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trey: welcome back to sunday night america president trump promised the war in eastern europe he spokeill ukraine have to seek territory will ukraine have to forgo efforts to join nato will euro take a more aggressive role in defending his homefront were form a european army, american schoolteacher marc fogel is finally back home being held prisoner in russia the u.s. had to give up her russian cyber criminal as part of the deal as good americans are being released is not good russia takes teacher prisoner in the first place and kills political enemies and partners with china and north korea to take ukraine joining us former deputy national intelligence cliff simms thank you for joining us. your subject matter expert how does the work in eastern europe and and can it and without rewarding russia for the aggression in the process. >> the first thing that comes to mind the europeans are really going to have to step up and take a greater responsibility for the security of their own continent that they have in recent years that president trump is made that very clear, the main variable is

so i will start with a few notes with the challenges we are facing in europe or eastern europe, war in ukraine. it's war. this is how we understand it. and influence we believe democracy. [indiscernible] >> central europe which again, europe bigger platforms social platform -- [indiscernible] my point of observation, democracy attempts to erode democracy using the hybrid method or definition of hybrid or shadow war. this is where our countries are very badly. the hybrid threats are not coming from somewhere. hybrid threats they are the most sensitive part of your societal cohesion or your democratic institution, hybrid threats are societal or as a result of -- [indiscernible] we especially, countries in the front line of russia and russia major actor in the hybrid field. china and others speaking up but still russia is a dominant factor in eastern europe but also in europe. this is where the issue of democracy came very much together. this dominates on the way of the war of democracy the way russia is using cyberattacks or meddling elections, using really became big factor, so this fac

he is fully aware that there are a number of other serious flashpoints in eastern europe. uld name six potential flashpoints that we should worry about and that putin should worry about and what he would like to do is get some sort of comprehensive security architecture for europe in general and certainly for the eastern half of europe so that we do not go down this road again and have a replay of the war in ukraine. >> in a few second -- in the few seconds i have left, do you think these negotiations will yield success? evelyn: if they do, it will take some time. we could get a quick cease fire but i don't think we are going to have a comprehensive pc all over the weekend at the munich security conference. amna: thank you to you both. appreciate your time. john: you are welcome. ♪ geoff: we start the day's other headlines with the latest on a multinational prisoner exchange. u.s. officials say that belarus released three detainees from jail today including one american. that is part of a broader swath that saw the u.s. free russian cyber criminal alexander vanek. he was su

china and others speaking up but still russia is a dominant factor in eastern europe but also in europeis is where the issue of democracy came very much together. this dominates on the way of the war of democracy the way russia is using cyberattacks or meddling elections, using really became big factor, so this factor not only democracy but also a factor of national security and trying to the gap in relations and influencing our way of some of our countries, hungary are the example even on the way of how we view the war in ukraine, even support for ukraine. this is what we now see the hybrid in the region, actually months this is where it became the key element and the more russia and makes it difficult. see invest in the resilience of society to educate people, to change our legal system which will be resilience -- [indiscernible] we were the first country after russia's successful of the hybrid method annexing crime yeah gave the rights to ban russia's radio station. in 2016, i was still ambassador and i was called, guys, sorry to say, we love you in lithuania but you are acting like

service: gorbachev was relaxing the soviets' grip on eastern europe.n't really have much choice about this, because they couldn't bail out the east european economies. so what were they gonna do? mann: the impact in the united states is that finally, the critics of reagan -- and this is in the final month of his presidency -- acknowledge that things are fundamentally changing. [ applause ] jennings: in china today, change in the name of democracy was the issue. mon people defied the government and took to the streets, demanding democratic reform. mann: in beijing, the demonstrations grow and they grow and they grow to the point where they reach a couple million people. and in the middle of all this, in comes mikhail gorbachev. this was gonna be a visit in which the chinese communist party hoped to improve its relations with the soviets. as the sun rose here, it was clear that the chinese students' protest for democracy is still gaining strength and urgency. students are dropping from exhaustion, some now are vowing to die if necessary. naftali: the chi

another thing he said which will cause a lot of concern in eastern europe is he said that europeans mustthat the american military presence on the confident will last for -- on the continent will last forever. mr. hegseth now is the time to beef up european military capabilities. host: russia responded positively to the defense secretary's comments that ukraine's future membership of nato is unlikely. russia's foreign ministry spokeswoman called it a manifestation of realism and a key element in moving forward. what about the ukrainian perspective? earlier i spoke to a ukrainian member of parliament about how the trump administration's announcements are being received. there is uncertainty in the messaging we have heard from the u.s. in this trump administration on whether the u.s. views ukraine as an equal partner in peace negotiations. how are ukrainians feeling about that? guest: 48 hours ago when we first heard the news about the conversation between donald trump and putin and that concession between trump and zelenskyy, we have been very much disappointed with how things were going.

and what he would like to get is get a comprehensive security architecture for europe in general and certainly for the eastern of europe, so that we don't go down this road again and have a replay of the war in ukraine. >> evelyn, do you think this peace talks, these negotiations will yield success? >> if they do, it will take some time. we could get a quick cease-fire, but i don't think we will have a copper has a peace deal over the weekend at the munich security conference. >> thank you to you both. appreciate your time. >> you're welcome. >> i am stephanie sy with news hour west. here are the latest headlines. a multinational prisoner exchange continued today. us. officials say belarus released a three day teams including one american. a broader swap began yesterday when russia freed american schoolteacher mark vogel. in return, the u.s. released russian cyber criminal alexander vanek. he was suspected of funneling billions of dollars through his cryptocurrency exchange and pleaded guilty last year to a money laundering charge. fogel arrived in the united states last night. >> i feel like the luckiest man

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are a lot in a quickly with you in moscow, nathan's got these buffalo groups in the eastern reaches of europe and the baltic states. moscow is not happy about them, but kind of under up understand those eastern countries and those bolted countries . nervousness about what must go might demand of nato and the west in these talks. okay. no, no, i can assure you this must go, has no address or us store voltage neighbors. and the most to really, you're right mostly is know, it's very much doris. about the drugs and so the nature troops in the baltic states of the in the eastern europe. because if you remember the history about 2 years ago, the age of promise not states pro is that they will not touching boots on the ground forbid. the saul just close to the borders of russia. now we have different story. so that's why i would like to say the most one to the right. any beta troops which really closer to the borders of russia to the rich. okay. folks, i'm very sorry. we're completely out of time, but thanks to all guess the platinum is certainly called to raise a filing of lot to me. you have malen

we have two hot wars in the middle east and in eastern europe and we have a hot zone in the indo pacific. i will agree, when you look at what keeps you up at night, where would world war iii take place, if we are going to look at the geopolitical exercise here -- it's most likely the indo pacific. you're dealing with a great power now and a great power competition getting increasingly aggressive. the last two times i was in taiwan, they were exercising wargames. they sanctioned me after that. they got involved in my campaign. i was in the south china sea in a military aircraft. we saw chinese vessels in philippines waters with these big water tanks trying to knock over philippine vessels. they would relate to us in mandarin, you are violating chinese sovereign territory, you must turn around and go home. they did it three times. >> as you were flying over? >> correct. we said no, we are in international waters. >> so when they say we want to be a productive partner and talk about ukraine, what is your reaction? >> stop the aggression in the indo pacific, then we will talk. they have gott

. >> we want to achieve a durable lasting peace, not the kind of peace that's going to have eastern europelict just a couple years down the road. >> reporter: now, that sounds suspiciously to a lot of european leaders and also to the ukrainians like code for "let's give russia lots of concessions so they promise not to invade europe in the next few years." but volodymyr zelenskyy has made it quite clear that he just doesn't trust russia and doesn't think those promises are worth the paper they are written on. >> john: liz, do we have any idea what role ukraine will play in these conversations and so far seem to be just between the president and vladimir putin or the russians and the u.s. >> reporter: that's certainly the capital letter message we are getting. we thought we might get some signaling today. there was zip. volodymyr zelenskyy has said listen, there is not going to be any peace unless ukraine is involved in discussions. but russia has said somewhat condescendingly "yes of course we'll talk to ukraine." but it's made it clear that it considers the main pipeline is going to be mo

caller: well, he will be a bigger threat to the rest of eastern europe. especially poland. places like that. the data rinse i hear coming from maga supporters. i'm sorry, maga supporters. you think you know all this history. i'm sorry but you don't. you watch what happens with this. not only that, trump wants us to practically pull out of nato. that is what kept peace for so many years in europe. that is crazy. that is insane. we can't have that. trump, he just thrives on ignorance and anger. ignorance and anger. the united states -- i never dreamt in my life a president of the note states would give up everything to a dictator -- united states would give up everything to a dictator like putin. please wake up, people . host: chevy chase, maryland. republican line. jim. caller: good morning. i'm tired of these democrats calling up. trump does not want us out of nato. he just wants those countries to pay their fair share. i love what trump is doing. he's in there a month and has done so much on all these issues that are so important. the border, taking care of the wars. in te

consider lowering troops numbers in eastern europe as a part of the deal with russia or would it consideriving up its permanent and military presence in poland? sec. hegseth: i will state definitively as did i in brusles that america is -- in brusles that america is committed to the nato alliance. our message has been -- and as we discuss, we believe heard loud and clear. that member countries in nato need to spend more. need to invest more. need to have more skin in the game for their collective defense. that is not just a suggestion from the united states of america, that is a direct request, which we will follow up on. as a reflection of their desire and commitment to actually defend their own backyard. that's a serious aspect of nato becoming a serious alliance in the future. as i mentioned, you can have as many flags as you want, but if you don't have hard power, you're not an actual alliance. and unfortunately our adversaries look at that and they judge accordingly. right now on the continent, the american presence is robust and it has been and that partnership is real and important

. >> and if our state department does not act, that would be a huge betrayal, not just to eastern europe and global stability, but to the american people who have no patience for that kind of thing. and so my sense is, is that congress will put pressure ultimately, hopefully, on the administration to ensure that putin is is stopped, does not advance further. and, you know, the idea that they would sort of split up land or he would get ukraine just means that there would be a larger war, a broader war in eastern europe and europe in general, which will be incredibly costly to the american people. >> i mean, the question is, would russia take that signal as carte blanche or an invitation, right, to claim the next piece of land, whether that be in ukraine or elsewhere in europe? >> you don't appease putin. that is not a path to go down. we did that before in the 40s and the late 30s, where we tried to appease hitler. it did not work. it won't work with putin. >> yeah, there's a churchill quote that an appeaser is someone who feeds the crocodile expecting to be its last meal. congressman gre

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i mean, and there are so many lessons of what the soviet union did vis a vis europe, not only eastern europe, but 1956, in hungary, 1968 in, in czechoslovakia. i'm just wondering, richard, and you have such experience throughout the world as we see that things are being discussed now in riyadh, not in europe when the european, western european leaders are now meeting in in the elysee palace in paris. i'm just wondering, richard, how is this new axis of influence shaking the nato alliance, the european power structure? >> so we talked. >> a. >> bit about the. >> feeling here. >> in ukraine. >> they want the war to end, but they don't want it to end on unfavorable terms. and there is an old expression in diplomacy. if you're not at the negotiating table, you're on the negotiating table. >> that's the view from here. >> they worry. >> that they're on the. negotiating table right. >> now, and that president trump and president putin, starting in saudi arabia, starting with that phone call, are going to divide up this country among themselves. in europe, they're watching this very closely as as k

not the kind of piece is going to have eastern europe in conflict just a couple years down the road. so we have a number, a good conversation about how we might accomplish that together, and certainly what many more in the, in the days, weeks and months to come for. there's one thing, thanks so much. thank you. where am i? where it briefly, i think my presence i've ever seen. absolutely correct. well, we're single floor support residence hall. we have good conversation today, our social committee not last. sure. and really what, what we need to to speak for to work or add to prepare the jobs. how to stop points and seniors of work. we're doing an e mail from the munich security conference is kurt volker. he's a former us ambassador to nato. he was the us special representative to ukraine during the 1st trump administration. ambassador. it's good to have you back on the program be to see you. i'll ask you what many here in europe many, i'm sure in munich, where you are, are asking after learning of trumps piece plants for ukraine. has the united states betrayed its ally ukraine? oh no

not the kinds of piece is going to have eastern europe in conflict just a couple years down the road. so we have a number, a good conversation about how we might accomplish that together. and certainly what many more in the, in the days, weeks and months to come for. there's one thing. thanks so much. thank you. where am i? where it briefly i came by president said i, we're seeing absolutely correct. well, we're single floor support president tom, we have good conversation to be our 1st meeting, not last sure. and really, what was the need to, to speak for work or add to prepare the time, how to stop points and engineers of work. with the email from the munich security conference is kurt volker. he's a former us ambassador to nato. he was the us special representative to ukraine during the 1st trump administration and bastards. good to have you back on the program. be to see you. i'll ask you what many here in europe many, i'm sure in munich, where you are, or asking after learning of trumps piece plans for ukraine. has the united states betrayed its ally ukraine? oh no, i don't think

and construction is also underway in north eastern europe. the 1st plan for european production of what are called permanent magnets for e. v motors is currently being built in norway. estonia such magnets are indispensable for electric motors, wind turbines, and other clean energy technologies that the e. u is increasingly relying on. but here to there was a major challenge. so today about 90 percent of all rivers magnetics are manufactured in china. that's a real challenge. it's a real challenge for our global williams. it's a real challenge for our customers. it's a real challenge for all of the global economy because of the size and impact the automotive industry. so once you acknowledge that you can't have that type of concentration in any one single jurisdiction, you have to look think through the importance of how do you diversify this diversification that's already begun in the 100 year old minds of the form of oil shall factory and sell met, not far from the construction site in norway. wherever mentos are process to you in a complex

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>>>>we want to achieve a durable, lasting peace, not the kind of peace that's going to have eastern europe in conflict just a couple of years down the road. really, we want peace very much, but we need real security guarantees. >>>>now, this comes as president trump is pushing to begin talks with russia to end its war on ukraine, as the administration juggles high stakes foreign policy, legal challenges continue at home. a judge in washington ruled against the freeze on foreign aid and ordered funding to temporarily be restored while the case moves forward. the administration had halted the funding to conduct a review of programs. >>>>we need to. delete entire agencies as opposed to leave part of them behind. it's kind of like if leaving a weed, if you don't remove the roots of the weed, then it's easy for the weed to grow back. this is a fundamental corruption of our democracy, and it does represent a constitutional crisis. >>>>well, the va said in a statement that it has dismissed more than 1000 employees. there have also been layoffs of newer employees at the department of education, sm

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ministration will actually bring a lot of countries in south east asia and africa, central america, of eastern europe, etc. closer to supporting the clock and instead of moving either way. thank you so much for all your thoughts to will i guess, went in pace. kenneth, well david l. phillips, we are out of time. thank you for all your analysis and thank you to for watching. you can see the program again any time by visiting a website. i'll just say we're adult calm as a further discussion guy to our facebook page. that's facebook dot com, forward slash ha. inside story, you can also join the conversation on x on handle is at a j inside story. for me, my, the inside of the whole team here. the the latest news as it breaks. prison zalinski has guides these international carrying fee to step up on this deliveries to ukraine safety and defensive with detailed coverage people with must department of government efficiency showed up here at the us headquarters demanding access to the building from around the world for the people of what made any annual fee tests be attend? it's the end of a painful chapter o

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