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. >> and i'm anne diamond, and this is gb news breakfast.eresting you called it a catastrophic meeting there. or at least our newsroom did. and then it was nigel farage who a lot of people were saying. what's he going to say about it? he called it a spat. >> a spat. >> a spat. >> so did you see it as a spat or a catastrophic meeting between zelenskyy and trump? >> well, very diplomatic of nigel farage because of course, we know he's a huge ally and ffiend we know he's a huge ally and friend of the president of the united states. but it is incredibly difficult, i think, for the uk, particularly sir keir starmer, trying to be that bndge keir starmer, trying to be that bridge between europe and america. but i think yesterday anne pictures spoke louder than words. him leaving the downing street steps to greet president zelenskyy from from his motorcade and the crowds outside in whitehall. >> it was pretty unusual for the prime minister. usually the prime minister. usually the prime minister. usually the prime minister waits on the doorstep of num

and i�*m anne diamond and this is gb news breakfast. yeah, it is a bit early, isn't it?at, though, there's a lot to talk about. i mean, you must must have been watching last night. the oval office fiasco. what did you think? i mean, as an experienced politician. and presumably you've negotiated you�*ve probably had some difficult negotiations in your time. >> nothing like that. >> nothing like that. >> well, i don't think we've ever seen anything. >> like that. it was an absolute horror, to tell you the truth. i mean, i was in horror partly because i thought the zelenskyy was being bullied. i thought it was being bullied. i thought it was extremely, extremely unattractive. and secondly, i was in horror because of the consequences of this thing. i mean, the things we've seen in the last week or two are beyond my experience and comprehension. the united states voting with russia at the united nations, the united states humiliating the united states humiliating the president of ukraine, which was attacked by russia. you may remember that at one time, united states was worri