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did it first. >> by the way, they released hillary clinton. she hammered her phones. nothing happens to bill clinton. he took it out in his socks.

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there are no greater political heavyweights than barack obama and bill clinton.ratings the current president has and understand that he is in a difficult situation. obama and clinton can better explain what biden needs now than biden himself can do. clinton was added to the company to demonstrate the continuity of the democrats' course, down to monica's blue dress. was mistakenly mistaken for a symbol of freedom, only biden, who simply had no strength left to pretend, immediately began to personify where everything was going and coming. ladies and gentlemen, the presidents of the united states, came not only to share popularity, but also to raise money. says: you can't let him win, this guy who talked about leaving nato, he told putin he can do whatever he wants if they don't pay their dues, the rest of the world is wondering... what the hell what's going on with the us, i think they respect me, i think they listen to me, but the thing is that it's because they're scared to death for their countries if he wins again, this very time, cityhall radio is surrounded b

he crossed the path of obama and the entire clinton clan.ost democratic regime in the world declared scott bennett an enemy. state, this machine of the democrats, obama, biden, hillary clinton, reacted so violently to my discovery and tried to bury me, the cia started hunting me. the cia did not expect that their disgraced analyst would quickly will turn from prey to hunter. you must always attack from an ambush, you cannot go on the defensive, only attack, and i continued to attack. in the hands of a former american intelligence officer. deadly dirt on the leaders of the white house. these were barack obama, victoria, john mccain, high-level politicians, john kerry, i'm not afraid of anyone, i'm not retreating, i'm not giving up, everyone should know the truth. retired officer bennett's main target is self-propelled joe. he's the king of chaos, mr. biden. joe biden is acting like a mafia boss and godfather from... officer bennett's revelation is not an accidental leak, but a breach of a top secret information dam, the state department, the

and hillary clinton foundation. this was something $300000000.00 that was gonna be spent on a factory to produce close. it's going to produce $100000.00 jobs on the island. what they did is they forced hundreds of farmers, all that land, which caused the problems for them and that families, only $8000.00 jobs are created. and what we sold, who's the money was being used to create clothes for companies. big companies like target and it'll say the in the us, it was them who were lining the pockets and know ation on this. the legacy of that is not just guiding violence that we're seeing on the street. it's opposite, i think, or with people's livelihoods on their hopes, with the futures that what are they say? well that's why we've got 90 percent of people in hey, she was living below the poverty like it's a purse nation and it's hard to be the poor section of the car being one of the ports of patients in the world. they say that few is not just with the international community, but also the local, the power co, mrs. th

to her husband who is also part of the clinton foundation. and he blinked and also you know, sort of away from a bit of the monk k because of course he was in the state department and they hillary clinton vehicle. i just the pick off on up because i remember after the or a quick the state department on the clinton foundation to particular said ok, we're going to send a we're going to look after the haitian people. so might many accusations after that of that a not getting through of being siphoned off in many of them. yes, we absolutely. in fact, it's being shown that over 90 percent of the billions and billions that were raised don't go to the haitian government, did not go direct to station people. it actually was slicing don't buy international bodies. in fact, also point the us state department, which we build hundreds of millions of dollars for sending us troops to haiti, and that was the basis. so many issues. if i don't go on the island, you in bodies would give him money for doing the work that they now to know doing. we also had priv

you'll president clinton hasn't been an office in nearly a quarter century. what's the historical significance and what's the message you see them sending >> well, usually you would wait until the democratic convention in chicago and have this moment and then do the fund racers later. but i think the democratic party recognizes and the biden let's go now we rate state of the union addresses in us history and biden had a great one because it reassured democrats bill clinton has just finished writing the second volume of his memoir called my life amount next year barack obama is building a huge of presidential center with his wife and chicago. they've been busy. but this is important. this is the beginning of biden getting the big time health. there are no two surrogates that are going to unify the democrats and help joe biden more than clinton and obama. and then michelle obama coming in later. working with jill biden's. so this is a real morale boost for the number of crafts. and that's a lot of money or fundraise >> yeah. that is a lot of money. and jeff pre

we played some clinton, memorable ones over the years. mike johnson, his first night sitting back there doing the straight face. i don't think he will rip up the speech. i have inside scoop that he's probably not going to rip it up, which i learned is a felony. >> right. and speaker johnson wrote about that last night. >> not prosecuted. >> a little bit of information for you. john roberts, great to see you, shannon, great to be you. that's "the story" for this thursday. this story goes on all evening. bret baier and i will be back at 9:00 eastern alongside our great panel for the state of the union. >> neil: you didn't hear this from me because i don't know if you heard it before. the state of the union address is tonight. all eyes are on the president of the united states under enormous pressure to address an enormous number of items that we've been getting in to all day on this fine network what is at stake for him from maybe the most influential player, leon panetta. if you think about it, his advisory role in so many capacities to bi

i just look old that clinton. that was clinton. clinton her clinton. we're going to get to. okay, we will. okay. anyway, how we got into the white house is you are the fortenberry force of the clinton administration. so you worked for nixon? yeah, that was 71. yep. 71, 72, 73. so what was the nixon white house like? oh, oh, it was it was a little scary, actually it was, you know, there was a time when the nixon house, you know, seemed to be well run operation. i did a first class job in tracking some really talented people in the government. i think it was the best group of republican we've been in have been tracked. moynihan yeah. moynihan pat moynihan was a major, major figure like that. but you know, the greenspan's of the world the various of their various people who ran programs that were fugitive estate of secretaries of state. there were future secretaries of the defense department. rumsfeld was there, but baker was there, and he started as chief of staff, moved over to the treasury department, went from the treasury department to run a state department over this was

former clinton advisor mark pettit, chris wilson, intelligence ceo.ings, there's a lot of money, 25 million plus, could be more when all is said and done. despite the polls, you wouldn't know looking at the money president biden is raising, what is he doing with that? >> i always say there's a campaign which is about who is raising more money, who is more negative. this is a star-studded show. people will have a big time. i've been on a lot of organizing, donors enjoy it, hollywood comes out and gives their best. it's not exactly a campaign look, you don't want to have on tv, this kind of fundraiser, donald trump is overseeing the -- a policeman at the same time. nothing else, the biden campaign will do well. neil: in 2016 when donald trump was running against hillary clinton, he hit the crowds. she did not have that. what do you make of that? >> that is why biden is having to bring in clinton and obama, donors know he is in trouble. not unheard of for a former president to raise money for presidential candidate. it feels like something different to m

i'm so honored to introduce senate -- secretary hillary rodham clinton. she is columbia university -- the 67th secretary of state and former senator from new york. the faculty advisor and board chair. the vice president for valiance and transparency with the european commission. hello, madam vice president. marie out, my friend of many decades, a nobel prize-winning journalist and president of rap learn -- rappler and moderating is the spectacular journalist, columnist and part of the editorial board for the financial times. i welcome you to the stage. [applause] >> thank you very much indeed vivian and the dean for that wonderful introduction. it sets out the issues. i personally am thrilled and honored to be moderating this panel because i am a journalist that cares deeply about the truth at a time when it is under threat. i am an american citizen deeply worried about the election coming up. and i am also an and throughout -- anthropologist from cambridge university passionately believing that the only way to handle ai responsibly is to add a second ai

clinton was funny. he said obama stole the first couple of years -- excuse me, trump stole the first couple of years of obama's i guess third term, but recovery in that sense. and it was an interesting take on trump taking credit for what obama had played. >> so those two men, obama and clinton, are so famed. clinton was once named explainer in chief. tell us how the campaign, how we might see them going forward. obama really acted as the closer. he showed up in mid-october for a lot of high energy rallies. seems like he's playing a more visible presence. >> he is. he's been at the white house a handful of times helping to commemorate the affordable care act anniversary and clearly advising his friend as a former president as well. i think obama will probably play that closer role again, and his aides have suggested he'll do a lot of that behind the scenes work. they'll also look back on last night as a huge success. the money is a really eye popping number. that's not to say they'll do this trio again,

as david said earlier, hillary clinton had a big advantage. i have worked in races where we had less money in one, and more money in lost. you want to be in the advantageous situation. certainly, i think the republicans know that they have trouble right now. the rnc getting that money into key critical states, other than north carolina where the new chairman and cochair are from. if you're from michigan, pete hokstra saying i don't have what i need. that's a problem for republicans moving forward. we talked about donald trump and what questions are being asked in the interview process at the rnc. this is where donald trump is skillful, he's a metaphor, the story about the funding and lack of funding getting to states is a much more important story when it comes to what's going to happen in campaign 2024. >> what about what might happen down ballot. there's an assumption democrats are in for a tough time in the senate. the house maybe not so much. candidate quality was an issue for mitch mcconnell, are you seeing that candidate quality might be

clinton, mr. obama, and the president celebrating with the campaign says, is a record 25 plus million dollars paul, it's also expected to be just the beginning of press biden's predecessors campaigning on his behalf and the reasons seem pretty obvious why it's underscored, but the latest cnn poll, the poll showing no clear leader, but president biden facing a three point deficit. that in chronically low job approval numbers are part of the reason why democrats tonight and ahead in the campaign hoped to press the fundraising advantage they've had so far over the trump campaign former president meantime, drawing a contrast to the glitzy fundraiser spending his afternoon just the east on long island at the wake of a murdered new york police officer will have more on that in a moment. first, cnn's mj lee outside the biden obama clinton event. what is the scene that you're seeing out there >> yeah. as you can imagine, anderson, just tonight let's security and at one point earlier in the evening, probab

arguing, that hillary clinton wasn't prosecuted so trump should be, either. i should note, the fbi found that clinton never discussed any classified materials and that you know is on her private account. meanwhile, trump's defense in public seems to be if you say it enough, it must be true because speaking last night to newsmax, he readily admitted he took them. >> i took them, very legally and i wasn't hiding them. we had boxes on the front, a lot of the boxes were closing,

it was not believe all women back there it was belittle all women that accused clinton.y they smeared everyone. from jennifer flowers, paula jones, we got a glimpse into these tactics in the 93 war room documentary. >> i consent you a fax with name addresses and phone numbers that you had an affair with. would it make a true? it is complete bull [ bleep ] if you went on the radio and that's about bill clinton is the father of a child, you'd be laughed at and you people would think you are crazy, i guarantee you that if you do this you'll never work and democratic politics again. nothing in matters. you will be embarrassed. people with think and nobody will believe you and people will think you are scum. >> jesse: george is a democrat knife fighter, he's there 20 elections, not cover the news. and his books he called bills passed accusers an alleged sexual partners bimbos multiple times. and when the truth broke about the lewin ski scandal he wrote this, my defence of clinton past bimbo interruptions had been predicated on my belief that he would not create new ones. geor

bill clinton. and bill clinton's the rockstar, obama's rockstar getting behind biden and it's not just about the money, it's about re-energizing this party, bringing people together. it's a big deal tonight. >> show in shingles because no one's going to see former president bush or former vice president cheney campaigning with donald trump am. >> if anything, he wouldn't probably want that >> well, that's what's actually very interesting. i think by design, of course, bill clinton and barack obama draw energy and money, but it's also a show of force. whereas right now, no living candidate who's been on a gop ticket other than sarah palin is backing donald trump and i think that that's something that the biden campaign is going to want to dry out to say he's actually just not somebody that even previous candidates approve of. >> but here's the thing. joe biden has a major cash advantage at this point. he's outraising trump two-to-one. this is a huge win for him tonight, but we remember 2016, hillary

clinton: thank you so much, michael. that was incredible, helping lay the groundwork for what we need to be thinking about. what is the federal election commission doing to try to set up some of those guardrails on ai fueled disinformation ahead of the 20 when he for election -- 2024 election. comm'r lindenbaum: thank you for having me, it's an honor to be a part of this. the short answer is the ftc is fairly limited in what it can do in this space. there is hope on the horizon and there are different ways -- different ways things are developing. despite the name, the federal election commission only regulates campaign finance laws and federal elections. money in, money out, and transparency. but last year we received a petition for rulemaking asking us to essentially clarify that our fraudulent misrepresentation regulation included artificial intelligence and really deepfakes. and we are in the petition process right now to determine if we should demand that -- amend our regulations and if we can amend our regulations.

susan page, it's interesting to see bill clinton in this group tonight.inton, for a couple of campaign cycles, was not out on the trail, not by his choice but by the choice of the presidential nominees. specifically, al gore in 2000 and even what you saw in 2008 and 2015 and '16 with hillary clinton. she wanted to be her own person. there was always the overhanging of questions about her marriage. >> yeah. absolutely. what a tableau tonight. look at the contrast with donald trump. george w. bush has not endorsed donald trump. his own vice president, mike pence, hasn't endorsed donald trump. you see a big -- a contrast there, including bill clinton who hasn't been as featured a player in the last couple of elections. you get the sense, i think, of joe biden hitting his stride here on campaign cash, on campaign events. he has got to eight battleground states since super tuesday. after a rough start, he is beginning to find traction here. >> susan, you may recall this. i was at the constitution center in 2004 when john kerry was running. bill clinton had com

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you mentioned hillary clinton just now. she recently said something about president biden making news, listen to this. >> joe biden is old, let's go ahead and accept reality. we have a contest between one candidate who is old but done an effective job and doesn't threaten our democracy and another candidate who is old, barely makes sense when he talks, is dangerous, pick between your two old ones and figure out how you will save our democracy. >> carley: clear cut as that, david? >> david: hillary clinton was born in 1947, she's 77 years old, get a mirror and you'll never be president, glass ceiling is broken around you and you are not part of it. she simply hates donald trump because he defeated her. there are ongoing efforts to deconstruct our electoral system. they go after ballot issues and things that would secure elections. hillary clinton is part of the dangerous block of leftist or elitist that keep power at our expense and she has to prop up joe biden. he is old, uncle joe, preserving democracy as guy who tries to

enjoyed a set of curated live musical performances, and even made a grand entrance flanked by obama and clintonden was raised through the floor onto the stage by a mechanical lift. if you wanted to bear witness to this spectacle, a donation on -- donation of up to have it million dollars to biden's campaign was required. the president did however give us to glimpse inside, free of charge, posting this image with the caption, quote, "caught up with barack obama, bill clinton, and stephen colbert last night. i've got to say, i like their style." inside the event, the mood was not as celebratory. an angry crowd of far left protesters gathered waving palestinian flags and demanding cease-fire in gaza. a few miles away in long island, donald trump went to honor aisling new york city police officer. trump told the post that his death must not be in vain. hinting at an effort to end the defunded dismantle no bail movement that enables violent criminals to remain on the streets. the former president told us that joe biden and other top democrats have totally failed to meet them. watch this. >> what is

also, bill clinton, who is not shabby as a politician.k is what obama called him. >> yup. >> he is awfully good at this. so, going forward, you can just imagine the sort of connection they will make with voters, not just democrats but independents and maybe some republicans. who knows? going forward, if they keep this up. the other thing that is important, something that chairman jaime harrison said, is the fact that democrats are opening offices around the country. they're on the ground. that's going to be so crucial in november. in the end, it is about getting to people individually, getting into those neighborhoods and getting people out to vote. if all the people who worry about what four more years of donald trump would do to this country, worry deeply about that and don't want to see it happen, if all those people get out to vote, then this is no contest in november. joe biden wins. there will be boots on the ground trying to make sure that happens. >> well, you bring up, again, such a great point, gene. they're investing this by se

please join me in welcoming him clinton. -- in welcoming hillary clinton.ause] secretary clinton: thank you very much, keren, and thanks to all of you for being here for this launch. it's a very exciting day here at igp and sipa in columbia, because we really b have a lastr beyond the walls of the university. but let me start by saying very clearly, that simply embracing the concept of women's rights right in laws and constitutions, is not the same as achieving full equality. rights are nothing without the power to claim them. and again and again, especially in recent times, we have seen anger, hostility, sexism and misogyny directed at women who have the identity to seek power. deep-seated biases are even harder to change than discriminatory laws. so it is no coincidence that while we have made progress in areas traditionally associated with women such as health care cation, we have struggled to match the progress in the politics, and democracy, and national security. and i admit i find this frustrating, because when was in beijing, as keren has a referenc

hillary clinton, joe biden, donald trump. all three of them have been accused of mishandling classified documents. only one of them has been prosecuted. and that's what the american people see, what we see. hillary clinton ran a program called bleach it on her server, they used hammers to destroy evidence. joe biden has a 50-year history of misplacing classified documents in numerous places, all of these cases have the same underlying elements of the crime, the same fact patterns and yet only one person being prosecuted. with that i yield back to the gentleman from kentucky. >> ranking member recognized for unanimous consent. >> mr. chairman, in light of what the chairman previously said i ask unanimous consent that all transcribed interviews taken by the committee this year be made public. >> there's an objection to that. the gentle lady from missouri is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you mr. chairman and thank you for being here, mr. hur. here to focus on the real issues that affect our communities instead of partisa

his campaign is calling and bill clinton and barack obama.y will cozy up to celebrities and participate in a hard-hitting interview with stephen colbert. they will also enjoy musical performances by queen latifah and liz owe. tickets cost up to $500,000 each. making it the most lucrative political fundraiser in u.s. history. obama's major show of support coming after reports that he has been frantically calling biden's staff, fearing a trump rematch. they tell the times, obama has always worried about a biden loss and that obama is prepared to eke it out alongside biden on the campaign trail. i will start with you, you got the three stooges. bubba, barry and clueless joe. they have to come in to raise money because clueless joe can't do it himself, can he? >> joe needs help and they are there to save the campaign. he is the established -- establishment candidate. he is not very smart, you can tell joe biden what to do. he opens the borders and he keeps the national security state paid. but donald trump is just pivoting off of this primary so

is clinton there as well, and what's going on in there right now?porter: this is so interesting. you have been on this beat. you know that typically a presidential fundraiser, there are no video cameras, no still cameras, a small group of reporters. given the interest, the excitement around the event, you would think there are going to be cameras inside showing what's going on. tonight, some still cameras, but i bet you're going to be seeing a lot from the biden campaign. what is happening right now, the former presidents joining president biden, spending a lot of time not just preparing for tonight's event but recording other content, a podcast, a number of videos you will see roll out in the campaign. this speaks to the strategy to use every leverage, including the star power of three presidents to reach voters where they are. we would like to have the access ourselves as news reporters to be able to show this event live tonight but the campaign feels that people who are going to decide this election are not necessarily political junkies watching

do you think hillary clinton?to assume that this is exactly the case if you look at the people in the joe biden administration. these are the same people who worked for president obama's administration for hillary clinton. after all, hillary clinton herself once spoke about this. she said: yes, i'm talking to white house every day. so we should not be surprised by who is behind the current policies. i think it was pretty clear to a lot of people that it was really all about power, and how little they cared about things like freedom and civil rights and people being able to decide for themselves, and then it just kept escalating.

, because hillary clinton herself once spoke about this, she said: yes, i talk to the white house everysurprised by who is behind policies emanating from the current administration in the white house, which many call the most radical and left-liberal. history of our country, here there’s no doubt about it, i’ve changed a lot in 20 years, i just mean, we’ve all changed, so what, but how have you changed, what are your ideas now that differ from those 5 years ago? you know, the thing is that over the last 5 years it has become more and more clear to me how many people, especially in the democratic party, particularly in washington... how little they think about the constitution and you know, perhaps the last 5 years have been particularly important when looking at events around covid, for example, as a starting point for how people federal level, state level,

you have clinton and obama.her eight a dog. >> i don't think you ever seen a more perfect example of the sparkling obscenely aloof leagues in one spot in your life these people are so far removed from the price of things in the supermarket or what it is like to ride a subway. a collection of overrated elites who have done really well dividing this country as a jet from davo's to aspen and aspen to davo's. it has been laid out in a stark contrast, as she said, look at the money. you see the game here. it is about them raising money while draining trump of all of his money. and then boasting about it. he has to pay for his lawyers. you know they will not elect a felon. that was the strategy. it is not about policies or people, it is about a financial advantage in winning in any way possible. meanwhile, you have culver who has morphed into a full on shale dancing for pharmaceuticals. now he is dancing for a leader on pharmaceuticals. i do not think that fox would allow me to do that. i don't think you should be hol

with who former president clinton said either.is case, president biden has to acknowledge the last three years have been a bust. so i think right now he's in a situation politically where he's going to be held accountable for this either way. he should be. it's baked in with the american people. they understand what has happened. they know there was operational control of the border understood president trump. as soon as biden takes over, he reverses all the executive actions including repealing the state of emergency. since then, nine million people in three years. crushing the records. >> he's going to blame you, the senate. he says they have to fix this on capitol hill. >> the truth is he has all the authority he needs as president trump proved when he was in office. the remain in mexico, ending catch and release. some things that congress could do in terms of forming asylum processes. he's paroled 22 times the number of people that the trump administration paroled per month. those are people that when they come in here and get

president clinton: "thank you."n, because she will not allow any planes near the borders of yugoslavia. and now you can see how clinton was deceived. we didn’t deliver the s-300, but they did just as they were going to bomb. absolutely so. oh, how amazing this is. if you want to know what definitely won’t happen in the next 4 years, listen to what the us presidential candidate promises for these next 4 years. this is the norm in their life; they never keep promises. they promised gorbachev to expand nato to the east. do you remember there was such a president obama, who twice before two by their own deadlines. promised, for example, to close the base at guantanamu, why did he close it? and trump , remember, who promised to make friends with russia and so on, he imposed more sanctions on russia than anyone before him, he was proud of it even later, this is a different political ethics, a different way of communicating with his own electorate, you can say anything , anything, moreover, you can even sign anything, toda

clinton was out there for him too.you do and there is a common enemy. the enemy is who is ever at the top of the republican ticket. you know, donald trump will get his money for sure but you have the contract of someone who is selling out events like this like by the way, has tickets that go for $200. it's not all $500,000. donald trump is doing ads, hocking $60 bibles, he siphoning off donor money to pay for his legal fees. it's a pretty stark contrast of what's going on here and again, to return to where i started, it doesn't mean that joe biden is definitely going to win this race. you look at the money -- >> he does need to be a lawyer. >> you did. >> use at his mug shot is the most powerful piece of campaign -- >> do think the american people are more impressed with money then just because talking about? there more impressed with the president who goes to honor and respect than a fallen police officer? >> i look at the fund-raiser and reminds me of live aid. and start of a starving population it's a starving presi

we don't see al gore and john kerry and hillary clinton in prison.tected by the first amendment to object to a presidential election. the only place in the world where it's illegal to object to a presidential election is a place like china and north korea and now washington, d.c. and atlanta. >> will: free speech, political speech the first amendment, sol, that's at the core of some of these places, not just the core the georgia case, the jack smith case as well. quote end quote case in washington, d.c. >> that's what i can find disturbing about these cases basically it's clear they must have looked, i'm talking about particularly in d.c. they must have looked at the sedition conspiracy statute. they must have looked at the incitement statute and realized precisely because of strong 70-year tradition of first amendment law, free speech law, that it would have been virtually impossible to convict former president trump and so they have gone on these other theories if a comparelessly close to convicting and somebody and indicting them claiming you won

in the united states between trump and clint, he gave a lot of money to the clinton foundation and eveness in the same wall street journal that i know how we can solve the ukrainian crisis, we need to divide ukraine there and so on, then they have already shared, where should poor ukraine be divided? more? then, well, now i think that he is trying to return to the same track. penchuk really doesn’t need to prove anything to anyone, he is one of the two main agents of influence of soros in ukraine, he and tomas fiala. and why has he become more active now than before? because zelensky’s artificially inflated popularity, which essentially made no sense on the part of his competitors, is raising one wave or another, but as zelensky’s rating is falling. how the west is really tired of zelensky and everything else, just other political forces are becoming more active, we see this from the example of poroshenko, and from the example of those politicians who are associated with soros, and... that is precisely why zelensky is not present at this breakfast, so now the task of pinchuk and those p

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huge portrait of bill clinton on bill clinton boulevard, still a face quasi-state of kosovo.t's favorite, hashim thaci, later president of the republic, is now on trial in the hague for mafia activities, including trafficking in human organs. for the first time i shouted about this terrible underside of kosovo statehood. we managed to find additional evidence and find witnesses. del ponte was subjected to terrible criticism for publicizing the crimes, but the ex-prosecutor was not allowed to complete the investigation. the un mission for kosovo was of no help. and then in 2001 the albanian thugs were given the opportunity attack macedonia as well. the macedonian military is ready to stand to the last, but every soldier. repeats that as soon as victory over the terrorists is close, nato may intervene in the situation again. this former yugoslav republic became the thirtieth member of the alliance, which received another territory. for possible actions in the eastern direction. now finland and sweden have joined the bloc, and the french president, who not too long ago declared