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what he did say about donald trump also is that he was slightly disappointed about how the european community was lacking in diplomatic language when it came to the american president, obviously, and goods that perhaps at save time to that had not one in november of elections on the you exactly what we heard from so. okay. not from speaching russians. no a part of that. no apartment audio today, we've always be noticed since co operation with brussels. but it's them who have rejected off and i'm thought to undermine trust and cooperation of every single time if they want to come and talk to us, we will always hope to open tears. um, um he did also say this is, i think quite important regarding the situation you quite and he says i'm app. see open to negotiation. as i always have been the situation on the front line, this seems to be quite a major development. you might remember that back in august and ukraine's on full says, notion and costs and into russian territory at the cost region, which is the pool area since then, that's been quite difficult fighting ongoing, the russian present himse

the people at the conference and especially your sources, are you getting the sense that the european community, our european allies, are beginning to look away from the united states, think that they can no longer depend on the united states? >> so europe needs the united states in a sense, more than ever. europeans are worried about vladimir putin. they see russia as a direct threat increasingly to europe. they're they're worried to the east because of putin. they're worried of the west because president trump seems to be moving away from europe and they're worried at home. european countries are going through real political difficulty in germany and france. the political parties really are in a period of change and uncertainty. so this is a period when they want and need the united states. people in a sense, are don't want to give up on the idea that america will eventually come back to the position that they that they've known. but increasingly, you hear people talk about independent european defense. they know they need to protect themselves against putin if america backs away. so it's a p

and when you widen out to the european community, they all feel gut punched and slapped in the face that after years of close cooperation through the ramstein process under the biden administration, this time they didn't even get the courtesy of a heads up that, hey, president trump is going to follow through with his promise to try to make peace between ukraine and russia. with this phone call with vladimir putin that he had last week. and from there, we're going to see if we can have face to face, lower level talks. if anyone had gotten that heads up instead of the way this unfolded, with everyone hearing from trump out of the oval office about things, and then the bruising comments from a series of u.s. officials in brussels and munich, they feel very differently. so one of the only things zelenskyy can do is withdraw his presence and say, you're not going to bully us into this. >> and jill, the kremlin has framed the meeting as aimed at restoring u.s. russian relations. do you think putin is using this to regain relevance on the international stage, rather than actually achieving a p

that was approved by israel in 1967 and by the united states and is appropriate for the entire european community on a unanimous basis and. all the arab countries have adopted it and that is basically that the 1967 borders would prevail, that there be two states, israel and palestine, living next to each other and, that there can be some minor modification of the border to accommodate the settlements close to jerusalem and then the palestinians have their own state. well, this is something that i hope can be done. and my hope is that the united states will be very forceful in putting forward an and fair so-called map. and the president will put full force of the united states government and, his own personal force behind the road map when it's promulgated. the palestinians have declared publicly, i'll meet with regularly that they don't insist on any sort of military or military capability. they are perfectly willing for the entire palestinian state that is, the west bank and to be completely covered peace forces from the united nations or from the united states and so forth. but that's what has

european. >> community has kept the peace for 75 years since world war two. >> people have forgotten. >> that people have forgotten that era. and somehow we have to, you know, try to get the republican party back in that reagan era of standing up for freedom against those who would get rid of it. >> i will just say, you know, people talk about ukraine and our european allies. the only time article five in nato has been invoked was by the united states, when we were attacked on nine over 11, and people came to our aid to support us. i'm just going to put it out there. michael. >> yeah, i. >> think that's an. >> important point. >> our allies were there for us and we now are turning our backs on them. rick stengel, thank you so much, my friend. john brennan, we'd like you to stick around. >> because, well, we. >> named the seat after you, so you need to stay in it. next, trump has a loyalist running the fbi, and kash patel is already having an impact on the bureau. frank figliuzzi is here to talk about it all. and later, new dnc chair kenneth ken martin joins the conversation. we're looking for

did in the when the you about the see is it was, were found it, uh, it was actually the european color steel community was founded and then be seen in the fifty's, the single market and the single car. and so they go to have to show a willingness to do that sort of thing. and recall letter wants to see your forge of close or single market and 3 specific areas, energy, telecoms and financial services. he believes a lot can be done in a short space of time without the need for changes to existing the treaties. the be and of course of age and the phone will be due at the beginning of the war, the russian aggression to reclaim demonstrate that in, within, due to a pm the at reduced. there are a lot of tools that we can use to avoid. and we see complicated discussions on the on preview changes and we have not to open the front door to adults depend on a box of truth the changes because otherwise it would be possible to be a successful. and it's clear that some thing decisions have to be made here in brussels and across the you are being consummate. to consider some of the key questions on the issues involv

ambition we did in the, wendy you about the ac is it was founded and it was actually the european color steel community was founded. and then be seen in the fifty's, the single market and the single currency they go to have to show a willingness to do that sort of thing. enrico let's or wants to see your afford to close or single market and 3 specific areas. energy, telecoms, and financial services. he believes a lot can be done in a short space of time without the need for changes to existing the treaties. the be enough coverage and also to pdf those at the beginning of the war the, the russian men conditional to reclaim demonstrate that in with him do it or pm, the treaties. there are a lot of tools that we can use to avoid. and we see complicated discussions on the on preview changes and we have not to open the front door. adults depend on a box of treaty changes because otherwise it would be possible to be successful. it's clear that some think decisions have to be made here in brussels. and across, but you are being confident to consider some of the key questions on the issues involved. we spoke w

european loans. jonathan: have you communicated that to the europeans? mr. bessent: what's that? ommunicated that you are upset with them? mr. bessent: i think vice president pence did a good job. jonathan: do you understand that the united states is running a deficit close to 7% and the budget is north of $800 billion? do they understand the gravity at the moment from the u.s. perspective? mr. bessent: they understand that president trump during his first term, this term, vice president vance and the entire security apparatus told them that many of countries are deficient in their spending and they need to come up. when i went to ukraine, poland is spending almost 5% of gdp on defense. look at poland sitting next to ukraine. poland is one of the great economic success stories of the past 30 years. after china they have had the fastest growth. why couldn't ukraine with some u.s. capitol ingenuity, know-how, root out some of the corruption and do as well as the neighbors? jonathan: will europe allow america to cut back on defense spending? mr. bessent: the ultimate goal is for the

at meeting with an opposition leader versus what was done in ukraine with the bless of the european if community in terms of our meddling and funding of that war to the tune of tens of billions, i'm kind of a little bit confused, and i want you to be able to respond to that. >> well, i think the important thing is that, you know, this was a question of internal german politics. and normally, one state does not intervene in the politics of another state. that being said, i certainly agree with you that the afd, the alternative for germany, is the way to go because that is the wave of politics not only in germany, but in continental europe. and that is the only way europe going to save themself, because j.d. vance was absolutely right when he said, you know, europe needs to become democratic. it needs to stop what it's been doing because this is a drift to authoritarianism, and i welcome those words as i think many people in europe did. rachel: but you're still concerned about the opening for the chinese, correct? >> well, yeah. the chinese p as i mentioned, for a decade have been engaged in inten

european loans. tom: have you communicated that? sec. bessent: what's that?e you communicated to the europeans that you are upset with them? sec. bessent: i think vice president pence did a good job. >> do you think they understand that the u.s. is running a deficit close to 7%? do they think -- do you think they understand the gravity of the moment in the u.s. from the u.s. perspective? sec. bessent: i think they understand that president trump, during his first term, this term, vice president vance, and the entire security apparatus have told them that many of the countries are deficient in their nato spending and they need to come up with it. tom: u.s. treasury secretary scott bessent speaking with our colleagues on bloomberg surveillance. israel says a body returned as part of a cease-fire agreement with hamas was not that of a mother taken hostage with her two sons in october of 2023. the exchange happen as negotiations for the second stage of a cease-fire are do to start. our middle east team leader for the region, paul wallace, joins us now. what are t

see ro wonder on the ground, but in reality, the war is plotted by the international community, especially the european union. because there are countries that do not agree with what the you is doing. most of our land being too rich is the reason for the problem we have today. minerals are highly sought after for the manufacturer of batteries. and rwanda does everything to enter the d. r c and take these minerals there. they do this in the dirtiest way. you can always come as a company to open activities in the new york, and you will have minerals that you are looking for for wanda has imposed on us the war in the d r c for decades. so people are forced to move all the time. today in the east of the d, r c, the situation is catastrophic. and we must delve deeper on this issue to limit the damage. well, we also got reaction of assessment from the professor of international relations in the d o. c, capital of the situation in the east of the deer seas difficult assume for empowers. so using one that to make demands the drum counter toward the population . once in the cutting circumstances, it is difficul

we're wonder on the ground, but in reality, the war is plotted by the international community, especially the european union. because there are countries that do not agree with what the you is doing. most of them are land being too rich is the reason for the problem we have today. minerals are highly sought after for the manufacturer of batteries. and rwanda does everything to enter the d r c and take these minerals there. they do this in the dirtiest way. you can always call as a company to open activities in the d r c. and you will have minerals that you are looking for. for one that has imposed on us the war in the d r. c for decades. so people are forced to move all the time. today in the east of the d r. c. the situation is catastrophic. and we must build deeper on this issue to limit the damage. irina abraham of africa institute director of the russian academy of sciences, says both the ethnic disputes and the interests of big business are provoking the conflict. a frustrating of conflict cuts. what is just press quotes and there's the conflict that is currently taking place between the d r. c.

see were wonder on the ground, but in reality, the wars plotted by the international community, especially the european union. because there are countries that do not agree with what the you is doing. most of our land being too rich is the reason for the problem we have today. minerals are highly sought after for the manufacturer of batteries. and rwanda does everything to enter the d. r c and take these minerals there. they do this in the dirtiest way. you can always come as a company to open activities in the d r c. and you will have minerals that you are looking for for wanda has imposed on us the war in the d r c for decades. so people are forced to move all the time to do.

we're wonder on the ground, but in reality, the war is plotted by the international community, especially the european union. because there are countries that do not agree with what the e u is doing. most of our land being too rich is the reason for the problem we have today. minerals are highly sought after for the manufacturer of batteries. and rwanda does everything to enter the d r c and take these minerals there. they do this in the dirtiest way. you can always come as a company to open activities in the d, r c. and you will have minerals that you are looking for, for one that has imposed on us the war in the d r c for decades. so people are forced to move all the time today in the east of the d, r. c. the situation is catastrophic. and we must delve deeper on this issue to limit the damage. but we also got reaction in the assessment from the facts of international relations in the d o. c. capital of this situation in the east of the deer seas difficult as some ford empowers are using the one that to make demands the drum counter toward the population. once in the cut and circumstances, it is dif

this move as provocative, undermining the fractious piece that exists between the 2 communities, including the european union, which caught millions of dollars of funds to the government for sto contentions in the north. the effective item, one of your forest areas has been painfully felt. infrastructure that was meant to be built for the help of the funds has been put on hold, such as a sewage treatment plant to clean up this canal as well as all the renovations. opponents have promised to want to do cookies escalation and restore costs of the costs of normalizing ties. the sub you hope for many ethnic subs. and then all player do, you know, most of the board, you can only get back to it because the situation such as it has to be better. otherwise we better not go on. i understand each other does. remember, the cost of us next leader will have much to do in the coming months. it's also have to deal with western powers that have seen a rise of that road brand of populism and a decline in politics as usual. soon as i go, i'll just sarah chapman, charles, the show son, his main rival for drink, most of f

european loans. jonathan: have you communicated that to the europeans? that you are upset with them? sec. that? jonathan: have you communicated to the europeans that you are upset with him? sec. bessent: i think vice president pence did a pretty good job in munich. jonathan: do you think that the u.s. running a deficit north of 7%, do you think they understand the gravity of the moment in the united states, the u.s. perspective? sec. bessent: i think they understand that president trump during his first term, this term, vice president pence and the entire security apparatus have told them that many of the countries are deficient in their nato spending, and they need to come up. when i went to ukraine, you fly into poland. poland is spending almost 5% of gdp on defense. look at poland sitting next to ukraine. poland is one of the great economic success stories of the past 30 years. after china they have had the fastest growth. so, why couldn't ukraine, with some u.s. capitol ingenuity, know-how, out some of the corruption, as well as their neighbor has done? jonathan: if europe spent more

magic relations, taking this opportunity from china is willing to work with the european side and see if in strategic communication of mutually beneficial cooperation and steer the world to a bright future of peace, security, prosperity, and progress. thank you and that was trying to is for mr. when he addressing the meaning security conference and a to mulch with day there for the opening day of the meetings security conference. he's now going to sit down for a little conversation with the chairman of munich, skirting conference coastal, or it's going to, we're going to take a little bit of that for you says they're just preparing the stage, therefore, translation. so again, if you're just joining us, we've been, we're bringing a special coverage on dw news of the munich security conference. and this one, thank you. is the last very part of it. and before we break the need for your regular program speech and also thinking for changing to the 10 minutes, i appreciate that you mentioned the international order. and then this is something that also in my introductory remarks, i highlighted to the need to respect the

. >> really significant details there about communication between european officials and the white house. kevin liptak, thank you so much. let's get the latest on this emergency summit in paris. that's where we find cnn's melissa bell. and melissa, you just spoke with nato's secretary general. what did he share with you? i absolutely. >> well, look, he was coming out of this very hastily convened meeting. clearly, europeans were blindsided by what they heard over the course of the weekend. met here to try and figure out how they're going to continue to weigh, not just on the negotiations about the future of ukraine, but european security generally. and what mark rutte, who's the secretary general, just told us, is he came out, said in fact, the meeting had been very positive. europeans are agreed on the fact that they need to increase in line with what president trump has been asking for many years now. their defense spending as a proportion, their gdp. he suggested they need to get to 5%. many of them are determined to do so. but the real question the hardest meeting was how can they co

i mean, this is a country which has been under us and european sanctions for many, many years how closely the international community is going to be looking at these developments today from damascus to weigh whether to lift some of those sanctions or not. we've already seen the lifting of some of them by the europeans, a welding b that's need to measure the sizes, allow the main office to come up with a cover in this devastating the economy off of syria. and this section is particularly heavy and tens and impose more and more see in 2015 when the has the fun things that the previous regime is use. the academy to weapons a guess is on people and the touch it in the presence, the widespread toasted into prisons. so since then, all the companies you quoted me have the people know there's a new government in the country and they said, well, the reason that the world having pulls the sections over the company was because of the previous regime, know that the regime is not in place then they say there is no reason to continue with these sanctions. and if the west them companies for the theme of the simple thing with the s

the european satellites have brought themselves to and they have discarded diplomacy as a method of communicating with the outside world. judging by the surprise, the stupid that the phone call between trump and put in cause the west is taking everything that's going on in ukraine. what zalinski is nazi regime is doing as a given that this is exactly how you should communicate with russia. that is probably why many in the west starting with the leaders of the european union, was stunned when a normal elementary conversation between 2 well managed. polite people took place. people who do not take know that differences and then many of them, but who are very aware that politics is about sitting down to tool can find common ground. i am very sad that the reaction of the west shows that there are practically no such people left there and went to well minded people demonstrate how politics must be done. i hope it will cyber up those who have forgotten and make them re read the history and political science textbooks. on addition to what we heard from sort a lab, rob, we also have some new commentary f

communicate with russia. that is probably why many in the west starting with the leaders of the european union, was stunned when a normal elementary conversation between 2 well managed. polite people took place. people who do not take know the differences and then many of them. but who are very aware that politics is about sitting down to talk and find common ground. i am very sad that the reaction of the west shows that there are practically no such people left them and went to well mounted people. demonstrate how politics must be done, i hope it will sober up those who have forgotten and make them re read the history and political science textbooks are to is donald carter joins me now here in the studio with more details down. of course, we've been anticipating this 1st conversation between the russian, the newest president's for a long time, and now it's happened. what's the latest? well, in addition to what sort of a live, rob said, we also have some new commentary about this phone call between donald trump and vladimir putin from the kremlin. and it looks like both parties are actually already getting the

communicate with russia. that is probably why many in the west starting with the leaders of the european union, was stunned when a normal elementary conversation between 2 well mounted polite people took place. people who do not take know that differences and then many of them, but who are very aware that politics is about sitting down to talk and find common ground. i am very sad that the reaction of the west shows that there are practically no such people left there and went to well minded people demonstrate how politics must be done. i hope it will cyber up those who have forgotten and make them re read the history and political science textbooks. a lease, excuse me. the early signs of data between moscow and washington hop had an immediate impact on the market. the russian stock exchange search immediately after the call with the rouble also strengthening significantly including against the us dollar economist on political commentator. i can't hon. mercedes, he expects both russian and global businesses to reap the benefits of the thawing of ties. but 1st i expect um that or the reason for this uprising off

uh, no community i would, i would argue, has been as viciously persecuted as european jews in the 1st half of the 20th century. and you could, you know, also argue that there are many other communities around the world who can, who can also makes pretty accurate claims on this, on this, you know, victim hood. but at the same time, once you cost you to nation states, once you're on history begins as a solver and people, then you have to be judged by what you actually do as a nation state. you gotta keep, always claiming that particular narrative, a victim or to justify you know, your, your sort of atrocities on other defense this week state to speak, which is what the state of israel has been doing for a long time. and i think we need to break free of these narratives, whether it's israel or whether it's india or any other postcolonial country. i think, you know, those countries have to be judged by what they're doing, the present, how, you know, what kind of values they are pools. um, you know, this is not really a question of giving and this license to people who comment maslick is j