of finland?or, and for the middle class too, and even for the rich, very difficult conditions, that is, absolutely everything finns are now focused on economic survival, everyone is more economical, so to think about politics, to think about some political initiatives, people simply do not have time for this and do not have the strength, because please tell me, clarify, you said that now everything people are busy, so to speak, exclusively with issues of economic survival, and this - you said just now, this is what, this is a change, this is why it happened, before finland seemed to live quite well and prosper, these are the changes of the last 2 years, 5 years , 10 years, 15, last month, explain what you mean, well, naturally, it started when our government, that is , the government itself... marina, this is the previous prime minister, decided to ban all types of cooperation with russia, and closed the border , finnish entrepreneurs were banned from doing business with russians, and russian tou

no nobody other than finland has said that you can block it. and so they, they are likely to have legal troubles if the law passes, but as the expert in might be said, and as i've heard from many others as a refugee advocates, this means that other countries are likely to follow the finish law and also stop taking applications on the board, this is what they're afraid of. and uh, you know, as we see answered migration sentiment rising across the blog. i think that's a very likely outcome this bill and can, can do it then. so will others think to look at that, terry schultz in brussels. they to fully guard the light has template a bull running spine as seen. and now the 3 people taken to hospital because believe it or not, they were entered by bulls, as is the tradition to base released on an 875, meet a cost way run this. try to avoid being run over a gold. now as you can see, not everyone really achieved that animal rights activists foldable runs. we'd stein back to the 16th century mediaeval cruelty. one runa remains in a serious stable condi

plus finland's parliament gaves border guards, the power to turn back migrants crossing from russia. critic say it violates the human rights, the unpopular police. welcome to the program. us president joe biden is on the campaign trail this friday as he defies growing calls for him to buy out of the race for a 2nd term bite and told supporters in the key swing state in michigan that he must quote, finished the job and to speak to donald trump in november's election, biden is a by to address in raleigh in detroit. michigan is part of the trio of blue wall states. you're just seeing images there actually live from detroit on your screen. as i was saying, michigan is part of the trio of blue wall states, along with wisconsin and pennsylvania, that are key to a victory in november. it's a bite and that is uh, in detroit at the moment we'll be bringing you information from that speech and he's gonna be giving up that riley in michigan. and in our next step it shows all right, well, earlier we talked to dw correspondence stuff on simon's in washington dc and in light of the presidents push

you recounted how it, for example, helped get finland into the military alliance. what to do against china for supporting russia during its war against ukrainian also spoke about his interactions with is several for and lead us made a clear coined in a position on need also stressing the basis of position that is very different from his previous as a former and president trump by saying that trump has no commitment a to nature whatsoever, and it what would happen to nato and its commitment also to a ukraine's past to membership that this new summit cold air reversible. if donald trump makes it back into the white house, was of course the elephant in the room during this v days that the summit lost it. but it was, of course, a question of many of the attendees of the leaders of elf nato. they. we're here in a washington dodge. many of them said that they hold the strong transatlantic alliance will a continue in the future, regardless of who is in the winehouse. many of course torching the question, but that's a included probably something that is in the mind of a lo

you can get the nato waystation of finland. office, i invited to the oval office. we sat down and talk. he said i want tojoin nato, can sat down and talk. he said i want to join nato, can you help? i did. want to join nato, can you help? idid. it want to join nato, can you help? i did. it was want tojoin nato, can you help? i did. it was an automatic. then i got a call from the swedes. i beg your pardon. so finland joined nato, 800 mile border is significant. they are already allies but they were not part of nato. i can't recall, he said in a closed meeting but wouldn't mind it being repeated, he said we decided in family, the people of finland decided they had to be part of nato. it's in our interest because of the joint ability to be to gather. to dissuade any attack on finland. the same thing with sweden. it took a lot of selling to some folks, particularly in turkey and other places to create the expansion. but it expanded. and we're a hell of a lot stronger because of it. we're more secure because of it. and by the way, i

he said we decided in finland, the people of finland decided they had to be part of nato. it was in our interest because of the joint ability to be together, to dissuade any attack on finland. and the same thing with with sweden. it took a lot of selling to some folks, particularly, in turkey and other places, to agree to the expansion, but it expanded, and there were a hell of a lot stronger because of it. we're more secure because of it. and by the way, i was able to get 50 other nations, 55 zero to support ukraine, 50 and we're able to bring about a coalition between in of europe and asia, japan and south korea. i just met with we talked about aukus and we talked about the relationship between australia, new zealand, japan, south korea, the united states. we're making the world safer and stronger because we have to deal with the new arrangement that exists in the world. the cold war is over. the postwar era is over. what is going to replace it? and i respectfully suggest i have a pretty good idea what that should be. i could miss a lot of people to follow it. we're just

but finland, what's different here has been that is putting this practice into a wall. do you expect other countries to introduce a similar legislation? well feeling that has always been known as a human right is that countries have already human rights and international cooperation. we have prided ourselves of being for a ruler based, international motor. if we started breaching this law, it becomes very easy for us to do at that as well. but i'm more concerned of the presidential value of these in the finish internal politics. when we stop a breach in our own constitution breaching the fundamental rights of my friends, foreigners and, and since it's a who knows where the ball will be going, it's a snowball effect. it becomes so much easier next time. also to make exceptions to these very fundamental regulations. professor margie, you cause the, i mean, we appreciate your time and your insights tonight, professor, thank you. thank you. so, let's take a look now some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. a pod of $77.00 pilot wells has died af

but before taking off, she told me about finland objectives. how does the gallery or oh jack, there is clear. yeah, we, uh, we need to focus on increased defense and to terrence capabilities of nato, and we all stopped is find that so many more in the countries have now committed themselves to the 2 sense. um, uh, um, well, the criteria nato of defense spending statement is as well above as well. and of course, we need to stand unified also in no age and commitment for your credit. your country, finland shares a huge border with russia, which has invaded one of the southern neighbors ukraine and deeply resent spend when joining nato. what's his date of membership mean for your country in this situation? with membership means that we are now in the family in which we belong to in, in the past. payment has always invested very heavily into its own defense that also into defense corporation with the, with the closest neighbors. and also asked the european union member or asked and the european union. and we of course, have relied also under lisben

the finland. an area of the size of point you call the functions from several ways being important to the things they've provided food for humans and animals as well as fuel. the heating finish focus on is filled with tails of spirits, elves and dantes living in the westland. so it's no wonder then let's finish has thousands of ones for different kinds of westland wetlands. well, ones fear, there's unpredictable environments. a space between us and water being and beyond in the past, people were buried in this one night to waste was dumped down the know to box around like that. sometimes stores common, efficiently. one offers release it. so in a 2nd release i thought any last, so what do you they're all over 100 different types of women and finland alone. get it, that the heat each is different in the way it's accumulates or a mix common. so i'll do that these with the kinds of bugs that release maintained into the atlas van. i made down the drive volt amounts on what accumulates install cove and

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so joining nato strengthens finland's defense posture. what role is finland playing in strengthening nato's eastern flag as well? you know, um for us uh, it's always been a strong commitment that we uh we are there to protect and northern frank of so it's a need to all of us. and now now that the, all the countries i'm the, the baltic sea course and not, not rush accounting in our members of, of nature. we are much strong that you get that also. so it also, we are also in the north and feeling to them as i said, well we have always taken now security very seriously unhappy invested into our defense. also in the past, say 2 decades where many countries thought that perhaps it was not so necessary anymore. so we, for instance, never, never gave up for back. was friction based on me, which means that these days we actually have one of the strongest rest of us based on these, in, in europe. not just in relative terms, but also in absolute terms. and of course, the fins are very committed not only to defending down country, but also the entire

a finland, so called a deportation law. let's border guards and migraines back to russia without the chance to claim asylum. it can be enacted for a temporary period based on what the finish government says is, must goes instrumental ization of migration. it's not the question of asylum, it's question of our security. the finish government itself acknowledges the new law conflicts with european union international laws which ensure the right for those in need to ask for protection and all 18 legal experts. the finished parliament consulted advise the classes with finland's own constitution, which led to the addition of the right to appeal within one month. but some parliamentarians, even from parties in the government coalition argue this is still unacceptable. well, at least actually, i am very concerned that convince opportunities to demand compliance with international human rights treaties from other countries will be decisively weekend . but most finish, lawmakers believe is a good is difficult compromise. that may als

and i'm in addition to ukraine and finland, parliament costs the bill giving voted gods deposit turned back migrants crossing from russia to move. critics say breach has the human rights the guy that says, welcome to the program. us president joe biden says he's still running for president telling journalist see can get the job done by the pit at a news conference in washington at the end of nato's 75th anniversary summit. he spoke at length about his achievements and office saying he was the best qualified person to run for president. biden's mental fitness has been under scrutiny since he appeared confused at a debate last month, 7, several top democrats have since withdrawn the support for his re election campaign . and thursday's press conference was meant to reassure a democratic lawmakers and voters about the us presidents, mental fitness. the button made a number of blunders most strikingly when he welcomes ukraine's president. what of them is the landscape to the stage? and now i want to hand it over to the president ukraine, who has as much courage as he has determination base

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plus finland, parliament gives border guards the power to turn back migrants crossing from russia . critics say it violates human rights. and for football fans, the party is almost over just one game left at euro 2024, the tournament being held a success. we take a look at what has worked and what has not the regard to our viewers watching on cbs in the united states and to all of you around the world. welcome you. as president joe biden is on the campaign trail this friday as he defies a growing calls for him to bell out of the race for a 2nd term bite and is headed to detroit michigan, where he's due to give a speech in which he's expected to pull no punches and criticising his rival, former president donald trump. michigan is part of the trio of blue vall states, along with wisconsin in pennsylvania. the advisors campaign and now says r t to evict 3 in november as no bite man, his campaign team is they've been seen to show that he is fit for office. a nato press conference in washington was meant to reassure a democratic lawmakers and voters about the us presidents, mental fitness, but b

it's in finland and sweden joined the lines of the even bigger and right on rushes border. now what do you expect for me to do in response to something he so eagerly wanted to prevent an expansion of nato? see, all right, the roster has already indicated that it's a view. for example, move its troops directly to the finish bordeaux since finland, the joints made a last is edit. that means it to the i'm moving troops, doesn't you need to bother with russia, which is extremely long, almost 1300 kilometers and it's on protect this board up on both sides. now feel and wants to change that and build a wall. the baltic countries, by the way of life, it looks anyway, i'm right now already doing that also as they are building a boat offense with russia. and of course the russia is also stepping up. it's the rest of it from time to time is that is talk of nuclear weapons being stationed, including the ground. for example, the russian enclave in the baltic sea as options also want to station russian nuclear weapons embarrassing, neighboring deliveries. all may even have over at the s

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and the people of finland, decided to become part of nato, because we decided that when we are together, we can repel attacks better, the same thing happened in sweden, some people, for example, in turkey and others took time to agree, so to speak. on sweden joining nato, but nato, but sweden decide, they will be safer, and 50, 55 different nations or countries support ukraine and want to attract ukraine to europe, including south korea, and we talked about relations with australia, with japan. with new zealand, with south korea, the united states, we thus, thanks to these alliances, we make the world safer, we improve security in europe. and what will it change if nato does not act, and i am sure that people will follow me, we will only become stronger. thank you, mr. president. the nato declaration issued by the allies yesterday speaks of china as whoever is helping russia launch this war, it's a broad partnership that seems to have been developing for 2-3 years, you said some time ago. debated about it, and now do you have a strategy for how to break the china-russia partnership, and

this is not just about the security of finland, but it is about the security of the european union. but catherine willard says this type of response allows russia to exploit border state of panic and creating more in security where the better way to manage the situation with to be, have a calm and mileage approach to refugees taking protection. i'm not, removes the power from these different states to try to manipulate people in order to gain advantage of a european countries. instead, if the finish loss stands, she fears more european governments will toughen their own measures to keep asylum seekers out. i asked terry shows if this has been a divisive issue for fillings, lawmakers that's right. it just passed by a 56 majority, a 167 to 31. so if 2 more lawmakers had gone against the law, it would not have passed that shows you just how divisive it was. now what the proponents of the law say is that they could now open the border crosses which have been closed since late last year. because now they would have the tools they need to send back these people that they believe were bein

and so finland joined nato, 800 mile border is significant. they were already allies, but they weren't part of nato. i can't recall what he said in a closed meeting but he wouldn't mind if i repeated. he said the people of finland decided they had to be part of nato. it was in their interest because of a joint ability to be together to dissuade an attack on finland. and the same thing with finland -- the same thing with sweden. it took a lot of selling to some folks in turkey and other places to agree to expansion, but it expanded. and we are a hell of a lot stronger and more secure because of it. and by the way, i was able to get 50 other nations to support crane. we were able to bring about a coalition of europe and asia, japan and south korea. we talked about the relationship between australia, new zealand, japan, south korea, the united states. we are making the world safer, stronger, because we have to deal with the new arrangement that exists in the world. the cold war is over. the postwar era is over. what is going to replace it? i resp

this is not just about the security of finland, but it is about the security of the european union. but catherine willard says this type of response allows russia to exploit border state of panic and creating more in security where the better way to manage the situation with to be, have a calm and mileage approach to refugees taking protection. i'm not, removes the power from these different states to try to manipulate people in order to gain advantage of a european countries. instead, if the finish loss stands, she fears more european governments will toughen their own measures to keep asylum seekers out. now let's take a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world. at least 60 people are missing off the part of a hill collapsed and swept the way to buses on the highway in the pole search and rescue teams on the sea. and approximately 150 kilometers southwest have come onto the system monsoon ryans are causing widespread devastation in the area a while. 5 continues to burn through southern california despite the efforts of hundreds of firefighters. according

, i’ll explain why i’m visiting finland a little later. of forests there, finland, well , at least from some part of them, why you ask, in order to firmly isolate themselves from russia, which means that the finns are going to cut down the forest along a 120-kilometer section of the border with russia, and then they will put them there, which means a luxurious impregnable fence, the height has not yet been decided, but this is how the debate is going, the construction...

matured at the root, well, with finland - this is nothing new at all, thoughts about a great finlandagreements that were concluded with the soviet union and in fourty in the seventh year, indeed, we signed an agreement according to which finland should not have to experiment with weapons of any kind, well, in general, complete , almost like in japan, complete demilitarization is very interesting in general from the point of view of not even inhuman things there , well what so you promised stupidity, okay? we are removing everything, from the point of view of law, generally speaking, forty-seventh, this is not yet 100 years, as you said, so to speak, an oath, whatever, about 100 years, okay, forty-seventh a year has not yet passed, 100 years have not passed, this is still relevant, it still works, in the sense of law, law, just like oaths, again depends on the issuers, that is, on those who give an obligation under a contract, or who take an oath, so, it’s not that it’s wonderful in vain that these relations existed, but in fact, in 1990 , finland openly unilaterally said that it no l

he said, we decided in finland, the people of finland decided they had to be part of nato. it was in our interest because of the joint ability to be together, to dissuade any attack on finland. and the same thing with with sweden. it took a lot of selling to some folks, particularly, in turkey and other places, to agree to the expansion, but it expanded, and we're a hell of a lot stronger because of it. we're more secure because of it. and by the way, i was able to get 50 other nations, 55 zero to support ukraine, 50 we were able to bring about a coalition between in of europe and asia, japan and south korea. i just met with we talked about aukus and we talked about the relationship between australia, new zealand, japan, south korea, the united states. we're making the world safer and stronger because we have to deal with the new arrangement that exists in the world. the cold war is over. the postwar era is over. what is going to replace it? and i respectfully suggest i have a pretty good idea what that should be. i could miss a lot of people to follow it. we're just going

he said, we decided in finland, the people of finland decided they had to be part of nato. it was in our interest because of the joint ability to be together, to dissuade any attack on finland. and the same thing with with sweden. it took a lot of selling to some folks, particularly, in turkey and other places, to agree to the expansion, but it expanded and there were a #### of a lot stronger because of it. we're more secure because of it. and by the way, i was able to get 50 other nations, 55 zero to support ukraine, 50, and we're able to bring about a coalition between and of europe and asia, japan and south korea. i just met with we talked about aukus and we talked about the relationship between australia, new zealand, japan, south korea, the united states. we're making the world safer and stronger because we have to deal with the new arrangement that exists in the world. the cold war is over. the postwar era is over. what is going to replace it? and i respectfully suggest i have a pretty good idea what that should be. i could miss a lot of people to follow it. we're jus

writers and artists, it did not forbid going to wars, she sent them there, tvordovsky, from white finlandion of western belarus, i went, my homeland sent them to great construction projects, she mobilized and sent, she organized everyone rigidly, the system was tough, soviet, stalinist, take out the poems for liberation from polish the yoke of the slavic brothers, and they took it out, and they laid it down, and brilliant lines, we have had it for 3 years already, september 17 is celebrated, many poems have been written, but was there an order at all, anyone? called and said “it’s due” tomorrow for a ruble per line and certificate, i don’t think so, so no nothing, culture is the same complex, multi-level system as agriculture, and by itself only crap grows, weeds, which are the same thing, then you can call the artist to say, look, the soldiers of the internal troops are at 37°, they are in full combat , upon unloading, and with machine guns, so that the enemy can see that we are on the alert, so that you, the creator, can live without... care, in a week a series of portraits, take out an

as you can get the nato ization of finland. and about 4 weeks later i got a call from my last not too. probably 5 months later, the present feeling could you come and see me. in my office and i had invited him is available. we sat down and talk to you, sir. do you want to join nato? could i help? and i did. was an automatic. and then i got a call from the squeeze. i beg your pardon. so finland, join nato. 800 mile border is a significant and they're already you allies, but they weren't part of nato. and you heard, i think you heard maybe i can't recall you say the public here and are you close me? you wouldn't mind being repeated. he said, we decided to let the people of finland decided they had to be part of nato. was our interest because of the joint ability to be together to dissuade any attack on zoom in the same thing was with sweden. took a lot of selling to some folks, particularly in turkey and other places to create to the expansion. fairly expensive and were how much stronger because more secure because and by the way

of course, you understand, when the question arose about finland and sweden then joining nato, ah, iues then that for us the fundamental point is not the number of flagpoles at nato headquarters in brussels. plans for their implementation in terms of placing a military structure, bringing the material, so to speak, basis of nato closer to our borders. unfortunately, this is exactly what we are seeing, although many assured us, even at the stage of the process of registering finland’s membership in nato, that there is nothing of the kind there will be, but we were quite skeptical about this and, alas, we turned out to be right; now finland is not only increasing its potential, bringing it closer to our border. but in fact it gave the green light to the implementation of the plans of the united states of other nato countries, if they want to somehow increase their presence in this part of europe, this of course cannot but worry, you know, for many years, even decades, the north of europe was considered a region reduced. these deliveries came, that is, they mostly brought them by air, w

listen, turkey is a nato country, and finland is already a nato country, so what, and we talk to themalk, i mean, there are still nato countries with whom we need to dialogue, which make political decisions based on opinion. europe is an occupied territory; there are no american troops in turkey; in europe there are american troops almost everywhere. i’ll tell you this, that turkey in this regard is precisely what the political leadership of turkey looks at the public opinion of the population, which is quite loyal to russia, it cannot ignore this factor in making political decisions, i’m just talking about this, why can the italians , and italians they can’t, because they just don’t have public opinion there, well, italians, i want to remind you that turkish public opinion towards us has changed a lot, i want to remind you that after the tragedy that was shot down with... it’s not against it, but a dialogue is being built, no, some people are against, against germany and america, why should we build a dialogue with them so that we will be deceived once again, well, well, we’re not so

successful meeting of nato, by the fact— successful meeting of nato, by the fact that sweden and finlandt outcome that thoughts putin's efforts to try and contain naked that nato has and contain naked that nato has a very— and contain naked that nato has a very long border with russia's result is its own work but i — russia's result is its own work but i do — russia's result is its own work but i do think that the alliance is working, nato is working _ alliance is working, nato is working and that's what's important. i working and that's what's important-— working and that's what's imortant. ., ., important. i can say that one outcome _ important. i can say that one outcome of _ important. i can say that one outcome of this _ important. i can say that one outcome of this meeting - important. i can say that one outcome of this meeting in l outcome of this meeting in china is that china is calling on world powers including nato allies meeting here in washington to help russia and ukraine sit down at the table and negotiate and they supported saying, he's the only world leader doing precise

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the war with poland and finland were not defensive warriors.the fact that both stalin and molotov expressed confidence in the nazi government of germany was not an entirely serious mistake. another thing is that stalin’s miscalculation was that that he did not believe intelligence reports that nazi germany was preparing an attack on the soviet union. he did not expect that this attack would take place in 1941. this was a miscalculation. as for diplomatic ones. actions of soviet diplomacy, then, in my opinion, there were no miscalculations. soviet diplomacy acted within the framework that was given to it, and it acted quite successfully. on june 22, 1941, the entire soviet foreign policy again turned 180°. yesterday's friends, allies and partners have become enemies. yesterday's enemies should have been made allies. molotov's new task was to organize an anti-hitler coalition. in this situation , the soviet government turned its policy 180°, taking the path of closest cooperation with great britain, therefore with the united states and, consequen

the people of finland decided they had to be part of nato. it was in their interest because of the joint ability to be together. just to suede any attack on finland. and the same thing with sweden. it took a lot of selling to some folks particularly in turkey and other places to agree to the expansion. but it expanded and we are a hell of a lot stronger because of it, more secure because of it. and by the way, i was able to get 50 other nations, 50, 5-0, to support ukraine. 50, and we were able to bring about a coalition of europe and asia. japan and south korea. i just met, we talked about the relationship between australia, new zealand, japan, south korea, united states. we are making the world safer and stronger because we have to deal with a new arrangement that exists in the word. the cold war is over, the postwar era is over, what is going to replace it? and i respectfully suggest, i have a pretty idea what it should be. i convinced a lot of people to follow it, we are just going to get stronger. david sanger. >> thank you, mr. presiden

i think not because the territory finland is not just the territory of a european country, a scandinaviannato member country, in them everything is very strict with such, let's say, operations, that is, a nato country will not be allowed to place a bp unit on its territory. with the ukrainian military, which would be launched from the territory of finland through finnish airspace towards russia, attack uavs, which would directly and destroy the russian aviation at the airfields in the north of the russian federation, this will not be allowed under any circumstances, although it would indeed be very comfortable, because what is in the north of the russian federation, which is in the same kaliningrad region, by the way. there are many very interesting objects, which would be nice, but for them to be fried a little, the same, for example, tobel, a large complex of radio-electronic warfare, which has influence, including on the territory of ukraine, or an analogue of voronezh, that the voronizhd radar itself, which is also located on the territory of the kaliningrad region, which also helps t

, to lake saimaa, yes, finland, as we remember, was then part of the russian empire, it was there, ate letters of andrei bely, and they have... like this happy, wonderful, wonderful love, after which they return to moscow, well, in general, bryusov got everything he wanted to get, in principle, reasoning a little cynically like this, he didn’t need nina anymore, and here she, in a sense , stepped on the same steps for the second or third time the very rake, when these... events in their lives, they took care of everything that related to every day they lived, so bryusov had what is called a don juan list, in this list he divided all the women who came to his attention according to rankings, yes, i was in love with this one, this one was in love with me, this one i i was just paying attention, he wrote about only one woman: i loved her, this woman. there was nina petrovskaya, that is, finland, lake saimaa, this crazy summer, june 1905, still did not pass without a trace for him, after all, she planted these roots of hers, she planted them in his heart, and it was so easy to part he cou

need to know anymore, finland or who else? today ms.ris was down in north carolina bragging about student loan cancellations. the problem is the supreme court ruled the president doesn't have the authority to cancel student loans but he is going to do it anyway because he doesn't care about the supreme court. a little while ago mr. biden gave a short speech attacking the supreme court after it ruled that former president trump had immunity when undertaking official duties. this is the same democratic party that says it is defending democracy, only they don't defend democracy. no matter who runs at the top of the democratic ticket, they're still stuck with the affordability crisis and the fact that middle class kitchen tables have been shrinking for 3 1/2 years as prices have risen faster than wages for working folks. they still have to defend the catastrophic open border policies of at least 10 million illegal immigrants and crime wave that has gone along with it as declining public safety has become a national issue linked to illegals.

he said we decided in finland the people of finland decided they had to be part of nato.t was in our interest because of the joint ability to be together to dissuade any attack on finland. and the same thing with sweden. if took a lot of selling to some folks, particularly in turkey and other places. to agree to the expansion. but it expanned and we are a hell of a lot stronger because of it. we are more secure because of it. and, by the way. i was able to get 50 other nations, 50, 5-0 to support ukraine. 50. able to bring about a coalition between of europe and asia, japan and south korea. i just met with -- we talked about aukus and relationship between australia and new zealand, japan, south korea, the united states, we're making the world safer and stronger because we have to deal with the new arrangement that exists in the world. the cold war is over. the post war era is over. what is going to replace it? and i respectfully suggest i have a pretty good idea what this should be. i convinced a lot of people to follow it. we're just going to get stronger. um, david sang