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timely as ever to discuss some of them now i'm joined by miles pumper a senior fellow at the mcgill gurrey institute of international studies at monterrey mr harper it's great to talk to you thank you very much for your time. my pleasure now let's start with the no doubt believe that starts treaty. while being considered one of the last remaining bad jokes of arms control was extended essentially over the phone in a conversation because presidents putin and biden is not a sign of how crucial that treaty is or how on the country in consequential it is now i think it's a sign of how how important and essential it is it really is the bedrock of strategic stability these are the most dangerous weapons in the world your internet continental ballistic missiles or summary launch ballistic missiles these are you know weapons i could destroy whole cities and even more so it's essential that we have some limits and some insight into each other's arsenals with these weapons now this you can be sure signed a decade ago by. different presidents i'll be a close allies of the currently based if you lock