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power and ally. and the thing joe biden can't fix himself is that continues to this day. evenue allies who welcomed joe biden, welcomed leadership of the united states and rallied nato andit ukraine, they're sitting back and wondering is donald trump going to come back? vladimir putin is sitting there thinking i just have to wait this guy out, maybe i have to interfere in the 2024 election to try and get donald trump elected. my strategy is a g waiting game. i as a dictator have more staying power than an american democracy because they're swimming back and forth as a crazy pendulum and they're not reliable. if we cannot sustain a policy, can't sustain something like the basic support for dwru crane, a democratic country that is under assault, if we can't sustain that for more than a couple of years because congress can't gec its act together, how is any nation in the world going to trust our n word, how are allie goingw to trust our defense agreements sphif they cannot do that, they're going to start to hedge, they're going to start bend from a pressure from a china or russia because the united states can no longer be relied on as l a cornerstone o

after the invasions that happened by the united states and other allies the reality on ground now is that the americans and their allies have lost their power and since they have lost their power and their foot on the ground, they are trying to adhere to let's say unofficial ways of confronting their enemies and their rivals and it is what they had experienced let's say many decades ago against the soviets so at that time they formed al-qaeda and other terrorist group actually and and it was just a an unofficial and non-state actor which they raised against the soviets in afghanistan and after that gradually they have realized that they can actually use this actors as some sort of proxies, but this proxy is totally unofficial and it cannot be mentioned, yes iran might have some proxies as we claim that for example is a proxy of iran and... other groups, but it is some official group registered, announced and publicly working, legally doing everything, and there are some groups that are totally clear, but what americans are doing is just using these non-state non-official actors, which cannot actually anyone can directly connect them to the

the united states will remain an extremely powerful country and influence in several regions, but globally its power has diminished and it has to rely more and more on allies, when before alliesw, as a decoration, mostly there was. we see the growth of asia, above all of china, thank god, not at the pace expected in china, because the chinese pax sinica is not what we would like to have and see in the world, it is not a completely fair peace and for sure he, let's say, does not fit ukraine. and we see that after the disintegration of the soviet union, when there were two superpowers, and in fact the tension was only on the periphery, and the europeans, for example, were focused exclusively on opposing the soviet union to its allies, now the situation is changing. and so small and big conflicts arise, this is also what is happening in the middle east, we see that iran, as, well, a de facto ally of the russian federation, together with north korea, they are trying to change their position and start conflicts and are supporting various proxy groups that are fighting, and in yemen, the houthis are supported by iran, and hezbollah and hamas are supported by iran, so they are tryin

allies, we represent 50% of the world's economic might and 50% of the world's military might. so, in nato, the united states has something no other major power has. and that is more than 30 friends and allies and that makes all of us stronger, also the eyes. >> former president trump is likely the republican nominee for president. he has been very clear how he feels about nato. he reiterated that feeling just a couple days ago. listen to this. >> we're paying for nato. and we don't get so much out of it. and you know, i hate to tell you this about nato, if we ever needed their help, let's say we were attacked, i don't believe they would be there. >> you look at the trump campaign website, mr. secretary general. it says, quote, we have to finish the process that we began under my administration of fundamentally re-evaluating nato's purpose and nato's mission. would a second trump presidency concern you about the future of u.s. membership in nato? >> well, i believe that the united states will continue to be staunch nato allyss of the outcome of the u.s. elections because it is in the u.s. interest to have -- >> even under president trump? >> because it is -- well, i worked with him for four years and i listened carefully because the main criticism has been about nato allies spending too little on nato. and the message has been taken. they have increased defense spending, more and more allies are spending 2% of gdp on defense, poland is spending 4%. no other ally is spending more than that. and in total, added 450 billion extra for defense. so, the message from the united states that european allies have to step up has been understood and are now moving in the right direction. >> certainly there's been a commitment of more money from those members. but to hear the president, former president say, let's say we were attacked, i don't believe they would be there is questioning whether they would abide by article 5. so i really appreciate you weighing in on all of this and wish you success and the rest of your