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the 33 cursed area residents held captive by ukrainian armed forces are returning home a coalition of the warring as the u. k. and france pitched a far fetched plan to put the boots on the ground in ukraine while admitting they can't do it without the us, which isn't exactly rushing to get on board. i've asked every foreign minister i meet with. tell me your idea of how this turns out most don't have a plan. a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction. essentially, ukraine is on live support. if the european union and the americans do not provide funding, then the ukrainians will not be able to fight. and more over the ukrainian state will not be able to survive. the hungarian prime minister warns that gives hands are tied as a lot of mirrors and wednesdays war mongering efforts continue. and while washington is eager to talk, peace is waiting for our ukrainian leader that actually has the people's confidence plus, israel reaffirmed this is about to defend the drew's minority in s

00;00] the headline stories this our over 30 residents of the curse, cal cafeteria, 5 ukrainian armed forces are in the process of returning home. also coming up a combination of the warring fronts in the u. k. push their chair side and pitcher planned who puts boots on the ground in ukraine, while admitting big tubs. do the with i. p u. s. and washington isn't exactly rushing to get on board. i've asked every foreign minister i meet with. tell me your idea of how this turns out most don't have a plan. a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction. essentially, ukraine is on live support. if the european union and the americans do not provide funding, then the ukrainians will not be able to find. and more over the ukrainian state will not be able to survive. on gary and p. m warrens about the times are tied, does not american wednesdays push park again. peace efforts continues us as members of the new us administration point dollar to a ukrainian leader must actually be against continuing

the 33 curse can region residents held captive by ukrainian armed forces are returning home a coalition of the warring as the u. k. and france. pits of far fits, planned to put boots on the ground, and ukraine admitting they can't do it without the us, which isn't exactly rushing to get on board. i've asked every foreign minister i meet with tell me your idea of how this turns out. most don't have a plan, a few have said, well, let's give them another year fighting a year from now a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction. essentially, ukraine is on live support if the european union and the americans do not provide funding, then the ukrainians will not be able to buy. and more over the ukrainian states will not be able to survive. the hon. gary and prime minister warrens, the kids hands are tied as bottom as the ones is war. mongering efforts continue and all washington is eager to talk to you sit waiting for a ukrainian later that actually has the people's confidence plus israel references involved to defend the druids. minority and syria, adding that the i

i think i speak for the whole house saying we are proud of our armed forces in everything they do. they are at the leading edge playing a key part in ukraine and will continue to play a key part in the security and defense of europe. >> thank you very much, speaker. can i congratulate the prime minister on bringing european leaders together at the weekend and setting the record straight for jd vance on the issue of free speech? president zelenskyy is resilient and brave just like the nation he represents. in the second week of the war when i went to ukraine, we can see firsthand there was absolutely nothing the russians will not do. can the prime minister promise our support will not waiver and he will continue working closely with our european allies to make sure we bring about peace in ukraine? p.m. starmer: i can give her that assurance. we will not waiver. we will work with our allies. >> thank you very much, mr. speaker. the prime minister's statement in support for president zelenskyy and ukraine. but in view of his cuts to the a budget but also with the eyes of the world foc

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we even have the armed forces. the only question is, do we have the political will? can we organize our societies in such a way that people understand the urgency and are willing to do what is necessary? i think it can be done, but it's going to be very, very hard indeed. >> i thought, frans, the most remarkable thing said in the last week or two by europeans was by mertes, the incoming. the putative incoming chancellor of germany, who said the key task for europe is a step by step independence away from the united states. and he talked about how he may need guarantees, nuclear guarantees from france and britain rather than the united states. this, to me, is seismic. would you agree? >> i agree, i agree it is. and i think this needs to be discussed and thought through very carefully because, um, yes, the uk has nuclear capacity, but that's a second strike capacity. the french have first strike capacity, but also very, very limited tactical nuclear capacity. this was always done by the united states. so i'm not sure this is something that will be of comfort unless we

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well, what could this mean for recruitment into the armed forces?policy changes. >> don't. >> just affect the service members, that they are directly tied to. this affects people. >> that we have. >> served with, that know that we have had. their backs. for a decade, and that we have shown our competence to they all. >> of a. >> sudden see a. >> hole in their. >> office. >> a hole in their unit manning. >> that's an issue for more than just us. it also affects families. it affects. people that. are thinking about joining the military. with about 30%. of generation. >> z. >> adults are. >> prime recruiting age population identifying as lgbtq. that's a huge concern. >> as we look. >> to make sure. >> that we. >> have. >> enough ready. >> and able people. >> to do. >> the needs of this nation. >> colonel, the memo from the pentagon allows a waiver for service members willing to de transition, and that they must show 36 months of stability. i'm quoting here in sex assigned at birth. i am sorry i even had to read that because it's so insulting. but does

significantly damaged nightly by drone strikes by russia, regardless of the damage done to their armed forces on the front lines. but the kyiv fear is that a fast peace, a rushed peace, a peace which encourages a ceasefire that russia exploits to refit and then attacks again, will leave ukraine in a much more vulnerable position. and so there's clearly a big gap between how zelenskyy feels peace needs to be implemented, with the need for security guarantees, with the need to show strength. so russia does not, as it has, ukraine says, with factual evidence to back it up, allow russia to ignore the ceasefire that it signed up to over the past years. 25 instances. ukrainian officials often cite in the past decade. so that comes too, with a continued, i think it's fair to say, barrage of concerns from trump cabinet officials about zelenskyy's position in office, suggesting maybe ukraine needs another leader. this all comes after lindsey graham, senator lindsey graham suggested perhaps he needed to resign or find a way to fix this relationship that hasn't let up. and indeed, trump's truth social p

d o b an armed forces bod, courageously. but the roots allergy of the italians knew no bounds. they use not only massive bombing attacks on civilians, but also the chemical weapons toxic gases. this change the course of the war. as a result of the occupation of ethiopia by the fascist 760000 people were killed. the capture of the african state was committed with europe's tacit approval. britain and france recognize the annexation, giving the green light to a further fastest expansion in the world. 10 paving the way for the outbreak of world war 2. there is no end in sight over how you're going to continue to destroy the earth. is the case of the med, most of the people i tried to go to the gym, but i'm certainly not ready to fight russia. this is also absurd. this is the 3rd world lunacy re washing press for so the funder line likes to say we have the tools while we just start with stability and business deals to new me on that. we have very good stuff again that's, you know, a price here in new york. i think we don't know the aftermath any time that you're not allowed to ask q

a group of 33 cursed residents who were taken by ukrainian armed forces from a temporarily occupied areas in the region is looking forward to returning home. a priority list. we checked the ambulances, which today unfortunately, will be needed, but at least 10 were returning coolest presidents. each boss has a dry russian toys for children and everything you need to keep when that will be a short stop so that everyone can have a hot meal. we are very worried about the psychological and physical condition of the people that we are fully prepared. we have checked every ambulance now. it is equipped with everything necessary to have full transport safety rules will be followed. we hope that the road will be successful and our close residents will be met by their relatives and friends. the most important thing is the everyone returns alive and well, who is cross now to our t correspondence, vermont customer have from a heart warming reunion for those coming home and their families tell us about their ordeal. so the $33.00 russian civilians from the course creeds and that were kidnapped by the

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what i was very disappointed with is that he didn't mention anything for our armed forces.ing defence spending? the labour party has changed for the best and the plan for peace can only be possible through increasing our military strength. >> but he talked about, i mean, his four points were keeping military aid flowing. so that to me sounds like continuing to perpetuate the war. but he�*s perpetuate the war. but he's saying to put ukraine in a strong position to defend against vladimir putin. and then the, the one of the points that he made was that. >> you could. >> you could. >> they couldn't do this without >> they couldn�*t do this without putin, but they were doing it without putin, is what i heard. we don't do this without vladimir putin. it's a bit like vladimir putin. it�*s a bit like donald trump trying to negotiate peace and not using ukraine involving ukraine. and there was a lot of criticism for donald trump over that. >> this is why i felt it was a little bit more of the same. there was some new stuff in there like you�*ve just there like you've just discussed

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caveats, it needs to be durable peace and won't allow russia a window to rearm and reconstitute armed forcesi think there is a way back from last week a catastrophe if we can understand better about where trump is and about where zelenskyy wants to take the war. >> todd: where you say where zelenskyy is, follow-up what carley said. zelenskyy said he is ready to sign and that blow-up in the white house, he just wanted ukraine position to be heard. when you hear that language coming from zelenskyy, does that sound like someone who realizes he made a big, bimistake? >> i don't think so. i being he needs to find dignified way to apologize or express regret he tried to debate everything during the course of the meeting. he needed to stay on message and say i'm excited about support we're getting from the united states and just stay with that. instead he tried to go point for point, counter point and that got him in trouble. you do that stuff behind closed door. everything is fine, just the way he said it in that setting irritated the trump administration. >> carley: latest on the war in gaza is t

do you think this strategy is an effective and appropriate use of our armed forces? no. >> it is not. i do think it's effective if you're trying to put on a show. a lot of splash, a production. you can get that. but in terms of utilizing our military forces and placing them on the border, i do not see the utilitarian value of that. even under president biden, those numbers were starting to go down, not up. they were going down. so this is just a continuation thereof. and but if you if you want to put a production on, if you want to go and round up immigrants and put them on a military plane rather than a commercial airliner, you can do that. you'll get the splash. but it's costing people even more. >> now, health officials in texas are dealing with a measles outbreak that has infected over 100 people and killed one unvaccinated child. health secretary robert f kennedy jr caused controversy at last week's cabinet meeting when he suggested the outbreak was not unusual, though he has since backtracked and insisted fighting measles is a top priority. are you confident th

the most important thing for russia is that you have an armed forces that's lethal. we can all have a first world war army with just bayonets and rifles. but you need to be lethal. you need to be able to deter your enemy because you can inflict violence on them in your defense or in offense. and that's fundamentally where we've slightly lost the way in defense reform areas. we've focused on. you know, i used to call it top trumps. you know, that card game. you know, i've got more than you in numbers. but that used to come in our falling budgets that have happened since 1991 under both labor and conservatives. behind the numbers. we were hollowing out ammo stocks, enablers, sensors, electronic warfare signals, all the things you need in a modern battlefield. >> so that's what i'm saying. can that be changed overnight? >> it can't be. or no, it can't all be changed overnight. but you can certainly make sure you start to invest. and what we shouldn't forget is that the sad thing about monday was a it marked monday. >> yes. >> monday, the third anniversary of the invasio

>> i would not characterize russia as winning the war, and i have always thought the ukrainian armed forces and president zelenskyy are best positioned to describe what's happening on the battlefield. my own assessment is that russia is making grinding, incremental progress in the east, retaking some territory in kursk. that's the region in in russia that ukraine made made some territorial gains last summer. but those those incremental gains on russia's part are coming at extraordinary cost in terms of men and materiel. and that's why you see russia reaching out to north korea for troops, reaching out to iran for weapons. those are signs of conventional weakness on putin's part, not signs of strength. and at the same time, we've seen that the ukrainians are able to absorb the capabilities, the training that the united states, europe and 50 countries have provided and have fought with incredible bravery, holding off a much larger military. so i do not count ukraine out, but what they will need, and i think this is core to any peace through strength type of deal that i think the administratio

he is getting that from his own armed forces. he's feeling the pressure from his own citizens to represent them and get the international support that that ukraine needs. so, you know, it's hard for him to be uh, always polite, calm and take things slow. he needs to demand what ukraine needs to survive. >> so you saw in zelenskyy yesterday at the oval office, the same zelenskyy that you profiled for the book. you know, the in the showman inside the invasion that shook the world. you feel that he was consistent with the volodymyr zelenskyy that you met. >> very much so. i mean in some ways this this episode was classic zelenskyy. you know, he is, uh, often blunt. he's very direct. um, he doesn't do well with the kind of niceties of diplomatic protocol. um, he doesn't like being talked down to. no one does. but he is particularly known for, uh, talking back and demanding the respect as a leader of ukraine, that he be spoken to by other leaders as an equal, even if, um, his, his, uh, his partners may have nuclear weapons, far larger

i need to build a european armed forces. i need a command structure outside of nato, perhaps embedded in the european union. we could see the end of nato and the start of what might be called the european treaty organization. >> ito is the u.s. safer or less safe without nato. >> we are less safe on the most pragmatic possible sense. right now, our defense budget is $900 billion. china's is about $300 billion. russia is $150 billion. europe spends almost $400 billion a year on defense. collectively it's the second largest defense budget in the world. so for us to walk away from that and say, no, we don't want to work with you. we don't want your help. we don't need those security pacts that we have. it's a huge pragmatic mistake. even before you get to the fact that the europeans are the other nations who believe in democracy, believe in liberty, believe in freedom of the press, believe in all of the values that we hold. final thought they came with us to afghanistan after we were attacked on 911, fought and died with us. yo

previously as someone who was a member of congress, someone who has a history as a member of the armed forces. and so i think that democrats are looking for the right messengers and the right storytellers to find that message. senator slotkin is certainly a good option, but i would manage expectations on what anyone can do on a stage next to the president. >> joel payne and brendan buck, please stick around. and coming up on chris jansing reports from pariah to ally, why the kremlin now sees some overlap with the white house. plus what we know about a deadly suspected car ramming incident in germany today, not even three weeks after the attack in munich. >> can you tell? i'm sure you're wondering why. >> your mother and i. >> asked. >> you. >> here tonight. >> it's because it's. >> a buffet of all you can eat. butterfly shrimp. >> and sirloin steak? >> and sirloin steak? >> yeah, that's the reason. alice loves the scent of gain so much, she wished there was a way to make it last longer. say hello to your fairy godmother alice, and long-lasting gain scent beads. part of the irresistible scent

wearing the uniform of our armed forces. i think that they are fully aware of what it is. would also note that one of the very few responsibilities is making this determination as to who should be citizens and who should be in our country. >> thank you, mr. chair. >> i understand more than anyone that we are a nation of democrats. but, there is a difference, a difference between giving citizenship to the children of slaves, the children of those subject to the middle passage, the children of those who are once considered property and giving citizenship to the children of people who cross the border illegally staying in taxpayer luxury hotels. free fights around the country. three square meals a day. there's a big difference. my great-great-grandfather was born in louisiana. he had to join the union colorguard to gain his freedom. by morphing the citizenship clause into something it was not meant to be. it is demeaning. >> my father is a retired colonel. a direct descendent of a slave geared they earned the right to be the country and pass down to his ancestries. the purpos

it's the ability to build its armed forces that might be curtailed.ussia has a war machine going with its defense industrial bases, aided by china. ukraine does not like those odds of freezing the conflict and that in a few more years, russia comes back and i think that leads to a lot of insecurity in ukraine. i think i was one of the major problems that president zelenskyy had with the trump administration wanting a quick cease-fire. ukraine does not see a quick cease-fire as being in its interest. host: we have callers waiting to talk with you. we will start with donald in hillsboro ohio. line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. he came to the united states with a good heart and wanted something fair for its people. the trump administration let this man down. what i believe is the european union should go ahead and get together, put up a defensive line and stop the russians from taking over the ukraine. also, the only thing the russians have that can stop them, i feel like they are beaten now, is nucle

it's the ability to build its armed forces that might be curtailed.sia has a war machine going with its defense industrial bases, aided by china. ukraine does not like those odds of freezing the conflict and that in a few more years, russia comes back and i think that leads to a lot of insecurity in ukraine. i think i was one of the major problems that president zelenskyy had with the trump administration wanting a quick cease-fire. ukraine does not see a quick cease-fire as being in its interest. host: we have callers waiting to talk with you. we will start with donald in hillsboro ohio. line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning and thank you for taking my call. he came to the united states with a good heart and wanted something fair for its people. the trump administration let this man down. what i believe is the european union should go ahead and get together, put up a defensive line and stop the russians from taking over the ukraine. also, the only thing the russians have that can stop them, i feel like they are beaten now, is nuclear

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welcome, trelin statesman saying the call is not directed at his forces in yeah, the issue is related to the p j. k. the issue of laying down arms and it has nothing to do with us and it's nothing directed at us and our forces. turkey is will with the p k. k has led to a sweeping crack down against pro kurdish parties and resent us the to cause government has accused them of the links to the group. for tenants called for peas is being seen the many as a challenge to reset ties, but others, a skeptical the outcome may be positive on the consumption, which is 0 for inside starting as well. this all started when the peak a launch, a non insurgency against tech, a back in 1984. but it's forces urls that presents in the neighboring region. no freights from mountain strongholds in northern iraq and is linked to the y p g fight is in syria, a key ally of the united states. the p. k. k also has forces in iran. all right, let's get into this with i guess straight away in anger. we have um a who's gainesville j. a non resident fellow at the atlantic council's middle east program director of tucker studies at the on run center for strategi