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europe. well, donald trump has been a fight vocal as of late about the rare of mineral resources in ukraine. finalizing more than one, that's a key of should offer up those to secure washington's future support. however, the little fact that russia now controls so many of the regions with these deposits, it does seem to be lost in the conversation with the us president. we're telling you great. they're very valuable, rarer and we one while we pull it up to go in terms of the guarantee we want to guarantee one. we're handing a money hand over fist. we're giving them equipment. so we're looking to do a deal with your brain where they're going to secure what we're giving them with a rare are as and other things. i'm sure you probably remember it wasn't that long ago. they told us senator lindsey graham here. you said the quiet part out loud when he talked about the goal in ukraine. they're sitting on the train dollars worth of minerals are to be good, our economy, they're sitting on $10.00 to $12000.00 of critical minerals in and you train. i don't want to give that money and those assets to pu

conservative party in germany now closer to merkel or to donald trump, certainly sliding towards donald trump. and again, you can see that trend across europe. that's the thing. germany's also influenced and the shift to the far right is very clearly be normalized by what's going on around germany, across the atlantic. we'll have to leave it there. thank you so much for the lively discussion. i'm sorry. richardson in berlin. it you've been watching to the point. thank you so much for joining us this week. the the what is important. watch can go crucial questions for humanity. because the storage of data and objects is becoming ever more sophisticated, we need ever less space for it. a step forward and a new challenge collecting, storing, and preserving. in 75 minutes on d w, the . sometimes it's hard to find what you're looking for. but we've got something for you. what old cars tires have to do with the production? here's a hands on the real me indeed. the snow on youtube. we will not fade away. growing up in a country with no prospect. because you don't boss in 2019 the full the russian invasion, the 5 young people can dream vacation to t

europe. all donald trump, those are certainly being quite vocal as of late about the rare mineral resources of ukraine, highlighting bolden ones key after the offer those up to secure washington's future support for telling you great, very valuable, rarer and we won while we put it up to go in terms of the guarantee we want to guarantee one. we're handing a money hand over fist. we're giving them equipment. so we're looking to do a deal with your brain where they're going to secure what we're giving them with a rare or us and other things. now i'm sure you remember it wasn't that long ago, the us senator lindsey graham was cool things that i'm ski and talked about the american gold ukraine and they're sitting on korean dollars worth of minerals are to be good. our economy, they're sitting on the $10.00 to $12000.00 of critical minerals and, and you train, i don't want to give that money and those assets to put into share with china. you know, we were speaking with the head of the. so what a is the food in vienna, alex, other markovich. and he says if indeed the deal goes through the west will,

europe. well, donald trump has been quite vocal as of late about the vast rare of mineral resources in ukraine, highlighting more than one set of key. i'm sure to offer those up in order to secure washington future simple. we're going to raise very valuable, rarer and we won while we put up to go in terms of the guarantee we want to guarantee one. we're handing a money hand over fist. we're giving them equipment. so we're looking to do a deal with your brain where they're going to secure what we're giving them with a rare are as, and other things we're telling you brain fair, very valuable, rare. are we what we put up to go in terms of a guarantee we want to guarantee one. we're handing a money hand over fist. we're giving them equipment. so we're looking to do a deal with your brain where they're going to secure what we're giving them with a rare are as and other things. now i'm sure you remember it wasn't that long ago. the us senator lindsey graham was quoting, is that i don't see in talked about the american gold and ukraine. they're sitting on korean dollars worth of minerals, or it could

europe. well, donald trump has been quite vocal as of late about the rare of mineral resources and ukraine height. i think more than one t m should offer those up secure washington's future support. we're telling you brain fair, very valuable, rare. are we what we put up to go in terms of the guarantee we want to guarantee one. we're handing a money hand over fist. we're giving them equipment. so we're looking to do a deal with your brain where they're going to secure what we're giving them with a rare are as and other things. now i'm sure you remember it wasn't that long ago that american senator lindsey graham was quoting, is that landscape and talked about the american goals and ukraine, or they're sitting on free and dollars worth of minerals are to be good. our economy, they're sitting on $10.00 to $12000.00 of critical minerals in and you train. i don't want to give that money and those assets to put into share with china. we've been speaking with the head of the board of instituting via alexander and markovich, and he says if the steel does go through the west will now be exploiting both u

donald trump. certainly sliding towards donald trump. and again, you can see that trend across europe. that's the thing. germany's also influenced and the shift to the far right is very clearly be normalized. i was going on around germany across the atlantic. we'll have to leave it there. thank you so much for the lively discussion. i'm sorry. richardson in berlin. it you've been watching to the point. thank you so much for joining us this week. the, the, the exciting pod costs know on tv. my fee is and with i'm going to be a good model that always you can defend yourself that you can start off with. what is it like to come out when you're married? how does on mental health impact a lot of life between east to west or the cross is right in the middle and the world around germany is getting more dangerous. we de code what it means senior d. w to the point. strong opinions, clear international perspectives. the man who may well be germany's next chancellors for tough anti immigration policies. even if that means getting help from the far right. 8 f g. how far is the jewish america willin

europe. and in the discussions i've had with donald trump, that's what we have centred on in those strong tradings. looking at what the trump administration tariffs could mean for the uk. to navigate, as it tries to forge closer ties to the eu but also maintain a close relationship with the united states. of putting tariffs on the eu, the pressure to pick and already, opposition parties here are trying to nudge the government into one direction or the other. are realistic propositions. he's also said today that the matter of brexit it alone, or, in this global tit—for—tat, does it end up helen catt there. for comments he made within hours of the disaster. mr trump suggested — without evidence — diverse aviation workforce. initiatives in safety roles. here's some of what he said. "the faa's diversity push includes focus on hiring people that is amazing. and they want them in, and they want them — they can be air traffic controllers. i don't think so. policies in the government. i asked him what he made of trump saying that when he made those comments, no—one had found any evidence responsible for

europe. but the, you are also very cautious about how to deal with donald trump. i wanted to know 1st how the president's actions in, in the 1st week called, or service or timing office now taking office. how is that being viewed in america as well? there certainly is a lot of anxiety right now here in the united states because there is not only concern about volatility in the markets, but there's also concern about the volatility when it comes to ordinary consumer prices. because already americans are paying high prices. when it comes to ordinary goods as a result of inflation, one of the reasons donald trump was elected is that they wanted to see when it comes to ordinary americans, the price of every day, goods like energy, like food, those prices come down. and so this is something that could only be driven up as a result of tariffs given the fact that canada, mexico, or some of the number one trading partners for the united states as so donald trump has said but to, well, he expects that if canada and the united states do, in fact he does have to impose the 2

europe slide on. so you as president, donald trump says he'll impose terrorists on the european union will definitely have really the until mcbride, this is l g 0. live from doha. also coming up the shop slump in asian stock market says tariffs imposed by the us trick if it is a trade war. more medical evacuation, essentially, garza was chokes on implementing the 2nd phase of the c spot. expected to get underway. and soldiers in the democratic republic of congo, close to re group is the m $23.00 ripple group matches on towards and not a major city in the east, the again, with mexico, canada and china. now the white house is goods from the european union will be next to face if the you with us tried terrorist president, donald trump says the issue has been taking advantage of the united states for far too long, and he wants to correct the balance of trade between the us and the european union, it will definitely happen with the european union. i can tell you that because they've really you know, we have over 300 and we take everything you are paying late as a gathering and brussels for an informal ret

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donald trump. my 1st question to you today would be, is europe ready for trump 2.0? so i believe europe will be ready for from 2.0 because we have a track record of being able to adjust to really big strategic developments that takes place south flower in the world. but we do have work that we need to do. we need to deepen the foundations of the euro with regard to capital markets with regard to banking union. and we also need to look at what further steps we can take to deepen the competitiveness of your opinion. as we furnish and develop a new relationship with united states, we need to do it from a position of grace of strength. then we have at the moment, i definitely want to get into some of those issues of the letter. but just to step back a little bit and we look at the events all over the world over the last sort of 5 to 10 years. the world has gotten a lot on friendly or all of a sudden. i mean, we can look at russia, we can look at china, it's a different strand of issues, but nonetheless, considerably less friendly to europe as of perhaps, was in the past.

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europe. have slum dropped to us. president donald trump said he would as soon impose tires on goods from the european union levies on canada, mexico in china, a safe start to take effect on tuesday. marcus, you nation. it began the week down after the us tire square. announce investors of racing for a potential trade war that could have been earnings of major companies, as well as global economic growth and move out as teens and leaving guys. that's where the rasa board of flossing with egypt to getting medical treatment abroad, is really supposed to allow 50 patients in need of urgent care out of this trip every day. but that target isn't being met now to the democratic republic of congo, where the m 23 rebel group is continuing its advance in the east. the fighters are marching on the city of chicago in south cable province. last week they seized control of go my, the largest city in the eastern d. r. c is worse than that already. existing humanitarian crisis said catherine, solely because a week ago, coms, hosting more than 300000 displays people around go my looks like this. today the sh

and stocks in europe has lung top to us present. donald trump said he would soon impose tired, some good, some of the european union levies on canada and mexico and china take effect on tuesday. to discuss this further, when are joined by dens, boston who is an independent economic advisor on issues related to germany's political economy is leih from berlin. before we zoom in on germany, i just wanted to get the big picture 1st on europe, the countries around the world today that are very much trying to make out what these types will mean. these new us stars, what could mean for the 1st not america's biggest trading partner, but nonetheless, the significant one is indeed a significant one of the united states is the number one explore destination for consummate in the european union. and within the context, germany as the i is the chair a. yeah. and just zooming in on germany, which is europe strongest economy, the car industry, the automotive industry has direct interest as you say, in the us and around the world. and in the past, donald trump threatened to put tires on your car, export

threat of an unwanted trade war with its long—time ally but donald trump sees tariffs as a source of leverage when and has confirmed he now has europeld harm consumers on both sides of the atlantic. when targeted unfairly or arbitrarily, in the world could push up prices and slow global growth. a 10% tariff on goods from china came into effect plans to retaliate. david willis, bbc news, washington. with the latest moves in the trade war. mette frederiksen are expected to discuss european security, as well as migration. that he wants to acquire greenland. has more details on this. certainly awkward timing, wasn't it, that keir starmer dinner with the eu, just as donald trump, on the airport tarmac in maryland, told the bbc it is clear, by the way, that donald trump sees the uk as very distinct from the eu for these purposes. have been possible pre—brexit. between the uk and the eu. last night's dinner i think was really more about symbolism work of working out what that new relationship would look like. a way to achieve that with the eu while not harming his relations with the us. that would be a delicate task for even the most exper

tariffs on neighboring canada and mexico as well as china. donald trump has threatened similar moves against long time american allies in europe. you know, we have over $300.00. they don't take our cars and we take every day, but really i think that one, but the doesn't buy much of anything from the us. trump says, apparently forgetting all of that price. the american liquefied natural gas is killing the european economy. now that it's dependent on it, having cut off its own supply of cheaper russian gas, and trump said right after he took office of the you could avoid terrace by buying even more of it, even though the blocks economic engine, germany's already being powered by it to be soon if 90 percent got supporting device chancellor and the economy minister, robert how back and look any more pressure to buy even more. and it's not really a free market economy anymore. he suggested, hard to believe it's not even 3 years ago that the us and you were basically making out in public, over their new union to stick it to their use soon to be ex russian president vladimir putin put in his issued rushes energy resources as of cours

trump administration. welcome back to blumer daybreak europe. other stories to bring you to attention. donaldmp has outlined plans for sweeping tax changes including interestingly ending the carried interest tax break used by private equity and expanding the state and local tax deduction. that allows private equity miniatures to pay lower rates on their own earnings from investments. the texting -- tax change was not mentioned on the campaign trail. he held a meeting with the ceo of u.s. steel at the white house amid growing questions over the company's future. the meeting comes before trump is due to welcome cigarette toshiba. joe biden blocked nippon steel takeover bid and trump has said he supposed to a deal. the south african president says his nation will not be bullied. using his date of the nation address to decry the rise of nationalism and protectionism. he spoke after marco rubio said he would not attend the g20 summit in johannesburg this month. earlier this week, president trump falsely accused south african authorities of seizing private land. >> we will not be deterred. we are a

the stokes and europe slide out to us prison, donald trump says he'll impose terrace on the european union. the ultimate cried. this is al, just here a live from doha. also coming up more medical evacuated essentially guns. that was torques. to extend the 6 funds you to get onto why is around so cellphone gases, health care system puts pregnant women and new bones that risk. the number of miscarriages.

so europe really is going to be potentially the dumping ground and the middle of this trade war and they are going to get caught in the crosshairs. and yet donald trumps still saying europe will be next. we don't have a timeline yet but it is certainly on the horizon. he complained yet again, a long list of grievances especially when it comes to things like auto manufacturing. it really bothers the president. angela merkel talked about this in her biography that you look around germany, a lot of bmw. new york city, not a lot of ford. jonathan: can we save that for next monday, can we do the european story then? lisa: we will see what happens. there is a 10% tariff on all u.s. cars going into europe and a 2.5% tariff that the u.s. slaps on some bmw and mercedes. jonathan: and even bigger one on the trucks coming into the u.s. lisa: it's a little bit difficult to square and i'm sure we will be discussing ad nausea and. jonathan: warning not to get distracted by the noise, we need to see how this plays out. the key is to remain focused on economic fundamentals and sum total of policy changes which are also likely to be positive. steve, i'm pleased you p

of technology in the european bloc i think that is a very fair thing, donald trump one point called our trade relationship with europe a quote atrocity, mark zuckerberg a month ago was being specific his complaints about how, american companies are treated in european going to be interesting. maria: not just europe i love this story in the "the wall street journal", today, because it really explains what china is trying to do, not only is china trying to come back with retaliatory tariffs but also keeping their boot on the throat of u.s. tech companies china have journal china strategy trade carr threaten u.s. trade companies preparing for trump talks beijing starts probe of google, keeps apple and broadcom in its sights. will have todd? todd: china is fighting back in a much different way, than canada and mexico, who caved basically instantaneously, you have we are in a battle tree it as such donald trump took action we have to expect china to take reciprocal action but overall the overall approach we've been talk cheryl got gran lall specialty on tariffs i am going 30,000 foot bequilibrium took don ad j. trump to g

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trump administration is weighing options to end the rest of your brain more. but what does it mean for europe? a quizzical look at us politics, the bottom line with donald trump back in the white house video questioning whether the age of liberal democracy is coming to an end. so what does the 2nd trump term mean for the united states over the next 4 years? and what impact will this foreign policy have on the middle east this week and upfront? i ask those questions to fill up the prize winning journalist from the war correspond it. percentages the percentages. thanks so much for joining us for us. yeah, mark, thanks good to see, you know, we are now officially at the beginning of the trump administration part to this the present who has previously threatened to play the military against what he described as radical left of lunatics. he's told supporters that they might not ever need to vote again after his victory and somebody called from mainstream media outlets to be investigated for treason. what do you see is some of the most significant challenges that the united states going to face over the next 4 years of what you just name them except everythin

of course donald trump is not threatened, similar moves against long time american allies in europe. you know, we have over $300.00 that they don't take our cars and we take every day. but really i think that one across the doesn't buy much of anything from the us. trump says, apparently forgetting all of that price. the american liquefied natural gas is chewing the european economy. now that it's dependent on it, having cut off its own supply of cheaper russian gas. and trump said right after he took office of the you could avoid terrace by buying even more of it, even though the blocks economic engine, germany's already being powered by it to the tune of 90 percent. that's according to vice chancellor and the economy minister. robert, how back and look any more pressure to buy even more and it's not really a free market economy anymore. he suggested, hard to believe it's not even 3 years ago that the us and you were basically making out in public, over their new union to stick it to their use soon to be ex russian president vladimir putin put in his issued rushes energy resources,

tariffs on neighboring canada and mexico as well as china. donald trump has threatened similar moves against long time american allies in europe. you know, we have over 300 cars and we think everything is way out alive. but really out of life. i think that was all right. let's cost live now to change your way. so to, to, and digital reporter and international relations analysts to show it good to have you on the program with us a panama now says it will not renew its deal with the china on the mountain road initiative. a mid these threats from the us president to take them back the panama canal. um explain to us we're just trying to fit into this equation. okay, thank you're glad i'm here actually from my mattresses trying to store full corporation was panel bodies. the widely opened and i think now we can see how do you as a bully, the problem is that it is. and then 3 other countries sovereignty. everyone knows that the panama city station was made and they use it right. it's not because of the b, r i. e, back to panama has benefits a lot from the be all right. the us has to rate each rate to that may don't because of the co

europe. have a listen to what scholz had to say about how he would deal with donald trump. >> we should not delude ourselves. what the ameran president says he also means. people who say it will not turn out that way, which is why i think it was important and i was the first head of government in europe to say after the discussion about greenland this is not how it works. we are defending ukraine because borders must not be moved by force. that applies all the more to our partners. >> despite the fact that this is the election in germany within two weeks we cannot ignore anywhere on the planet the donald trump presidency. it will be a large focus for the germans, particularly with these questions around tariffs especially as germany faces down what could be a third year of contraction. >> what is merz's plan to take on donald trump and how are the polls evolving? >> it's interesting because scholz has dealt with trump in the past. we know there is no love lost between them. the question is about how would merz stepping into this role deal with donald trump? have a listen to what he had to say. i g

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europe. and over in the us, uncle sam's hat now sits on donald trump's head. he can't really be bothered dressing up american foreign policy like buying and did. he's just letting it all hang out. you know, we have over 300 vision. they don't take our car. and we take everything out of life. i think that was weird. prince charming, go with his white knight and generous gift of uh, pricey american l. n. g. i had several times the cost of the russian gas that the you ditched under us pressure. trump is already made it clear that he wants the you to buy even more of that using character as a threat. if they don't. germany is economy ministers already calling it an attack on german companies and it's economy. the federation of german wholesale foreign trade in services is crying out for mama cleaners a lot to intervene, which has been a willing accomplice in all this for the i do with washington the whole time. so that's great news for germany's shrinking economy of another minus point 2 percent last year. and who might be the duly elected genius, who oversight al

europe. donald trump just took that market right away from them by driving up the prices.arming and stuff like that, it's going to drive the price of eggs and milk and a lot of other things out. that is going to hurt our farmers, so whatever donald trump is doing, he should have rethought that. and tomorrow in the stock market opens up, we are going to crash. this is getting pretty what he is putting out there. host: that is dan in pennsylvania. the new york times takes a look at companies that depend on goods from other countries, how they are reacting. a story that was a couple of days ago. with the deadline near some data shows higher freight volumes on road and rail. rail trucking trucking companies have the capacity to cope, the situation is quite different from 2020 wanted 2022 when a daily of imports overwhelmed supply chains causing shipping costs to skyrocket and rapid acceleration of inflation. the industry has probably never been in a better spot to deal with significant changes in the marketplace and scott shannon, vice president of north america cross-border.

europe. donald trump just took that market right away from them by driving up the prices.arming and stuff like that, it's going to drive the price of eggs and milk and a lot of other things out. that is going to hurt our farmers, so whatever donald trump is doing, he should have rethought that. and tomorrow in the stock market opens up, we are going to crash. this is getting pretty what he is putting out there. host: that is dan in pennsylvania. the new york times takes a look at companies that depend on goods from other countries, how they are reacting. a story that was a couple of days ago. with the deadline near some data shows higher freight volumes on road and rail. rail trucking trucking companies have the capacity to cope, the situation is quite different from 2020 wanted 2022 when a daily of imports overwhelmed supply chains causing shipping costs to skyrocket and rapid acceleration of inflation. the industry has probably never been in a better spot to deal with significant changes in the marketplace and scott shannon, vice president of north america cross-border.

europe. so you have a nest of corruption right now. and of course you have zelinski at the top of it. now he knows there's a new sheriff in town. donald trump. and so donald trump's going to be asking some questions about where is that $100000000000.00? so yes, there is money there, so you're talking about defense contractors. you're talking about n g o is that were funded, you know, that were fueled by the democrats. you're talking about, um, you know, how much is that personally benefit lindsey graham. many of them sit on the boards of some of these weapons when you've manufacturer, so they personally benefits. they also make trades and the ones that are public. so you're talking a lot of money that's changing hands. and then also there's been money that's gone over to ukraine, that has disappeared and gone into of pockets and shown up in the form of like lamborghini is with some of these ukrainian oligarchy. you have an illegitimate president and ukraine. there's been no elections held. he's obviously, you know, as a tucker, carlson referred to him a little dictator. and so for him he just wants to get as much money as he possibly can be

no such heat in northern europe, i consider that he has a quick reminder, 5 top stories of this off. donald trump is facing widespread projection of his plan to take over the goes up you and certainly gentlemen, tony with tennis has one decades ethnic cleansing in this paper mean by the white house. officials appear to work, but from planned for it goes up and rebuilding the east of the democratic republic of congo. take another town, despite having declared, i do need that these 5 days ago of taking the city of coma un has estimated that almost 2000 people have, can choose you some fives. that's it for the moment. news program from latin america takes a look at how children are accessing pornography at younger ages. that's next on home with the effect that it's coming up and finish managing berlin. thanks so much for watching you back again in 13 minutes, not you that the the the way half way last a story. i scroll down the movie like almost wireless all over the label. i'm really good at the police police report. the monthly part of the best we've got the impulse thing, or the gainesville suppo

president donald trump overshadowed a pre-election debate between the candidates for chancellor, incumbent olaf scholz says europe is prepared to respond quickly if the u.s. imposes tariffs on the european union. as we mentioned earlier, mr. trump is preparing to announce tariffs on many countries this week. scholz also clashed with his conservative rival friedrich merz, over the far right afd party, which was endorsed by president trump's ally elon musk. mertz, who is leading in the polls, blames schulz's policies for fueling the rise of the afd. still to come, china is giving the united states a taste of its own medicine with new retaliatory action against donald trump's tariffs, raising concerns of an all out trade war. we'll explain. >> nothing is what it seems in the lockerbie story. >> lockerbie, the bombing of pan am flight 103 premieres next sunday at nine on cnn. >> amazing. >> jerry, you got to see. >> this saying that. trust me, after 15. >> walks. >> gets a little old. yeah. >> stop waiting. start investing. e-trade from morgan stanley. >> you'll love this. >> centrum silver is clinically proven to su

europe. once there is a cease-fire in place, security guarantees for ukraine so russia doesn't attack again and this is something donald trumpts europeans to do, but forces on the ground if needed, there have to be commitments to ukraine they step in to help defend of russia attacked again. the us may be an over the horizon presence and this will require european countries to spend more on defense and donald trump is already laid out the target, 5% gdp on defense is going to be a fair amount for european allies in order to provide security of europe so the us is not doing an unfair portion of that. those are the key elements. stuart: that is the negotiating start point. >> exactly. those won't play out is laid out. for instance 5% gdp is a high target so i expect that to come 3% of gdp, something like that. in terms of security guarantees, european allies want to the us to participate in that. stuart: it is a start like the develop and of gaza. stuart: secretary of state marco rubio won't attend the g 20 summit, to promote dei and climate change, he will not waste taxpayer money or kabul anti-americanism. >> setting a differ

europe. america first is not something that donald trump has ever shied away from. but does this go beyond in terms of a larger narrative? essentially, donald trump drastically removing the u.s. from many parts of the global playing field? >> yeah. i mean, it's sort. >> of. >> a one. >> dimensional america first approach, right? usaid does a number of important services and works across the globe to bolster american soft power. and so you create. >> goodwill. >> you create alliances, you alleviate. >> human suffering. and that. >> rebounds on america in a good way. absent that, those countries in. africa and south america and europe even will have to turn elsewhere for help. and they'll turn to china and russia and people and powers that we are opposed to. i will say that from a programmatic level, this is devastating. the people who i've talked to in foreign aid at usaid, in the global health community are warning of severe, severe consequences. already people are imperiled and probably have died from this. but if you just take pepfar, it's a good example. so pepfa

donald trump's intervention? his plan to displace an entire palestinian population so the united states can take over and rebuild gaza was roundly rejected in europe east. but the prospects for a two-state solution were not that great either. in israel, just 27% of people still back the creation of a palestinian state. 64% oppose it. that is a reversal from 2012 one 61% supported it and 30% opposed it. mr. trump's -- in mr. trump's plan, gaza would not belong to the palestinians. it will be home for anyone who wants to live there. that opens up an equally dangerous question about the future of the west bank. with us is a senior fellow with the carnegie endowment for international peace and former state department official and advisor on arab-israeli negotiations to both republican and democratic administrations. you are always welcome to the program. let me ask you bluntly, do you think the two-state solution is dead? >> the israelis referring to their own politics say you can be dead or dead and buried. i think frankly it is dead but the one thing that has been missing from the conflict over the last 25 years among israelis and palestinians is a

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donald trump last night. this is, of course, a big concern for europe, not least because the u.s.re in a trade deficit with the european union right now. what do you expect? you know, here monday morning, waking up the reaction to be to these comments. >> well. >> the european union has already said. >> that. they would. >> be ready to. take measures to confront. >> the united. >> states if. >> there were to be a. >> terrorist imposed. so it would be a. >> next step. >> in the war. if you want. you already mentioned that. look, the. european union has a large. surplus with the. >> united states. >> it's the second largest surplus after china. >> and in mr.. >> trump's world, that. seems to be that if you. >> have a. >> trade surplus with a country that that is abusing the country. he confronted canada by saying, we have been subsidizing canada to the tune of 100 billion a year, whereas it really means that that that the united states is running a trade deficit with canada. >> so it's hard to. >> comprehend from a from an economic point of view where this is heading. >> at the same

to migrants on the african continental. europe, steadly migration policy starts february, 50 dw, the. this is the, the other news life from berlin. donald trump makes it dramatic declaration about guns up to us. we'll take over the guys a script and we will do a job with it to pull out it for us present basic name during your visit to washington by is barely prime minister benjamin netanyahu over the future of the war. robert, instead of pre quotes on the program that have been outrage, reaction reactions in the be least with key us allies, soule, the area, and the front listing in minutes and group. i'm us, steve, injecting the proposal plus drums to move to freeze us overseas aid raises questions about the future persistence programs around the walls and swedish, please say advanced and not found. the motive for tuesday is most routing 11 people, including the short term, which is the i'm going to expand it. you're welcome. donald trump has said that the us to take over the gaza strip and that brought us to a new living. there should be be settled elsewhere where he made the commons at the press conference with his very farm and a science b