u. k. trying to find a way forward. i know they couldn't. what we did see there was some very full case id is coming out from some of the leaders who were at that meeting president blackwell and who is for a very long time cold for your panel. i mean, once again, calling for more money to be spent on the defense. and that's what we also heard. first of the phone delay and your pain commission president, who is a former defense minister from germany. those both saying that the only way to peace could be achieved is through strengths and that should be increasing the amount of money, the european nations off spending on that kind of defense weaponry and infrastructure that it has so massively underfunded for decades. now that's of course, musics to the use of many defense contract is in creating germany's largest defense contract as it said, look, basically that under spending that you've done for decades since the end of the 2nd world war is the reason it is not at the big table with the us and russia today. if you don't invest, if you're not

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 ukraine. and we must continue to put your training in the strongest possible position, whatever happens next, a to make sure that if the is pace and we'll, we'll face. but it is the last thing. i

u. k. all the just trying to keep the head down and avoid his attention at this point. yeah, i think so. i, the prime ministers is dealing with you right in the european union right now, and i think they have an opportunity here. that's the most important thing to keep in mind is that the president trump has said kind of things about prime minister care storm or in the last few days, even though they're in, you know, political parties with, at the opposite ends of the spectrum. and yet, um, i think president trump has a 1st of all as a fondness for the u. k. and for the united kingdom, he's always had a good relationship with this country. and secondly, that the, the british are actually meeting the easily meeting the minimum 2 percent of g d p standards in nato. so they're at about 2 and a half percent. and so that's not an issue for the us right now. and then certainly, you know, there, it's an island country, there's no risk of illegal migrants, no realistic risk and illegal migrants coming through the u. s. a. you don't have that issue that the president trump has with canada and mex

try. now here's a fact for your david. most people in the u. k, and the very, very large majority them couldn't give us about, uh q have they could take care of far more about their own country. the problem is, you and your acolytes is that you, st. russia more than you love your own country, that's a bad place to be as a politician. but then again, who cares when your country is incomplete? and that's exactly where the you k is right now. all you give us some numbers. my friend, i've got to do a bunch of headlines for you, so again, we don't make this up. here's the times posting that brittany is jump cards at 1st of space since 2008 financial crisis level, you can press 24 deadly team. 5 prices is the new normal in the u. k. ah correct wave. we will sams when you're trying for a 1000 years, and n y t. my state refund. patients are dying in hospital corps, doors, bridges, nurses, se ukrainians deserve the medicine more. they're fighting. the russians slow, whole crate. so how could i run the video you? let's have a look at this little and disney

u. k. for their past involvement in fabricating russia. gates, trying to destroy him politically and even cure storm are sending his own members of his party to campaign against trump. trump's not going to shut a single tear when british brittany goes down and gurus, european leaders, they're demanding a place up in negotiating table. when it begins with the chief thing, the block must negotiate from a position of strength. is it going to be able to do that? oh, is it possible uh, when they don't have that? well, it is printed directories. a mess they're going to have to be like republic right now. but what, how software do you don't be in the industry used to be due to money and also to the him, ben certain to all type of status on this here, because off of the very high prize and they do the good thing. there was practice being displayed, they found you look at frost, there is no point to going to simply be like phone friends. that's even you looking at particular zip code between in germany. that is also very but right now and do you hear the liberal

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u. k. this wind tier, blowing into into non scuffling things. i'll also try with it. you know, it's just tensions everywhere in low single figures. piece february, i know, but it's still quite large. it's probably feels quite roll with the sun is i love the way the wind is like nothing. there is rain coming in with that cloud through prompts into germany and belgium with some snow on the forward edge because it's cold enough this when you feed this sort of air into the incoming code, that is a good recipe for snap. there's not much of it. admittedly, the 5 day full costs for them to reflect these anti psychotic group is breezy. it's comb with a certain windshield with it. and it's difficult until the sun finally breaks through. i think i probably, by friday night what's been happening, the central bed, the few shares rolling around, was still effect libya and then on shore breeze for egypt. otherwise, as to draw a picture to get down to us, the gulf of getting one or 2 showers here and how much and still blows. in south africa, the seasonal summer rains are doing well

u. k. in that they have winding down their carbon based energy infrastructure and trying to replace it with wind and solar. and it's not working, an energy prices are going up as well as mass immigration, which is another huge issue for the countries in western europe. and that the indigenous populations don't like it. i don't want it. i haven't been asked about it, but it's been imposed on them on the left wing policies. i've said, well, if you don't want this, if you complain about this, then your racist and people have just got fed off of the policies of both send to less than to write policies which all the same and being told that if you don't like them, then your homophobic or trying to study big old races, or pick it saves and all the other lexicon it's be, is the base of it. people and people have just had enough of it. and we just want to restore sanity. you may want government to just leave us alone. basically let us have the energy that we need to run all businesses to heat our homes and the freedoms to say what we want and get on and be with who we want to assemble with who we w

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u. k. 5 minutes. the case thomas saying this is a once in a generation opportunity for here to try and ensure its own collective security. natasha. thank you very much for that. natasha butler, who would have more on that emergency summers in paris as it gets on the way for us . thank you. natasha. of the there are less than 2 weeks left until the end of the 1st phase of the goal is to cease fly day in between is one of them, off palestinians have had some response from the is really ministries relentless bombardment. but also 15 months of war destroyed, 70 percent of the building from the strip. most families have nowhere to live. convoys of trunks carrying mobile homes in tensile stock on the egypt sin side of it, off the border crossing under the cx. 5. israel has agreed to allow 60000 mobile homes and 200000 tents into gaza. but on the 20000 tents have been allowed in. and none of the mobile homes had naturally takes us to one neighborhood of gauze. the city residents are forced into tense because of the destruction of the human to tell you the crisis in gaza has been exacerbated by the significa

any charges against a person and, and there's no try in happening for the person unless it is for renewal of the administrative detention, the, the u. k has confirmed it would send troops to ukraine to enforce any pay still the comments by prime minister kissed alma come ahead of amazing if you are paying leaders later on monday. the summit is being held down to the us excluded the you from talks with russia, french president and manuel. my phone is hosting with german chancellor all s sholtes and the hit of nice a knock due to expected to attend. meanwhile, ukraine's president followed me. zalinski has arrived in the united arab emirates. the trip comes ahead of expect of talks and saudi arabia between the us and russia . on fridays, zalinski said you kind of don't being invited to that. amazing. speaking to reporters earlier you as president donald trump. so just a bit zalinski will at some point via the negotiating table where we're moving along, we're trying to get a piece with russia, ukraine, and we're working very hard on it. it's award that should have never started to be involved in the conversation. you will be involved and

and you try not to being sidelined from those talks in saudi arabia, french presidents and menu on my phone is hosting an amazing the u. k. prime minister, jim and chancellor and tate of nice. so i will expected to attend a diplomatic. it is a james buys has been following all of these developments from the munich security conference, a very false moving diplomatic development software hastily convey meeting of european foreign ministers here in munich. there's not going to be a summit of you. lita is joined by the british prime minister, kiss stomach and the nato secretary general mock ruta. they are all deeply concerned that the us is moving ahead with indigo c ations on ukraine without to crane, and without the europeans, with talks taking place in the coming days in saudi arabia. one of those who attended the foreign ministers meeting here in munich was the estonian foreign minister. he told me it's time for your to step up. and he says they have the money to do it. the we have money. and also we have the russian frozen assets move them fee on the billions in europe we can use. so about funds, it's a lot so we can, w

it mean that more leaders try and perhaps talked about they were put in instead of ignoring or, or sanctioning him not nation that there. yeah, if you look at france, the u. k. especially to some extent germany the leaders have ball put themselves in a position which suddenly has become untenable. their position was, we're just going to drive until we not only oust washer from, from any of the ukrainian areas, the russian speaking areas of your crate. but we're going to break up russia, i suppose, been the goal is to break russia into the, into various pieces. and suddenly, you know, with the recession that is ongoing in europe. these leaders are looking like they're yesterday's news because it's so impractical. and i think at this point, they're saying, okay, the united states is, they're gonna, they're gonna shut this down. they're just not going to stand for it. and so you have issues, but you had done france and britain. very intent on just driving this war to its ultimate conclusion. it's not going to happen. and so i think what you're going to see is this, this piece talk is going to lift up the conservative elements. the a of the party in germany upo

u. k. the good news here though is that the agency is reading it to a counseling every single time. the other one is my efforts. and this began years ago when we were trying to figure out what they were doing with our american taxpayer dollars. there were going to support humanitarian efforts and in ukraine. so i wanted to know exactly how those dollars were being spent. and i know there's a reasonable request. yes. oh my gosh, and i share this with you earlier alon um, just privately, but we got all kinds of threats from usa id because i was trying to exercise my oversight capacity in congress. um, so this, this is shocking. i mean, is it? oh, how i mean, obviously it's, it's outrages that a tax payer funded organization which threaten us senator, who's simply trying to figure out if a method tax per money is being spent correctly. and unfortunately, yes, but for one thing on rest and toppling need is, isn't usa i days only bread and butter columns resume phrasal star named for 90 days has left 90 percent of ukrainian media risk upcoming dog. because yes, the agency is big on sponsoring independent journalism. and the child is proud to solve the o. c. c

trying to re balance that relationship. i also quickly my quote, sorry, mike, if i could also just quickly to a ton um, to stall ms watts realistically as the u. k. all me slicing fit does test on the, on the stand, the brutal grinding type of french rooftop that is currently paying out in the fields at the moment, you know, but you see that's just again, they're providing what they can to show support. but the weaponry and the tactics may not necessarily jive with the realities on the ground. and i think the even the ukrainians that made that clear, they just want wholesale weapon, right? that is, that, that they, they can get very inexpensively and be able to shoot back in, in mass of form. and their tactics are totally different. as i pointed out earlier, is fundamentally a flat country up there. and it's, it's, it's a different type of warfare. and, and, and it's more open and is, and the russians fit field a far more arguments and, and are, and artillery change. and i think that this, it overwhelms whatever tactics the that the ukrainians have employed. and we've seen that the 1st hand on the, on the battlefield and, and they're feeling the

u. k, we're hearing something completely different that completing an emergency meeting to deal with trumps time. so ukraine, they were insisting on supporting t as in the conflict, we had victor open saying brussels will try and scope any peel. why is it the europe specifically at this point in time, despite the writing on the waters, you mentioned doing everything it can to ensure that fighting continues to well, i think they still don't realize that there is now a different wind blowing into us. they are still in, despite, in most we can say the war amount. and a lot of you were being leaders like, as from the nettle and sort of to this guy call us. they are so radicalized, you know, i mean, i don't like my clothes and he's saying in one sentence, ok, we have to deal with it. we have to, uh, you know, have 5 percent of defense budgets. but then the other hand to so ready to collide, they want the war. they still want to continue. and this was why? because i don't know sometimes i think maybe they've gone too far because you know, that has passed their own population over the years now of it is 3 years. so we are at russia. so, i mean, now that has to say, okay, no, we have to make peace. and of course t

but follow trump try and build the bridge between the us and the you present your own plan. let's step back for a moment. it was the us and the u. k. that 3 years ago presented the global community because of all shad intelligence capability with the fact that many in europe said couldn't happen, wouldn't happen. that person was about to invite you cried. and i was in the ukraine the month before that evasion. and i remember looking at all the faces of those young men and women and mt, who had lost their lives because the story begins back in 2014. and since then, combined, as a transatlantic alliance, we have supplied, you, cried with the military capability, with the humanitarian capability of the economic capability to fend off this war. i'm the bravery the cartridge, the innovation, and you cry, which also doesn't get talked about the innovation and drug capability has been phenomenal. given that people said this would be over within a week. so that's what we've achieved today. that has been a conversation that all american friends have begun. it is a, it's talk about tool. there is negotiated settlement. we know our assessmen

your plan is right now for follow trump try and build a bridge between the us and the you present your own plan that step back for a month and it was the us and the u. k. that 3 years ago presented the global community because of all shad intelligence capability with the fact that many in europe said could not but wouldn't happen. that person was about to invite you cried to. and i would say to you, cried the month before about evasion. and i remember looking at all the faces of those young men and women in key who had lost their lives because the story begins back in 2014. and since then, combined as a transatlantic alliance, we have supplied, you, cried with the military capability, with the humanitarian capability and the economic capability to fend off this war. i'm the bravery the coverage, the innovation, and you cry, which is also doesn't get talked about the innovation and drug capability has been phenomenal. given that people said this would be over within a week. so that's what we've achieved today. that has been a conversation that all american friends have become. it is a, it's take about 2 weeks. there is no negotiating. the settlement. w