and even then, that's what we witnessed a at the munich security conference. we're still in that culture and do more to, to resolve this. you cannot have europe pulling into a different direction, knowing exactly that. europe is very dependent on us military support. now, putting ukraine aside, we don't have the defense industrial capacities of the united states has also the money look at the percentage of g d p, that's being invested into defense. and so we have a huge problem, and that problem is not only ukraine, that problem concerns. also the future of nato, the nuclear umbrellas, that is protecting europe and europe's own protection. so all those things should have been considered much, much earlier, as well as of course, what would be an alternative scenario for ukraine? because if you want to cease fire, if you want some sort of settlement, you have to compromise either both sides have to compromise. and i think israel garza is showing us exactly how that can work. even as teachers said, different parties, both parties are hating each other. so there i

i think it was at munich. were you at munich? did you go to. yes. okay.elieve this original sound is from munich, february 14th, i think that's right. this is him talking about zelensky just two weeks ago and then talking about what happened today in the oval office. take a listen. >> i want to tell you and your people you're the ally i've been hoping for all my life. not one american has died defending ukraine. you've taken our weapons and you've kicked their. and i'm very proud to have you as our ally. >> so. >> would, i think, complete, utter disaster. what i saw in the oval office was disrespectful. and i don't know if we can ever do business with zelensky again. he either needs to resign and send somebody over that we can do business with, or he needs to change. >> how do you take this guy seriously? >> lindsey graham was right. two weeks ago, i was in the room in munich when he said that. and by the way, lindsey graham and i have traveled to ukraine. i've been there six times, and every time i've been there, zelensky has exemplified the courage and

the other place i went to before the munich security conference was brussels. i spent three days running around nato and the european commission. and i think -- before i get to that, i want to perhaps say something slightly more personal because, like you, i was a reporter for a long time and my time as a reporter began after the fall of the wall. because i had trained as a human rights lawyer people said the balkans, afghanistan. i spent a lot of time covering war crimes and i am angry every time i read about russian bombardments of ukraine. i wake up angry every bloody morning and go to bed angry about this. this is not ok. and i think i can tell you that many of my fellow europeans and people in my field feel the same way, a visceral, profound anger at russia. there is no going back for my generation to a comfy relationship with russia that goes over the head of a country that is attacked every day. i want to make that clear. i want to say, anastasiia, if we are fair, some of those air defenses protecting kyiv right now are danish and german and -- anastasii

but he was terrible at munich, zelenskyy and i think he's made it almost impossible to sell to the american people he is a good investment. [reporters clamoring] >> one at a time. >> do you think president zelenskyy needs to resign to resume the peace talks? >> he either needs to resign or send somebody over we can do business with or he needs to change. >> thank you. >> a big event, make america great again again. otherwise i would rather be at the white house. we had some big news because apple is investing $500 billion. it will be a tremendous investment. we have many other companies. a lot of it is because of how we do it, we have a great turnaround in a little more than 30 days. the country is doing well. we are respected all over the world. we had the japanese prime minister, we had the prime minister yesterday of the u.k., the prime minister of india. 20 prime ministers and presidents wanting to come. our think our country has really turned around. we has a meeting with president zelenskyy and it didn't work out from his standpoint, he overplayed his hand and we are looking for peace

both in ukraine and in munich. >> was that because zelensky and his team had input where they wantednges to the deal. >> what happened in munich the secretaries of people tried to extort zelensky and the ukrainian people to give up half of their mineral supplies in order for past u.s. support and continue ongoing u.s. support it was extortionate pure and simple it would be like the middle of world war ii fdr sank to churchill we are not going to help you against the nazis and hitler unless you give up half of your mineral resources and half of your coal. that didn't change about to suggest zelensky was wrong to be rejecting what was essentially extortion is a warped version of what actually happened. shannon: do you think the u.s. should get some return on investments that europ your past structuring these as loans? >> europe has provided a lot of grants they provided some and concessionary loans. i am fine if the united states want to include some of it support in the form of concessionary loans prime sure zelensky would support that part is zones gives idea originally to include so

but to be clear in munich the presidents people essentially tried to extort zelenskyy and the ukrainianeople to give up half of their mineral supplies in order for past u.s. support and to continue ongoing u.s. support. it was extortion pure and simple, it would be in the middle of world war ii ftr singh to churchill we won't help you against the nazis and hitler. zelenskyy was wrong to be rejecting extortion earlier on, that is a warped version of what actually happened. >> shannon: should the u.s. get some returns on investment in the way that europe has structuring these as loans? >> europe has provided a lot of grants, concessionary loans, i'm fine if the united states wants to include some of its support in the form of concessionary loans. i'm sure zelenskyy would support that. it was the lenski's idea originally to include some kind of deal on minerals to provide for reconstruction what happened is that idea god transformed originally into an idea where it was really extortion. you give us half of the stuff or what we've already done and then to see what happened at the white hous

d balances message at the munich forum and elsewhere about the lack of free speech in western europe seem to do much them and me. so the remaining police and judges grew from her and remain is electra, which has been referred to again, i think by j. b. j d, but you don't have to shed values if you're jailing people, you don't have shared values if you can. single reactions because you don't like the result that happened in your romania, but i suppose they'll get the message. these european relates that the, they better take the old as just as they took the orders of blinking and but otherwise they're in big, much bigger trouble than even would have been wielded. uh, how would it be wielded by them and blink i think so. i mean, if you look at the new john and shawn solicitors, mallets, i'm the key. what from black rock for most of his career unit phones atlanta system is, is, you know, they extend to his bones. and so i strongly suspect that all through his talk of your pin independence in the end he will defer to, to washington. the other thing, of course, is that new advances remark

we had the munich security conference and that open schism between america and europe, and now the breakdowntions between the united states and ukraine. and throughout all of this, there has been no sign that moscow is ready to make any concessions, ready for compromise, ready to give back any of the territories it has seized over the last three years. and after what we saw in the white house, that will not have changed. quite the opposite, i think. delegations are meeting in cairo to begin working on the second phase of the gaza ceasefire. egyptian security sources say israeli negotiators are trying to extend the first stage of the ceasefire by six weeks. israel's military has so far refused to leave the philadelphi corridor — a strip of land along the gaza—egypt border — by saturday, something that israel had agreed to in the terms of this first phase of the ceasefire. our diplomatic correspondent paul adams has more. the gaza ceasefire deal is reaching another critical moment. phase one, the six weeks of phase one, end this weekend. despite many uncertainties along the way, everything tha

that was also the incident in munich. very recently, within the last few weeks were a call was driven into a group of people where that would, that's where they were injuries. so a great deal of concern tension in germany about incidents like this. the federal interior administered minister, nancy phase that will be going to the scene to see for himself what happened the central fact. so around 1115, gmc, todd, driven into a crowd of people, police have a suspect in custody. there's have been at least one day, and there are several people badly injured. okay, stomach money, thanks for that update. we'll come back to when we know more, the the gremlins as ukraine's allies should fullest precedence automatically lensky to seek peace, not supply him with more black funds. the comments from moscow come after your pen need has agreed to increase mercury budgets on both. so ukraine's defense is at a summit in london, where his problem is the case, thomas as a coalition of the willing will be established to defend a future sci f

central area it follows similar incidents last month and in december and caused rondon to people in munich unlike the bug. well, this didn't happen to show the off the mid day when the vehicle drove from the city's was a tell them one human, an access the central parade square. that's where festivities were being planned for bruce monday. carnival celebrations. let's bring in dominic caden. he's in berlin for a, so don't like to go through somebody updates. we've been guessing a rising debt. so and the suspect being arrested, of the suspect being arrested. the suspect is a full 2 year old man from the state. excuse me, a german citizen. the interior minister of the state in which the incident took place said that there is no further danger to the local population. in other words, the police believe that the have the person responsible for what has happened and a saying that there is no further danger. the incident took place at 1115, gmc, a black ford fiesta, was driven into a group of people in a pedestrian ice area. remember, this day is called rose monday. in germany. it's pos of the le

you can see this whole, they can have a conference in munich in a meeting in paris and, and puffy each other up. but not one of them came forth with any plan of how to survive. they have been under us really corporate political, economic, military. ready in for 75 years, nato has a meeting coming up in june. what on earth are they going to say? no, they're, they're coming apart and all kinds of ways. i think we should be extremely cautious of. and of course, in europe it's going to take a real mobilization to push back these you know, political figures of storm or every 31 of them. so we want to make things threats and they know they can pack it up at all. once they know they can put a big tax on the population there by talking so. so with where do they go from here? their effort to bring down or impose a regime change or russia to this member. that was a purpose of nato. and in that nato has failed, so lose this unit do on this everywhere. but there really is this unity because they didn't succeed. and us, however, has a very different approach to ending the war, especially also the l

but he was terrible at munich, zelenskyy, and i think he has made it almost impossible to sell to the american people that he's a good investment. sell to the american people he is a good investment. [reporters clamoring] >> one at a time. >> do you think president zelenskyy needs to resign to resume the peace talks? >> he either needs to resign or send somebody over we can do business with or he needs to change. >> thank you. pres. trump: thank you very much. i want to say we are going down to florida. we have a big event tomorrow night. make america great again. and it is setting records. i would rather be in the white house, but we are doing the big event tomorrow night. we had some big news this week, as you know, because apple is investing $500 billion -- think of that. and it's going to be a lot. it's going to be a tremendous investment, the biggest investment anybody has ever made at one time. they will be investing a lot of money. we have many other companies that just announced they are coming in. a lot of it is because of how we are doing. we have a great turnaround in a lit

but he was terrible at munich, zelenskyy and i think he has made it almost impossible to sell to the american people that he is a good investment. >> one at a time. >> senator graham, do you think president zelenskyy needs to resign? >> he either needs to resign and send somebody over that we can do business with or he needs to change. >> thank you very much. i just want to say we are going down to florida, we have a big event tomorrow night. make america great again. and it is setting records. otherwise i would rather be right now at the white house but we are doing the big event tomorrow night. we had some big news this week as you know because apple is investing $500 million and it's going to be a tremendous investment. the big investment -- biggest investment anyone has ever made in the country at one time. we have many other companies have just announced they are coming in. a lot of it is because what how we are doing. we have denigrate turnaround. the country it is really doing well. we are respected again all over the world. we had the japanese prime minister. we had the prime

but he was careful at munich, zelensky. and i think he has made it almost impossible to sell to the american people that he's a good investment. he's a good business partner. >> senator graham -- >> one at a time. >> senator graham, thank you. do you think president zelensky needs to resign to resume these peace talks. >> he either needs to resign or send somebody that we can do business with or needs to change. >> thank you. >> mr. president, would you talk to president zelensky again? pres. trump: thank you very much i just want to say we're going down to florida. we have a big event tomorrow night. big maga event. make america great again. we're setting records -- i would rather be at the white house but we're doing the big event tomorrow night. we had some big news this week as you know because apple is investing $500 billion, think of that. and it's going to be tremendous. i get the biggs investment anybody has ever made in the country at one time. they're going to be investing a lot of money, $500 billion. we have man

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and he said well, i'm going to go out and say i will sign it in munich. munich and he ran into vice president vance and secretary rubio, you know, very different. the vice president harris and secretary blinken. but he didn't sign the agreement. so finally we were supposed to have the signing today. it was supposed to be a great day. and this is one of the biggest ungoals in diplomatic history. >> laura: mr. secretary, was he late to the meeting? is his demeanor? what i'm trying to get at here maybe in congruent way is this seems to be a pattern with him. he seems to be the obstacle towards peace, to getting it to peace. and, with you, reports were he was late to the meeting. was he? >> you know, look. there it's very difficult to tell what's time. his office is this building they keep dark because of potential drone strikes. so, we had had a security breafing. we were supposed to have a longer meeting beforehand, so, it was just the two of us in a room for an hour, we couldn't come to an agreement. but i have to tell you, laura, today i was shocked that

i met with him with members of congress in munich. he told us some of the terms he wanted.d states had conceded. he was flying here under the pretext that he was going to sign this deal. this should have been a win. as he is sitting in the oval office, he says i want the president to stand with ukraine. in moments, he was going to be standing with the president of the united states with a win he had negotiated. instead of taking that win, he turned it into a debate on american security guarantees during peace notegotiations instead of taking that win and from that going forward. >> it all went sideways after a polish reporter asked president trump about his perceived alignment with vladimir putin. the president reacted. the vice president jumped in praising trump's diplomacy. that's when zelenskyy said about what he said, what kind of cease-fire and diplomacy are you talking about? i brokered deals with vladimir putin in the past. do you really think that this was all to blow it up? was it just people talking past each other? what do you think happened? >> i think fundament

he said in munich, ukraine has intel the russians are sending troops to belarus to use it as a launchad military into perhaps not just ukraine but other european countries. are you concerned about that? >> well, i am very concerned about what putin will do next. if he comes out of this and thinks he got a good deal and this was worth his time and effort and loss of life -- he doesn't care about russian soldiers. he obviously doesn't care about the ukrainians. that would be very concerning for me. i was in the baltic nations earlier this year. they are very concerned. that would be a staging ground for them to attack the baltics. >> understood. that's why we are watching it so carefully, senator kelly. i appreciate your insight. we will turn now to michigan congressman john james. good morning to you, congressman. >> good morning, margaret. >> i want to ask you about what's happening in your state with the economy and tariffs. staying on the theme for a moment, i know you have a lot of ukrainian americans in your district. you voted in support of last year's ukraine supplemental. are y

and he said, well, i'll, i'm going to go out and say, i'll sign it in munich. then he got to munich and he ran into vice president vance and secretary rubio, very different than vice president harris and secretary blinken. but he didn't sign the agreement. so finally, we were supposed to have the signing today. it was supposed to be a great day. and this is one of the biggest own goals in diplomatic history. well, and. >> mr. secretary was was he late to the meeting and did he is his demeanor. i mean what i'm trying to get at here, maybe in an incongruous way, is that this seems to be a pattern with him. he seems to be the obstacle toward peace, to getting to peace. and with you. reports were he was late to the meeting. was he. >> you know, look there. it's very difficult to tell what time you his his office is this building they keep dark because of potential drone strikes. so we had a security briefing. i we were supposed to have a longer meeting beforehand. so it was just the two of us in a room for an hour. we couldn't come to an agreement. but i have to te

>> well, i was at the munich security conference where vice president vance gave one of the most shamefulpeeches i've heard in person about just basically the withdrawal of america from the world. and i had a european leader ask me if russia were to attack a nato country, would america fulfill its article five collective security defense. >> which is almost the point of nato? >> yeah. and the only time it's ever been invoked was for the defense of the united states after nine over 11. and i don't have an answer to that right now. in fact, i felt like what we saw in the oval office with zelenskyy was an answer to that. i don't think america would actually fulfill its nato requirements, especially as we see now elon musk and others talking about, you know, america pulling america out of nato. i mean, this is something that, you know, the fact that this all happened in the oval office, right in front of a of a bust of winston churchill that trump so proudly puts in the oval office. i mean, it just shows how detached he is. you know, the the idea that he's literally turning his back, destroyi

course, a christmas market attack that took place in the eastern city of magdeburg, but also as the munich security conference was getting underway in the southern city of munich, there was another ramming attack that took place there as well. so it does come during a tense security situation. but again, right now the police are saying they are still working that situation. john. >> all right. fred pleitgen in berlin, we know you will keep your eye on this. please keep us posted. thank you. kate. >> let's focus on on the middle east right now. israel has announced it will stop the entry of all humanitarian aid into gaza in an effort to get hamas back to the table, turning up the pressure on the terrorist group to agree to new terms on extending the ceasefire agreement. the initial phase of the truce expired this weekend. cnn's jeremy diamond is much more for us on all of this from jerusalem. and what is the latest here, jeremy? >> well, kate. >> israel. >> is very much trying to change the dynamic here in the negotiations with hamas, essentially putting aside what was supposed to happen, m

we saw the extraordinary events of the munich security conference with that open schism between americand now after the dramatic events in the oval office, we see a breakdown in relations between the united states in ukraine. all of this is good news for vladimir putin. the russians are very confident now that they are going to build a new relationship with america, a stronger relationship with the trump administration, and that they are going to get everything that they want in this war against ukraine. helena: are russia editor in moscow. we appreciate your reporting. thank you for watching world news america. for the latest, you can head to our website as well, bbc.com/news, where we continue to have that live page coverage from our reporters poised across washington, wanted to ukraine, and also in russia for full reaction after that meeting in the oval office between ukrainian president vladimir belinsky and donald trump, which did end abruptly. thank you for your company. i will have more for you very soon. bye for now. narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided

he was terrible at munich, the landscape. and i think he has made it almost impossible the sales of the american people that he's a good investment. he either needs to resign and send somebody over the we can do business with, or he needs to change. donald trump will spend the weekend in florida. the moment in new york will not far from his thoughts either. we're going to end this or let him fight it out and it'd be fights it out. it's not going to be pretty, because without it, without us, he doesn't win the landscape left, the white house, the damage done the way back. unclear. i'll look for sure. i'll just see it up at the white house. i was off to the tents, messing up the white house. savanski told us media he wants to trump the move on ukraine size. just us just fire without security guard into this so sensitive for all of people. i'm, i'm speaking like a president of the people who are in this struggle 3 years and they, you just want to hear that america on our side and the america will stay with us the interactions wi

the news comes 18 days after a car rammed in munich that injured more than two dozen people. the driver in that incident is being investigated for possible extremist views. also breaking at this hour, president donald trump says that he will implement tariffs on external agricultural products starting on april 2nd. that's according to a post he made moments ago on truth social. no other details of his plan has been made just yet. well, just into our newsroom, an elementary school in sonoma county forced to close today. this is after the inside was vandalized extensively. this is video from outside that school this morning. now, it doesn't show where the vandalism happened, but it does show police carrying what appears to be evidence bags. the school district says it sent a letter to families this morning asking students to stay at home while police investigate that incident, and the damage is cleaned up. it's not yet clear if the elementary school will reopen tomorrow, but investigators are asking anyone with information to reach out to the rohnert park police department. wel

jd vance said in munich. you have to stop ignoring the will of the people. so they're talking in democratic terms about authoritarianism. they're talking in democratic terms about things that are actually not democratic. i don't understand what the gain was supposed to be tomorrow, because yesterday, because it was really just it was it was putin's talking points, right, that ukraine can't join nato. ukraine is, you know, absolutely. >> no, this is there's no doubt this it's this. but i still think, you know, it's actually trump was manipulated by jd vance because i think trump wanted to have this deal. so this is it's art of the deal to sign the deal and to show i'm a winner. but he was easily manipulated by jd vance. i think this is the fact that jd vance was at the meeting. it's probably the decision of the group that is basically calling the shots. it's a mask. and donald trump jr and others. so they thought trump being too soft with macron and starmer and he made some sort of concessions because i think trump is he can move here and there again all he w

then he got the munich and he ran into vice president brands and secretary rubio, you're very different, the vice president harris and secretary blinking at, but he didn't sign the agreement. so finally, we were supposed to have the sign in today. it was supposed to be a great day, and this is one of the biggest own goals and diplomatic effort. so pardon me, is the last cap just today and today which makes 11 day did you have a cheap plan to start? or was this old part of a bit to stay relevant as a full stop pressure mount spoke domestically and internationally a bit to cling onto at least one cod in this game with trump? well, good luck with that because anyone who's at the ups of trump walk knows that this is a man who does not take criticism. sorry, well, he definitely doesn't have a lot of patience. he doesn't appreciate ingratitude, and he sucks me. doesn't like being cheated. let's be frank and not relationship. only one side hold strong called away from the us. politics now was shooting at the polling station in kazi, i has left 3 people wounded, including one of the attack as o

he was terrible at munich, the landscape, and i think he has made it almost impossible the sales of the american people that he's a good invest buddy, either needs to resign and send somebody over that we can do business with. or he needs to change the you excuse me, graham day the last across and how of the cookie crumbles. when your a us ally one day all that much of her date on the barricades against the red tara the next day. you all the tara, one day, your saddam hussein, getting american alms and money. unintelligence, the next day hanging from the gallops one day or y mcduffy, chatting over tea with tony black. the next day you were lynch to death by a baseball one day. your call go on to the permanent protection of us troops. there's gonna be no circumstance for you to see people being lifted off the roof of a embassy in the of the united states, from afghanistan, probably the next day, or watching your for of a friends shop print up underway almost exactly like that day that you'll south vietnam being trained to flight, you'll know open brothers, and the next day you'll grabbin

definitely defensive beach in munich is very uncalled for and it, it ultimately seems to me very much against the interest of the united states. okay . well, have to leave it there, but fascinating to talk to you and get your insides. that's contrast for us out of london as well. calculates troops have miles through the capital of the democratic republic of congo. hundreds of um, soldiers took part in the show of force and can shasta, which comes as we're wanting to back in $23.00 fights, is make gains in the countries east. in 23 has captured the regions to major cities, government. and because of the government says more than 7000 people have been killed since the offensive started in january. meanwhile, in $23.00 rebels have handed over some 20, if the crew to finances of the group to for one to that includes an army general who is accused of having taken part in the 1994 to 2 genocide. and now the officer was sentenced by congress court for crimes against humanity. the i'm 23 is a fight. if next to the seas who say the fighting to protect the minority group. there was an army says

then he got the munich and he ran into vice president brands and secretary rubio. you're very different. the vice president harris and secretary blinking at, but he didn't sign the agreement. so finally, we were supposed to have the sign in today. it was supposed to be a great day. and this is one of the biggest own goals and diplomatic history. so apparently it's a landscape cap just today and today which makes $11.00. does he have a cheap tongue to sign, or what's the full part of a bit to stay relevant as a full stop pressure mounts both domestically and internationally, a bit to clean on and to at least one called in this game with trump? well, good luck with that because anyone who's at the ups of trump walk knows that this is a man who does not take criticism. sorry, well, he definitely doesn't have a lot of patience. he doesn't appreciate ingratitude, and he sucks me. doesn't like being cheated. let's be frank and not relationship. only one side hold strong because, you know, they my colleague mike, a quite a, was discussing our top story with a pair of gues

these also worth bearing in mind putting this into a wide context view as will recall that in munich, in february there was another incident of a car driven into a group of people in nash incidents to people which. busy many more wounded in macro bulk, before christmas, a christmas market was the scene where a man drove his car into a group of people, a crowd of people drive around the area. the come to complex. that's kidding. many people and wounding hundreds of people that use the wide context for what has happened today. but so far, at least in terms of direct confirmation. one person dead, several wounded, a suspect in custody. the presumption is, it was the driver of the call. the police are not really at right now that they may have been others involved, dominant cane about and thank you very much. indeed. the still ahead and i'll just say no rush i causing you fines allies to follow a path to piece not to fund the supply of more weapons after a security summit in london. and china is communist party gears up for an important gathering that's going to set out the government's a

he's a bit of a shaded cost, and then he got to munich and he ran into vice president brands and secretary rubio . you're very different. the vice president harris and secretary blinking at, but he didn't sign the agreement. so finally, we were supposed to have the signing today. it was supposed to be a great day, and this is one of the biggest own goals and diplomatic at 1st. so pardon me, is the last cap just today and today which makes 11 to did you have actually plan to side or what's the full part of a bit to stay relevant as a full stop pressure mounts both domestically and internationally, a bit to cling onto at least one cod in this game with trump. well, good luck with that because anyone who's of ups of trump walk knows that this is a man who does not take criticism. sorry, well, he definitely doesn't have a lot of patience. he doesn't appreciate ingratitude. and he sucks me. doesn't like being cheated. let's be frank. and not relationship. only one side holds the drum called me great. i'm boxes. i see us as funds in the center to witness said, oh hi, reaction settles i again, a