gotta find a reason why you gotta find a way to say, oh you, maybe it was racism. maybe come a little lost percussion, a white maybe is cushy, a black. oh, but you know, black girl is maybe it's because she's, she was a poor black woman. she was in poor and she's not actually black. me don't, don't stop and all that stuff to on the video or how many of you believe that racism and massage any played a role in vice president harris's defeat? oh, okay. so that's good. you all passed gimme a break. so for context, this was sort

state department has a secret call with the u as in passenger, which is tape recorded and is now public, which anybody can go and look up where she is picking the new cabinets, the u. k. a current in n g o is now facing on certain the future after trump pros, all usa i, the funding kev has been a major recipient of the agencies grant says the start of the ukrainian conflict are to correspond that donald quarter explains how the notorious american aid organization actually helped to provoke the crisis in the 1st place. ukraine, so us puppet state and washington is used and g o is to control key of for years. it's a stark fact that people in the us are bringing more and more attention to this covers everything zalinski is allowed to do on security issues. and it was this message coming from. it's coming from the us state department that makes you crane book like a vassal state. so ukraine is not allowed to negotiate with russia. us in less ukraine's dog owners. the us state department. let's them. so who's really running your country? and with key i've under washington, some that means vladimir zalinski is to, within his very 1st month in office. so lensky was sent a l

full my information on the ship, the night here and diplomatic missions and both germany and the u. k. a for good evening. thank you very much. glitchy to what is the bar, it's more of a say in the news room on it. so it's a buy for me for the day. like, what's right, this spending by ready to take over from the top of me all sees the the e, so is over 4 months suppose to fix it. but it is. what do you do? is you be the what we and will because it will cause i'm pro deploying yoko as much as it should not be doing it. i b m, i, 16 sequence mission to establish opponents of the ground close to the, to on the $250.00 suppliers. they pull out of the design, that's cool, a full thumbs up. let's click across the q kind of india. so use the witness results and arguments in favor of historical truths. who again say on the head, those against the if you have except mattress for you to be ready for the most of the, the army of a fall, the land that didn't exist when the midst of the po this and this the way the and coming well survival becomes an obsession. the all kinds of criminal cases. these

to bobby mcdonough is a former irish ambassador to the u. k. a till the end you is joining us live from dublin. so thank you very much indeed for being with us. um, island, a record has recognized polish time as a state and its own right. what's your interpretation of the way that things are happening over the last 24 hours and the statements that have been coming out as well? i don't speak for the art stuff, but the art for a minister of somebody make this morning items decision on, on transplant, which is that we stand with international law security council resolutions have a need for a 2 state solution and the position is supported by i would say nearly a 100 percent of irish people because in this country, given our long and difficult history, we found nearest neighbor we still retained and all the stopping of dispossession and the importance of land. and the fact that trump talked about because real estate shows, i think that his understanding of human motivation from the of history is now, i think that there has to be another way to waste

place and the british prime ministers renewal of their a 100 here, a partnership, which is basically means that the ukraine and the u. k. are now and it's for the long, whole a 100 years together for better or for worse, most likely it will be for worse. in both cases. he said that actually their relationship goes back a 1000 years. and i mean, this raised a few eyebrows in particular, and most of this is what he had to say. and most goes response to that. a 1000 years ago, they were ukranian friends. this is marrying into the british royal family officers, a historic relationship, a european relationship built over decades, generations, centuries, british foreign secretary, david lam, a, the british ukrainian partnership dates back thousands of years and has its roots in the foothills of the egyptian pyramids. why so little time? maybe you also hunted abroad to source together. so clearly history, there is no david line, a strong points and not even recent history. because again, as we've said, they know that vladimir putin and moscow are open to and the go station is just that they don't want him to go see you soon b

u. k. ended a lease signed the form halifax. the 1934 poland and gemini signed the phil suitcase or to the pac 1935. the u. k. and gemini, signing the anglo german nasal agreement. 1938. the okay. france and italy agreed to germany, poland, and hungary petitioning czechoslovakia. the $1759.00 lafayette under stony assigned, known aggression treaties with germany, americans, scientist, rabbi and film direct and michael veteran bound, tries to explain the total oblivion stance on the pill. substantial impact. why does they not remember the pact between pl search gates and hits are essentially because of 1935. if there was not the force that he became and night in 39 and colon saw it by coming to an agreement with germany. it had protected itself from a german invasion like the russians like the soviet union. however, there's a voice to get exponent and other countries. one in september 2019, but your pen palling went declared that world war 2 and 2 conference, germany and the u. s. s. and i take between you know, these 2 powers, it

u. k. as a preferred partner for ukraine's energy sector. critical minerals strategy and green steel production. and there's more now look at this far supported developments over ukrainian critical mental roll strategy, and necessary regulatory structures required to support the maximization of benefits from ukraine's natural resources. well, isn't that nice and potentially lucrative for the have k? after all, ukraine has one of the largest mineral deposits of any do a p and country, which would explain the southern friendliness and partnership. maybe perhaps why the landmark agreements was signed before tom had a chance to get there literally 4 days before his and all duration. and now i think it was once in or else we're going to rain very valuable, rarer. so we won, while we put up to go in terms of the guarantee we want to guarantee one, we're handing a money hand over fist, we're giving them equipment. so we're looking to do a deal with your brain where they're going to secure what we're gi

a cost. right. but dig deeper into the story. it is clear that the u. k. has become very passionate, it's about that you claim in causal of a sudden, especially the last couple of months, even as a piece deal seems within range. one of them is determined for you. crazy to keep going by using lies, brain washing floods and even tiers of support from the european union. here's a small reminder. you know, that the united kingdom continues to be your foremost partner. we continue to work alongside you. we continue to support you to the max as you fight to surrender as well, for anything to work. okay? it has to have your p ends in ukraine, is part of it because the premiums and europeans are the ones to meet so same samantha dean here in europe. so without this to any d wouldn't just work very grateful to all of those european politicians. that's folk out and read from the values and principles said they are defending. no one did this better than presidency. so, so lensky, let me conclude, and this becomes difficult, the last couple weeks of being in tens. and

and key supporters of ukraine but france has been mired political crisis for months and with a u. k. now out of the u, it doesn't have a strong claim to leadership in europe. instead, it's other countries taking the most action right now. these are the countries that have seen the most dramatic increase in defense spending over the last 10 years, poland, estonia, lot fia, lithuania, and finish. what do they all have in common? right, they all share a border with russia. we are the countries. now that's the case with russian crosses actions, hybrid ones, which are going to pressure on our folder. and it shows poland has planning to spend 5 percent of gdp on defense this year. more than even the u. s. the baltic and northern states to have invested mass of the into the military. but the, it doesn't matter whether the baltic states increase the sense bending and they keep abilities by 200 percent or 3000 if you want this sheer size of their countries and their economies doesn't match well, find some jeremy for example. and so you need the big countries, you need to promise you need ger

u. k. ended a lease signed the full pallet act. 1954. poland in germany signed the phil suitcase which in the past 1935 the u. k. and gemini, citing the anglo german nasal agreement. 1958 the okay. france and italy agreed to germany, poland. and hungary petitioning czechoslovakia. the 1759. for your understanding, the assigned known aggression treaties with germany, americans, scientists, to rabbi and film direct. and michael met in bel, tries to explain the total oblivion stance on the co, substantial impact. why does they not remember the pack between pl search cakes and hips are essentially because the 1935 hipaa was not the force that he became a night in 39 and colon saw it by coming to an agreement with germany. it had protected itself from a german invasion, like the russians like the soviet union. however, no researchers amongst the gangs to poland and other countries on september 2019 through your pen palling and declared that world war 2 and 2 culprits. germany and the u. s. s. u i pain between you know these 2 powers. it's an attempt to equate socialism with fascism, you know,

i think it comes down to who's entitled to the things that, that they want and a lot can be said about the u. k and the european union, but they've never put their money where their mouth was. and i don't agree with the war, and i don't agree with what the us did a creating this proxy war with russia. i think it was a mistake. and i think it hurt relations that frank, we're gonna take a long time with you. but at the same time, we still put up $2300000000000.00 to the to easily 50 or, or $75000000.00 that came out of that out of europe. so i don't believe that they have a stake as high as united states, nor do i believe that they can re peaceful there's an ukraine. that's that, that ukraine seats. i also believe that with the us there it's, it's a disadvantage of the european union because i don't believe the trump and or the incoming administrations of a were able to get the safe and secure elections. the united states will have an appetite for a week, and nobody in the united states wants to be at war with russia. and frankly, there's much more to be gained by having a partnership with russia

but what a twist k u. k actually turns out to have already had disagreement with kids, which could have upset washington no to of course. and it appears to actually the lensky food washington into an agreement that he already signed with you k. let's take it also semester, you k as a preferred partner for ukraine's energy sector, critical mineral strategy and green steel production. that's also an official u. k. ukraine. $180.00 a partnership declaration which it states that one of the goals that it goals is. and i'm gonna quote this to support the development of a ukrainian critical mineral strategy to support the maximize ation of benefits from ukraine's national resources. meaning in your case, or you will take advantage of ukraine's resources, were free to speculate had that 100 d is agreements with u. k. signed by t of that it had a secret parts. and it was speaking about the mirror minerals because the landscape was actually merrily thinking of it himself visited for him. you know, mean he's the tiny

u. k. has a portion of miss, we're presenting facts to justify our sales. let's take a listen. the most egregious example of this manipulation occurred during my work on arm sales to saudi arabia, amidst its military campaign in yemen, the u. k. government was fully aware that saudi air strikes were causing massive civilian casualties. now the big question is, how much political influence of shaping the pays arms. experts, policies have these allegations hold, could which officials be held accountable for the role and conflicts overseas. but it's hard to say we have to wait and see before now this former diploma is urgent and his colleagues still inside the government to stop enabling what he calls at corrupt process back to you. right? all right, i'll be at least grocery if it's more, if an ocean. thank you. and you can see more what from a rail on our website oxy dot com for the meantime of your program or tons and about hoffman house? a. the yep. no jokes this week is the big joke because on you guys it's usaid. i need the . 2 the the milestone rubber but i'm still che bose a

as a reminder of what happened as sacrifices that were made by those who died. the u. k. also expressed regrets of abuse is a welcome me said during colonial rule, but many canyons say they want a pro apology. the wounds of slavery and colonialism remain unhealed in africa during that time, important cultural artifacts and treasures was stolen and i still displayed in museums in europe and the us. so b, c is africa. union summit fame is reparations. and justice. the moment you ask for reproduces that i've done how to, who to talk to 1st and foremost say, i'm sorry, what don't say you sorry without an apology. that cannot be very precious. and the. ready store all the things that we are talking about, how the not to run that in the apology maybe can use who fought for independence. died pool and disillusioned. those still alive. see these not much to celebrate. cathy, sorry, i'll just sierra nairobi. they have intense exchanges of the free speech and the future of ukraine on the 1st day of the munich security conference. u. s. mice president j the visor, choose european nat

will be you, is continuing its bets around with the us of a terrace. the u. k is struggling to maintain the often talented, special relationship with its transatlantic ally to a multi functional one. what the us once is for you are up to spend more on defense prompting the you case prime minister. that's a public key pledge by the commitment in a newspaper article. a g more f would be made from european allies in a storm, a wrote of a once in a generation moment for the collective security for europe, not just the ukraine. he also added your p and nations to increase defense spending and even said he will be willing to see british troops on the ground if necessary. this is the 1st time since the russian invasion doctor brush prime minister has consented coaching british boots on the ukrainian soil and there was much at stake with your effect to be sidelined from the p stokes. there was a need to ensure security at his folders and to ensure that nato remains an effective force. delivering that remains. the challenge, the u. k. is one of those don't just the forc