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host: our guest, retired lieutenant colonel alexander vindman.the author of a new book "the folly of realism, how the west deceived itself about russia and betrayed ukraine." also author of the sub start newsletter "what matters -- st ubstack newsletter "why it matters." thank you for joining us. guest: thank you very much. host: that does it for today's "washington journal." we will be back tomorrow with another edition at 7:00 a.m. eastern. until then, have a good day. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

host: our guest, retired lieutenant colonel alexander vindman.e author of a new book "the folly of realism, how the west deceived itself about russia and betrayed ukraine." also author of the sub start newsletter "what matters -- st ubstack newsletter "why it matters." thank you for joining us. guest: thank you very much. host: that does it for today's "washington journal." we will be back tomorrow with another edition at 7:00 a.m. eastern. until then, have a good day. ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2025] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org]

newcastle had led in the first half through alexander isak, but yankuba minteh brought the visitors level. then both anthony gordon and tariq lamptey were sent off we have to understand, why is it like this at the moment? it's only because of hard work. you have to take a holistic view of it. in the last few away games, sorry, home games here. was there and that's the main thing. the draw has been made for the quarterfinals. here are the fixtures. bournemouth host manchester city. who play on monday. in the other game, aberdeen came from 2—nil down to get points for just the second time this season. before the hour mark. so that result means manchester united are now leicester city 2—nil. it was always going to be a challenge, but winners which is an incredible stat, so... to go, than we did last season. on sunday, with a comfortable a—nil home victory over ten—man real sociedad. sociedad lost a player early in the match when defender gerard martin and marc casado then scored for the home side into first place in la liga, one point ahead of australia. chakravarthy taking 5—42. adam cottie

alexander vindman, have you ever seen anything like this? and what does this mean for ukraine going forward? >> it's absurd. i've never seen or never read anything like this. >> there's nothing in our history that suggests that a president treat an ally like this, let alone an adversary. we wouldn't treat an adversary like this in public. another world leader? yeah. and i think what really what what's interesting to me is that there is a moment of clarity around this week, a couple of things. the first one is the un vote, in which the u.s. sided with north korea, with russia against our allies, against ukraine, and then. i today, earlier today, proceeded to try to berate the leader of a country that's been fighting for for its own independence, its own sovereignty for three years, but also really defending the west, a bulwark against russian aggression. beating up russia in a way that makes us safer and makes the europeans safer. making sure that russia doesn't pose the same kind of threats. and we what do we do? we we beat them up for it. a

alexander rodnansky , former advisor to ukrainian president zelenskyy.oining us here on bbc news. and of course, zelenskyy, once he leaves washington, will make his way to london for that meeting that prime minister sir keir starmer has convened for a sunday where there are at least 13 european leaders expected to gather, to voice their support for ukraine. at that meeting is taking on a whole level of importance after what we have seen here today. stay with us on bbc news. narrator: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... bdo, accountants and advisors, funding was also provided by, the freeman foundation, the judy and peter blum kovler foundation, upholding freedom by strengthening democracies at home and abroad. ♪ ♪ usa today calls it "arguably the best bargain in streaming" that's because the free pbs app let's you watch the best of pbs anytime, anywhere. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ narrator: funding for presentation of this program

peter alexander begins our reporting tonight. >> reporter: tonight, president trump the sequel, set to address both congress and the country for the first time in his second term. tonight's theme, the white house says, the renewal of the american dream, with the president already making a sales pitch for his first six weeks. >> we're setting a lot of records. i think every way we're setting records. >> reporter: president trump aides say will tout his pledge to be a peace maker. it comes as ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy now says he's ready to sign that minerals agreement designed to help the u.s. recoup billions of dollars in american aid which is seen as the first step in an eventual peace deal with russia. zelenskyy posting i would like to reiterate ukraine's commitment to peace. my team and i stand ready to work under president trump's leadership. those comments coming just hours after esident trump suspended military aid to ukraine, a major policy reversal, while the war is still raging. and criticized zelenskyy for saying a peace deal is, quote, still very, very far away

people empower, requested the service president alexander, which is, was told he wasn't available. the lack of progress of the use phones with dialogue was underscored by the 2023 months ago. attacked were all man labels. there is by the use chief negotiator killed the coastal police officer. i'm going to feel more comfortable in minnesota of internal affairs, the space, the claims of the attack, subjective. what's the next? the news of the country reminiscent of russia as actions in your train, not for the visually to another and the district to me zone of the hostile 60 group . it took a risk to attend that this morning to lead mid career to lead me to the question that elizabeth on let me to visit the video. the video included the you, the full 10 out of my team. is this the federal this with you, mr. aust? uninstalling video nicholas list as you like the meet the me the last at the done boss back of the capital, the positive was on full swing. why the nation celebrates? lord robinson, former u. k. defense minister speaks on the resilience of comfortable drawing par lives with t

and alexander vindman knows a lot about this. that he. >> was. >> belinski was mad because. >> he wanted to hear he was trying to say that russia is bad, russia is bad. how do discourse. >> is nonsense? it's completely ahistorical. this is the this is the second administration of a president that was oversaw four years of war between russia and ukraine, didn't do anything about it. now he thinks he has this idea to bring peace. and what does he do? he bends the knee. he appeases his. his goal is to appease putin when what he should be doing is figuring out the fact that you're right, the biden administration didn't do enough. but russia is on the ropes, and the way you get peace is you get putin to negotiate, you get. >> putin, you get peace. >> through a resolution at the united nations. that means absolutely nothing. we demand that. >> you. >> administrations have tried to conduct. >> a policy with words. >> of appeasement. >> and russia has been at war since the russian federation. >> came into existence. >> actually, it's bee

james park, alexander is how to open the scoring for new castle from the pelting thoughts. his 22nd goal of the season. it was former newcastle player. yeah. cool. boom. into gave that penalty away. he then made amends by scoring the equalizer. it's still $11.00 matches united manager, reuben amaran's as a club is heading in the right direction, despite turmoil, but both on and off, the pitch united face full him in the as a company just under an hour. the tie comes just days after was announced. another $200.00 jobs be caught at the club, united or down in 14th place and the premier league, but still have the chance of winning to come competitions. we are trying to project the next season. we have to do it as a big, lo and we are changing a lot of things, you know, a squad in the academy. we are working on everything from the, for the, for the future of the glove. so guarantee is i cannot give you the board cannot. it's clear the situation we have to deal with that we've been talking to football writer henry winter about the scale of the task amaran's is facing. or if you

so for all base digits. alexander michael vegas, who joins me right now from vienna. alexander, i'm happy to have you driving now. so what's your reaction to today summit to london where lot of meetings the last key fled to the following. he's fiasco in washington. while it was basically a desperate stride by the europeans to say, face during this ongoing crisis off the trends atlanta, since the relationship or the clampett's has relationship with the united states of america. because now suddenly we witnessed the situation. that's the united states finally wants to lease the wall for ukraine and basically loose the european splines. and yeah, surprisingly, brussels actually wants to continue the war. i guess this is the main signal mates today by um you case prime and is the summer box on the other ends to europe. teams are still very hesitant when it comes to do some military ambitions. same space that's they're not ready to send troops to ukraine. unless they are supported by the united states of america. so i guess that's the current um, well ref rick, by the european union which is n

first half through alexander isak but the visitors levelled.ss the league cup 7 final. we have to understand wh is it final. we have to understand why is it like _ final. we have to understand why is it like this _ final. we have to understand why is it like this at - final. we have to understand why is it like this at the - 7 only because of hard moment, only because of hard work. it's because the guys do lot of effort in training a lot of effort in training sessions it is important to 777775577 7 15237521 640577 1523758 6405755377 1523758 64057553}; keep doing the understand, keep doing the basic things because every game a challenge and the next is a challenge and the next sunday saturday, we have another fulham, we have another challenge waiting for us. fulham will play crystal palace. take on either nottingham forest or ipswich — who play on monday. two games in the scottish premiership, they're third in the league kevin nisbet getting both goals with the equaliser cricket now. australia. performance from india's spinners with varun chakra

alexander was referring to, you know, community input. we were hearing about that from the community. we also heard from administrate staffers both this time and previously about a concern that they did not have sufficient opportunity to provide input into this process. so that's the first thing that i wanted to ask about like what provisions are we making now to to you know, to ensure that they have opportunities for input and are we making changes going forward to try to work more closely with the administrators? yeah. thank you for that question. budget development is always a very iterative process so there are always opportunities to go back and forth. so sort of the i guess formal structure i would say that we're following right now is we presented we met with all the administrators on february 19th. they're all in the room together then they broke out into their cohorts so each of their cohorts and there was a lead staff plus a central office staff who met and talked through the template the strategic staffing model, the allocation

um, alexander vindman, thank you so much. again, just a reminder about his new book, the folly of realism how the west deceived itself about russia and betrayed ukraine. very timely. and it is out right now. thanks again to alexander vindman for joining us and new details about the death of oscar winner gene hackman and his wife at their home in new mexico. we'll talk more about just how long they were dead before their bodies were found. you're in the cnn newsroom. >> have i got news for you? it's back. let's think of some new games to play. what do you got? >> yes. >> something like, uh. >> oh. >> what? >> keep playing the same games. yeah, let's do the same games. >> have i got news for you tonight at nine on cnn? >> tap into etsy for original and affordable home and style pieces like lighting under $150 to brighten your vibe for under $100, put your best look forward with vintage jackets or pick up custom shelving for under 50 to make space without emptying your pockets, and get cozy with linen robes for 75 or less. for a

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there were many variants, but there is the last one, mending relations with donald trump alexander rodnyansky certainly advise them to try and repair the relationship with the united states. and he thinks vladmir putin will try and get involved in any potential deal. we talked about the at the oval on friday, the the oval office on friday, the on and what ' this? ' 7 thisiweek. 7 arrangements and have those minerals ready for america to have. so putin could actually find himself very happily doing what trump wants to do. i'm afraid it is going to be extremely difficult got what he wanted, which was an agreement for the majority of these special minerals. but when it comes to what this means for europe — of course, we saw a very big show of strength on sunday of uk export finance to buy defence missiles, air and if you look at france and germany, they havejust had emergency elections because they cannot agree this is a tricky time for europe. but if america are not going to be doing that, so i'm afraid it looks for a moment a really very difficult situation indeed, unless the ukrainians can wh

we're being shown around by 2 sites, supervisors, alexander and casino both just 27 years old. they're eager to see the line finished and frustrated over the ongoing dispute with ball gary and you open come to the man . you open uh confident this is a member of your group in union such as will give you 2 in 20 one's since us into the to do not recognize the language of the neighboring country. little through the coordinators the most. so don't owings. not only did they blame bull gary for holding up the new line, they're upset that it's blocking north macedonia admission process into the u. both believe north macedonia belongs in the block, and sooner rather than later, the not going to go to the voluminous level for either you understood or we can love or is it, i would love to, to be serial a sort of a mean to be back in scope you were a new government, appears to be more torn over the issue. we meet with the countries director of real infrastructure, who explains why the line preferred by the chinese is more attractive to his government. sense. for us as a concept, quarter o

reports, his is immediate reports'hisnar'ne is but we immediate reports'his'nar'ne is but we don't alexander much other than that is german born, and that he is german born, and that this is not a political act. sto has been huel the story has been hugely by misinformation by affected by misinformation by given the past 7 not not even dista nt 5 distant past 5 distant past history, with very distant past history, with these types of attacks using cars in crowds. fits these types of attacks using cars in crowds. _ ears in erst-sesww w there have e: -= 2—— " thisis ”third? ’ w 7 77 this7i7s7 777t7hi7rd7in 77 7 �*three months. there was attack in magdeburg i believe? 77 i believe, six that killed, i believe, six people injured 300 people, people and injured 300 people. that really people and injored 300 people. that really shook and that really shook the nation, and thenjust and that really shook the nation, and then just a and that really shook the nation, and thenjust a couple a-o, in munich, ago, in munich, some but drove into a protest, he drove into a protest, of a mother and a child died a

alexander rodnyansky is a former advisor to president zelensky and believes the ukrainian the relationshiph the united states. going to be the potential benefit of that? the potential benefit of that is the survival of ukraine. founder of the investment platform regionally — in any potential deal. the world, the reaction was quite astonishing. yes, monday morning, what do we do now? end of ukraine, which russia already controls. on what i have got already," and sit on those particular a deal with america, and it depends exactly for the ukrainians to reach a deal because trump will have to go ahead and sign a deal. as he tells the world. here in london led by sir keir starmer — the uk has announced an additional £1.6 billion of uk export finance to buy defence missiles, air defence missiles, etc. but it will cost a lot of money, isn't it? and if you look at france in germany, they have just a very tricky time, indeed. might not be enough — you still need america behind you saying, "if you, russia, are going to the fail—safe behind it so it will find it very difficult of the extremely unplea

joining me now is the retired army lieutenant colonel alexander vindman. he's a former director of european affairs for the u.s. national security council. he also formerly served as a political military affairs officer for russia, for the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, and as an attache at the u.s. embassy in moscow. he's the author of a brand new book, the folly of realism how the west deceived itself about russia and betrayed ukraine. wow. first of all, i'd like the audience. i think i'd like them to think that we book our show really well on the news. but you were actually going to be here. we were. we had planned this a while ago because of your book, which literally could have been written overnight and published. what what we saw happen. i don't even know what you make of it. it's about 24 hours. >> it is. i wrote this thing years back, actually, to finish up my doctoral work and then rewrote it, timing it for the release on the third war, recognizing that we were still going to have regardless of what party was going to be in power, democra

a bela russian president, alexander lucas shank, or offered to hold the negotiations in minutes can to best cope so that it's the best place for most cuz belarus is rushes closest ally. so according to lucas younger, he's waiting for donald trump present patient in the presence of landscape in minutes. and meanwhile, meanwhile, during the address to become a congress, donald trump didn't say a single bond. what about the russia origin patient which is seen here and most cuz of very good sign? germany's incoming coalition government has announced plans to radically overhaul the defense spending by changing the constitution and scrapping limits on borrowing . the conservative party leaders says the debt cap removal is due to recent events in the us and threats to the countries, freedom and peace. so the white house has said it does not support the proposal put forward by our leaders for the reconstruction of gaza. the plan was announced that an emergency meeting in cairo, the 5 year plan will cost around $53000000000.00. palestinians will be housed in temporary accommodation in gaza. the

alexander rodnyansky is a former advisor to president zelensky and believes the ukrainian president willto make the first move. i would certainly advise them to try and repair the relationship with the united states. if that means making some sort of statement, then probably you should do that, because what is going to be the potential benefit of that? the potential benefit of that is the survival of ukraine. i think that's definitely a lot more important than gestures, or who thinks what about whether they were right or wrong in that particular instance. on what i have got already," and sit on those particular arrangements and have those minerals ready for america to have. so putin could actually find himself very happily doing a deal with america, and it depends exactly what trump wants to do. if trump wants to just be awkward and not reach a deal, i'm afraid it is going to be extremely difficult for the ukrainians to reach a deal because trump will have got what he wanted, which is an agreement for the majority as he tells the world. yes. of course, we saw a very big show of strength

tom: fenlon's president alexander speaking to francine talking of the need for defense in europe, defenserally today and rhetorical commitments ramp up spending. similar moves across saw, systems, innovation, double-digit gains that we watch in the lead up to the open, expect strong reactions. what stay on the defense story because germany's parties forming a coalition, germany's ability to support europe in ukraine will depend on whether politicians put party agendas to one side. they are the author about a book about the history of east germany called beyond the wall and she joins me now. what your expectation, good morning, thanks for joining us, when we know about these talks? is germany sidelined when it comes to defense in the urgency? katya: it is sidelined at the moment, france and the u.k. have taken the lead and rightly so, since they can act and do things whilst the german chancellor olaf scholz is a lame-duck chancellor, we've seen that in london, greeted with a friendly handshake, not the enthusiastic hype that emmanuel macron got. they need to hit the ground running on defen

. >> alexander bogdanov is a senior fellow at the carnegie russia eurasia center and at the europeanversity institute, and he joins us now from berlin. thank you so much for being here with us. so just to start off, your reaction to that incredible meeting. >> well. it's up to. ukrainians to decide whether zelenskyy met their expectations. but from the russian side, it's looking like this. what has happened between trump and zelenskyy and ukraine has exceeded even the boldest expectations of the kremlin. they can hardly believe their luck. the reaction the official reaction is very cautious because they they are. really not believing what's going on. for the last month, including the last evening. first, president trump called putin. first, he was ready to discuss ukraine without ukraine and even without nato and europe. vice president in mÜnchen, vice president seung min kim was arguing that the biggest threat to the democracy is not, a rise of authoritarianism or not an autocratic kremlin, but the liberal censorship. it's exactly the argument you hear from the kremlin official medi

. >> and joining us now, nbc news chief white house correspondent peter alexander. also with us, ashley parker, writer at the atlantic, former republican governor john kasich from ohio. and symone sanders townsend, former chief spokesperson for vice president harris and co-host of the weekend here on msnbc. peter, what were folks inside the white house saying this morning about how the president's speech went last night? what they were saying about exactly. >> what you would expect them to say. caroline leavitt, the press secretary, who will be briefing reporters in the next couple of hours, saying that president trump absolutely owned the moment. of course, that's what you would expect. i will tell you what i heard privately, though, from a top ally to donald trump, this person described the speech last night as the unabashedly the most partizan speech he has ever heard delivered by a president in that house, chamber said this was, in effect, donald trump confidant and, in their words, on steroids. in the eyes of the president's allies, they believe that the presid

people empower, requested me to give us the best president, alexander, which is one of the tools he wasn't available. the lack of progress of the use funds of dialogue, was underscored by the 2023 months ago. attacked were on man labels. there is by the use chief negotiator killed the coastal police officer and going to the few more comfortable minnesota of internal affairs, the space, the claims of the attack, subjective was due. next. the news of the country reminiscent of russia as actions in your train, not for the visually to one of the district to me zone of the hospitality group. it took a risk to conduct this morning to lead me to lead me to the question that in those which on the me to these the video, the pre owned include those to you. but for 10 out of my team is this. the federal this with you, mr. last, the understanding that even before was as you like, the meet the me, the last at the done boss back of the capital, the positive was on full swing. why the nation celebrates nor drop us and former u. k. defense minister speaks on the resilience of comfortable drawing par lives

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there's donald trump throwing peter alexander under the bus. first term when he was confronted with questions he didn't like from people like jim acosta. this time, he appears poised to eliminate the tough questions altogether by banishing reporters from his presence. who might dare to ask one the man you just saw in that clip, jim acosta, joins me now. he's the former chief white house correspondent for cnn these days. he's an independent journalist. he's the host of the jim acosta show on substack, youtube and apple podcasts. he's the author of the important book the enemy of the people a dangerous time to tell the truth in america. and he's a he's a former colleague of mine and an old friend. jim, nice to see you, my friend. it's been many years since you and i have had a chance to talk on tv. >> yes it has. it's great to see you again, ali. >> that was a there was a lot in that clip, which is why i needed to play it. because you did say enemy of the people. and that's the distinction, right? you are whatever you want to call it. a thorn in

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we need to understand who we are and who is around best, but oversized father, alexander, is being a priest at the cathedral since before rushes onyx ation of crimea in 2014. so with peace is freedom and life in slavery is not life. i'll defend his own these things to all defend as they was is and will be a for ukrainian independent states. all to the unprecedented diplomatic, this austin between president zalinski and president trump in washington. ukrainians find themselves in deeply, uncertain times. they have always known that the face of the country will be determined by the political will, the strength and the generosity of its allies. but the people here, or perhaps more acutely aware than ever with full, that can no longer be guaranteed. charles, drop it out to 0. keith. israel's all mean has forcibly displaced 90 percent of the palestinian population and the janine refuge account may be $500.00 houses and facilities have been destroyed since is ralph without its month long military operation in the north of the occupied westbank there all food shortages for those who remain

but any agreement has to benefit both sides and protect the future of generations of ukrainians. alexander buyers, alda 0 for counting the cost of a full, that contentious meeting between the us president donald trump, a new brains president for a lot of me is landscape. so place. i spoke with griffin bhaskar, and she's the director of the critical mineral security program at the center for strategic and international studies. i began by asking if it was a win win for both sides, or if you train is being exploited, does it have a choice? i asked, thank you so much for having me here today. it's definitely a very exciting time in the world of minerals diplomacy. so i think there's one really big point worth noting, which is that the deal now looks very different to the deal that was going to initially be negotiated originally. for example, president trump wanted to read be repaid for $500000000000.00 of military and a through, you know, mineral resources. however, there was a lot of controversy around and figure pressing zalinski wouldn't agree to it because he said, well, we haven't spent,

what they describe is endemic corruption onto the decade long populous governments of president alexander advocates. the protest response by november as try and station tennessee collapse that killed 15 people. obviously there's not a lot of this is so positive once begun, this having a heating effect and although it may not complete and fixed the seas, it's a step in the right direction of the that's the idea is not some claim to over throw the state, but to create a better state and it's being driven by the younger generations, just finishing their education, having to take to the streets to pursue justice. the previous generations failed to achieve a federal task force in the united states is planning to visit 10 college campuses that it says have seen incidence of anti semitism. among them is columbia university, with demonstrations in solidarity with palestinians spot and national student protest movement. hundreds of students have faced disciplinary action full, their involvement in the protest. now 3, assuming the university saying they were unfairly suspended for their political v

well, we'll get more on that meeting the you and from gabriel. alexander, just in a few minutes, 1st let speak to tara, i was in his life for us in hon. eunice. as in garza tart, can you give us a sense of what this means for palestinians when israel stops the aides going in? because this has been happening time and time again throughout the world. and now even as the ceasefire is still holding well, so it means a significant call in the lifeline that palestinians have been a huge really, depending on in order to receive life saving supplies. and in order to cope with the sole re um, aggravating humanitarian crisis, we have been receiving initial indications from you on t agencies, especially from the w. f p's facing you don't have law. just don't go search here in garza, i'm the to that to hardly need you to operate bakeries. i'm to transport a to the territory will be only enough for a few weeks. this has been the sum of the realities indications. also trying to reflect how drastic is that you might have cherry a situation where disclosure has sproat great concerns and repercussion

under the decade long popular government presents alexander church. the protest response by november the train station kind of a collapse which killed 15 people obviously does not. a lot of this is so positive. once begun this having a heating effect, and although it may not complete and fix the seas, it's a step in the right direction. mazda, the, that's the idea is not some claim to over throw the state, but to create a better state. it's being driven by the younger generations, just finishing their education, having to take to the streets to pursue justice, the previous generations failed to achieve. well, that's it from me for the moment. flor kyle. you can find plenty more on a website that's out. is there adult calm about good one, use of the tool, talents there the the had a lot of that meet your logical spring. may have sprung across europe this weekend . but we're still seeing some very unsettled, kula and west, or without paying southern parts of the region. we've got an area of low pressure working its way across the se, bringing a winfrey

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if that oversight, father, alexander, has been a priest at the cathedral since before. russia's annexation of crimea in 2014, with peace is freedom, and life in slavery is not life. i'll defend is a nice things to all defend as they was is, and will be a for ukrainian independent states. all to the unprecedented diplomatic disaster between president zalinski and president trump in washington. ukrainians find themselves in deeply uncertain times. they have always known that the face of the country will be determined by the political will, the strength, and the generosity of its allies, the people here, or perhaps more acutely aware than ever before. that can no longer be guaranteed charles strap it i'll just hero keith. so it looks bad. westbank is where the forces of begun. demolishing homes in the north shapes refugee camp in the north is part of a large scale is really ministry to solve. the beginning of last month will stylish it as a military incursion is now escalated a wide spread, demolitions affecting hundreds of policy and families, misplacing tens of thousands of others. alexis,

defined on negotiations was present, or russia continues to institute of russian presidents that alexander lucas chunk are offered to hold the negotiations in minutes and best cope so that it's the best place for most, cuz belarus is rushes closest ally. so according to lucas shanker, he's waiting for donald trump present patient in the presence of landscape in minutes. i mean, why, meanwhile, during the address to become congress and donald trump didn't say a single bond. what about russia? origin patient which is seen here and most cuz a very good sign, especially against the bank, top of the negative rhetoric towards russia or, or the russian president in washington. trump says that he's ready to continue. the cold phrase hang was legend as alaska, and it's also important because it has no possible to suspend hostilities and work and peace agreements without last name is alaska and his participation all that. um, so we are hearing from on this here say that they in the united states and the stand that ra shotwell when, sooner or later because it's got more people, it's got more results