he's meeting with j. d phone. see us twice. president things on going exactly how he wanted. know, she has heard was from the screen saying the last 3 days. what we've heard from the us secretary of defense p to have, were assess saying that basically you create needs to look at the reality on the grounds. and essentially, there will be no going back to the board is free at 2014 and also the ukraine should be looking to be a member of nato in the future of the is the lead, steve rejecting all of that, looking incredibly tired, incredibly dejected at the press conference he gave a, well, we also been hearing from the german chancellor all of shows also talking about the consumer. he has the by what's happening in ukraine and whether essentially america is going to try and uh, and to go to asians directly with russia as it is basically pushing not just ukraine, but the europeans, the sidelines in may. what they see to the table. they say hi to him, listen, do we need a reform of the debt break in order to invest in our security and defense for the secondly, the bonus tag should

and this is how us vice president j. d vance today described his boss, us president donald trump, the new sheriff. he didn't take this cal boy analogy further. during his speech at the munich security conference, we were left to assume that europe, in the us represent some version of the wild west it, yes, there is a war and eastern ukraine, but it remains a flash point. any fragile but still very established rules based international order. definitely not. the wild west. european leaders may worry that trump's foreign policy will assure, in an error of tumbleweed turmoil. the picture vice president vance and ukrainian president zalinski delivered today tells us that these allies are still very much invested in a world void of high noon showdown. we had a number of frequent conversations, a number of things for us to follow up and work on. and fundamentally, the goal is, as president trump outlined it, we want the war to come to a close. we want the going to stop, but we want to achieve a durable lasting piece. not the kin

and the men's singles words by new us vice president j. d bounce up in munich. security conference says european officials are chest i used to their faces for targeting free speech counseling. elections. delegates opt out major security for them. we're still digesting this week for lend the phone conversation between the american and russian leaders leaving the european elite scrambling to be included in peace, thoughts on ukraine. if you got at least the next 4 years cannot only change the relationship between the us and other countries, but also the relationship between all countries. let's not be dear caught in the headlight of mine. so the, this is our team to national. my name's unit illegal in 30 minutes of using the use of starts to. lot of years, lensky has a nice teeth preferred to meet with vladimir putin for talks, but only after he comes to an agreement with his main sponsors. the statement came on the sidelines of the munich security conference. it will, this is just that i will only be seeing one russians, and that is putting the only after you hav

and that includes j . d events. but we've already heard of i h uh, the meeting between savanski and um j. d events, the vice president's we all here. busy has been confirmed, has been postponed because of a memorandum of understanding that the ukrainians have now delivered. and the american say they need some time to look at. so that way here in that meeting between those 2 has been the best buy in to about 5 pm local unit time. so once again, and it's like my colleague james by said it's all about the back stage meetings that meetings that have taken place. one of the things that will be on the, with the top of the agenda for the training, is making sure that they do have a seat at the table that this isn't a deal that will be railroaded into. and that's a big fear. the in the rush, but donald trump to prove his point. right. and his point was i can end the war in a 100 days and uh from taking off. ready in the rush to do that, the ukrainian simply presented with a deal that presents a lindsey tonsils that his peop

boy, is the story is, reacted to j. d. vast criticism of europe by saying that what it's not the except the side, the speech, the american, the vice president made state ones that shuts down the groups that, that the controversy in romania and heat that goes to the global east of the e. u. in the south part of the head j d, i was reminded us that the former european commissioner, mr. terry but it's all recently set on d z n seems very belie, did that. the romanian government canceled the elections and he warned that the same thing could happen in general. when he was mentioned, the us vice president is heading washington's delegation of things you and so let's . and while there, he held a meeting with the f. these candidate for jumpstart, alice vital gd pounds, also reportedly set up a meeting with income. but later on, up show things. he's on the way out a lot, burleson's defense minister admitted germany can provide you print with any guarantees. with all american involvement. we haven't get of determined skeptical abil

j. d. van sends shock waves through munich security conference, and under the same being that you have some great distract hummers from. we then use also coming up and rebel fighters in the democratic republic of congo. enter the 2nd biggest city after government forces withdrawn, congo is present, anxious to katy warns of the risk of a wider war. plus a mazda announce is which of these really hostages. it's due to release on saturday . the 3 men were abducted from the same cub boats. on october 7, 2023. the and a warm welcome to you, our viewers around the world, michael ocho. western invaders gather every year in germany to discuss international security policy. and with war raging in europe, again, due to russia's invasion of ukraine. the agenda of this year is in units security conference seem pretty clear from the start. the top us official this year is vice president j d events. in his performance on the opening day on friday, he relegated the ukraine war to a cameo role and took the

j. d vons met the leader of the far right. a if the policy in a hotel wasn't invited to the meeting security conference, he made a point that, that the firewall at this refusal to work with the fall rights in germany with at least by the data of the a. if the is something he is completely against and that is interference in the elections, that's also how the leader of the opposition and the potential feature tons to release mass, put it when i spoke to him, we should be hearing from german transel all of charles within the next 90 minutes or so. what do you expect? well this is the interesting thing um the tanza and his rifle in these elections. they're on the same page on this. the wedding was very similar that came from for these math and science that with us hold. so we sent an ex post who gave an interview last night. and so he wrote to speech and it will be very interesting to hear how far he goes in rejecting this. but he is still in government. he also has to work with this administration for the coming weeks, and they

u in the soft bite of the head a j d man's reminded us that the former european commissioner, mister terry. but it's all very simply said on d z n seems very delighted that the romanian government cast of the elections. and he warned that the same thing could happen in germany was mentioned, the us vice president is heading washington's delegation up thing. and so let's, and while there, he held a meeting with the f. these candidates for chancellor alice vidal gd pounds, also reportedly set up a meeting with income. but later on, up show, think he's on the way out in about berlin's defense minister admitted germany can provide you frame with any guarantees with thoughts, american involvement. we haven't get of determined skeptical abilities in the european and the european they've made a member of that means without the u. s. determines capabilities. we won't be able to achieve that security guarantees in ukraine, at least for the next years to come, not alone. while alternative for germany, party member and former m a peek on or back, say burling today is all about a colony of washin

any speech of the munich security conference j. d. vans did level to allay yorba spheres. his main focus was not ukraine. instead, use your being countries of suppressing free speech. instead, the main threat, so you're up is not russia, but you're of itself. the threat that i worry the most about visa, the europe, is not russia, it's not china, it's not any other external actor. and what i worry about is the threat from within the retreat of europe, from some of its most fundamental values value shared with the united states of america, your j events and speech. you think silk way through your i brought a strong response from germany. these are they will cut to democracy, was called into question by the us, vice president for the whole of your body. i can just as he speaks of the, in my elation of democracy, democracy and def. i understood incorrectly. he's comparing conditions in pots. if you end up with those, no authoritarian regimes, ladies and gentlemen, that is not acceptable, accept all the delegates of the munich security conference, always expected the trump admi

american, vice president j. d. vance. and yet, on the other hand, he must, he must reinforce, i think, to some degree, the defensive trans atlantic and unity walk me through the delicate nature of this speech. we're about to hear. yes, i think what you have to think about on the one hand is that both j, the vance, and off sholtes, also talking to the domestic audiences. so the speech yesterday by the u. s. vice president was nothing and not only directed at the european spa adults as his own supporters into united states. he said as much in his speech on and off charlotte's a outgoing tron so that we have to say we're having elections here. and then just under a, just over a week's time. and he will also be in some sense, speaking to his public, to his voters against the background of some of these upcoming elections. so the question is, what kind of position do you take in that situation? you can just simply be statesman like and then they can all the domestic situation . i think that's the kind of binds that here is in

and this is how us vice president j. d vance today described his boss, us president donald trump, the new sheriff. he didn't take this cal boy analogy further during his speech at the unix security conference, we were left to assume that europe in the us represent some version of the wild west it yes, there is a war and eastern ukraine, but it remains a flash point. any fragile but still very established rules based international order. definitely not. the wild west. european leaders may worry that trump's foreign policy will assure, in an error of tumbleweed turmoil. the picture vice president vance and ukrainian president zalinski delivered today, tells us that these allies are still very much invested in a world void of high noon showdown. a. we had a number of fruitful conversations, a number of things for us to follow up and work on. and fundamentally, the goal is, as the president trump outlined it, we want the war to come to a close. we want the going to stop, but we want to achieve a durable lasting piece. not the

david is now we just had a j. d bounces the next step from gd alonso speech, as well as the response from predict minutes. we've had defense minister german defense, mr bar as the story is hitting back end of describing those comments as unacceptable . how would you assess the stage of the trans atlantic relationship at this moment as well? we're certainly in the unchartered waters. i mean, we've had serious tensions across the atlantic before it feels like ancient history . but if you remember back to the early, 2, thousands and the brought off to the invasion of a rock. there is serious anti americanism in europe and serious disagreements within the alliance about how to approach that conflict. but this is different because this is a percept perception by europe that united states is actually meddling in ensure your opinion, affairs, and domestic politics inside europe. so this is certainly different, i worry that this particular aspect of it, the, the perceived interference by europe will actually drive a real we

you as vice president j. d vance is among those attending and is meeting with nato leader mark richard high on their agenda as president donald trump's plan to end the war in ukraine. trump says he has spoken to rush as lot of me and route and then agree to start piece talks. the move has alarm leaders in europe and ukraine, with many were the us and russia and to settle the conflict without input from keith. bands is also set to meet with you brains will let them. here is the lensky to discuss the so called peace plan. munich, all eyes are now on the europe's role, and the ongoing prizes. a new grain with tension is rising. some key figures are already shaping expectations for what lies ahead. here's what the man who stepped to become germany's next chancellor had to say yesterday, a jump yesterday he buys. i've gotten some early indications of what vice president j. d vans will say. it will be a confrontational speech and i very much hope that the chancellor is prepared also in coordination with his partners

and we begin with the us vice president's speech in munich, j. d. vance. today until they room full of european defense and government leaders . that free speech is in retreat. and there are countries at the munich security conference advance claim that freedom of expression is being eroded and he called it a bigger threat to democracy than russian military aggression. he also addressed the issue of migration saying that europeans had not voted to open what he called the flood gates to mike vance. his speech was one of the 1st keynote addresses at the security conference. and he comes at the end of a remark, the week where he was president, donald trump spoke on the phone with russian president vladimir putin, both leaders promising to work together to end a more in ukraine. european leaders fear that this will be done without ukrainian or european input vision. or many of those who were gathered in munich would have been hoping that the vice president can shed some light on donald trump's plans for a negotiated fees in ukraine. instead, they got a lecture

this is dw news, live it from berlin, us vice president, j. d. vance gives european allies a stern talking to on democracy in britain and across europe. free speech i fear is in retreat in a cover band expansions in unix security conference, vance slammed european leaders for what he calls and running in fear of their own voters. speeds comes from a growing concern over the future of us foreign policy. also coming up from off the announce is which of these rarely hostages. it's due to release on saturday. the 3 men were abducted from the same cookbooks on october 7th, 2023. the library golf is good to have you with us. we begin with the us vice president, speech in munich, j. d. vance today told a room full of european defense and government leaders. that free speech is in retreat in their countries at the munich security conference vance claim, the freedom of expression is being eroded and you called it a bigger threat to democracy than russian military aggression. he also address the issue of migration, saying europeans had not voted to open w

he heard the speech by j. d. vance. he knows he can see the writing on the walls and his days are numbered. but what's really amazing is will that president pushing the father to meet with him? i mean, he is an illegitimate president after all, to cancel the elections in ukraine case. he's no longer the legitimate president, but yet she's making these statements as if he is. so it'll be interesting to see how it all plays out. but right now the piece talks are happening without your trade. between the us and the options. you can raise a very interesting point. elections, how be postponed. even the ukraine's biggest ally is saying, elections have to happen now. so a lot of them are putting could very well say, yes, you want to meet, but are you, the real leader of the country? have a vote in c. well there you have it because i mean, let's look at the documents. whatever documents are signed in a piece agreement have to be legitimate. and if he's the illegitimate president, how can they come to an agreement that they can

that however, j. d balance reports, at least not to amazing with incumbent laugh schultz saying the gym and trying to level send info to out any way. the country's defense minister who probably wouldn't be staying in office either is why using the alarm about washington's reluctance to keep feeling the war. we haven't get of the terran skeptical abilities in the european and the european. they've made a members. that means without the u. s. the tenants capabilities, we won't be able to achieve that security guarantees in ukraine, at least for the next years to come, not alone alternately, if the germany party meant the bag stays, the upcoming governments in berlin will eventually be forced to play alone with washington's interests. the roman government doesn't understand any. see the midst of the story. use it. his one statement is a rad. display of realism. a common sense. uh, we don't hear anything like that. somebody shows, but this government does history. it will be a new, a government teacher on t

no mentors from vice president j. d van stuff in munich, security conference for europe and officials are swallowing harsh criticism from the train, their democratic values. also, the trump put into separate leaves, europe, in a panic. as of the leaders scramble to be included in the negotiations. if you got at least the next 4 years and not only change the relationship between the us and other countries, but also the relationship between all countries. let's not be deer caught in the headlights, the, you're watching r t international live in moscow. i'm rachel rubel. we start with breaking news. moscow says cube is attempting to frame russia for our ukrainian drones, right? on turnover. this comes just a day after the russian and american presidents agreed the sake of p still on ukraine. the international atomic energy agency confirmed a blast. i think they found nuclear side overnight. the problem on has called, they attacked a provocation. most of the teachers, there is no way that any nuclear infrastructure could ha

although j. d bounce did say that it was fruitful. i thought, of course, came off to j. d. phones gave that fire respect to the security. conflicts essentially criticize a little aspects of europe, including saying it was more treating the way you from it's fundamental values is talking there about freedom of speech. now, did that did not go to well here in music. in fact, people didn't know whether to clap at the end of taking phones to speech. she had also said there is a new sheriff in time that, of course, isn't donald trump administration in the united states at the moment, giving a sense yes, again that the us will go alone in its own course regarding this. now we've also been hearing some response to that from olaf shaw sees the gym and chancellor talking about the fact that you know, yes, this is a bit difficult moment. but jeff, many of the us is still strong allies in use talking about the fact that regardless of what happens with us, jimmy will still look to try and give emergency funding to choir. and he talks about the fact that jenny's doing everything, a to

so for example, j. d events got up at the a i summit in paris with french president, emmanuel. and michael and queen ursula vander lined the president of the european commission, both of the audience and he started talking about you over regulation in his estimation of digital digital realm. and then he segue it into speaking about the use sensor shift of the digital realm under the guise of controlling misinformation. and while he was saying that, i remember watching in the camera pans, and michael and also to vander line. and they were kind of looking around kind of like 2 dogs, sewage just, you know, destroyed the couch cushions and were a little bit worried that they might be getting a walk on the nose with the guy with the newspaper. and i got the newspaper was j d that standing there, i'm marching them over that and he actually went on to do it yet again on that same topic. and more few days later, at the munich security conference, tablets of the threat that i worry the most about visa, the europe is not russia. it's not china, it's not any other external actor. and what

many new leaders have rejected the us mice, president's criticism of democracy on the consummate j. d. events coded the question of how the countries a government. so can europe still count on washington? this is inside story, the hello welcome to the program. i'm adrian finnegan. a rift appears to be developing between europe and it's long time i live the united states, us vice president j. d events. strong delegates at the security conference in munich when he lectured europe on what he described does its retreat from free speech and shared values. his comments have been widely denounced as middle some of the unacceptable. so where does this leave transatlantic relations built up over the decades of to world war 2? and how could you respond to a reversal of washington's isolationist stance towards the workshop? we'll get to those questions in a moment, but 1st a report from michael after when you it's vice president, katie von took the podium at the munich security conference. he just i hope that's not the last bit of applause that i get, but we, we gather it was so now he struck a

mister trump, mister kellogg, j d events, they all would be saying something different. instead, we hear such a war is terribly costing lives and it's a stalemate. it is not still. so let me just see, i would tell you is a search, tell me the news that we get a budget in mainstream. i'm not talking about alternative media. i'm not talking about cheerleaders for russian. i'm talking about mainstream information. so you went to a look essentially, i've noticed that you have to, and of course we know talk a call soon within the white house in the past few days, we know his views and of you booting and as being continuously talking about how the narratives in the media are available to american citizens, left alone, the in the totality area and european union way. you where it's banned, talk about the nazis of ukraine, where archie is. i understand is banned where you are. the twitter is banned in the european union. don't allow w o where you are in brussels to receive information. perhaps even that, like the new york times is now printing. and you wouldn't be allowed to rea

often that and you know, i'm in europe and leaders meeting in unit today have been watching trumps v p j d. phones to match with ukrainian dictate to zalinski yesterday given the rise of bricks and the dying panes of us. i'm by now my dog. if need be a good time to ask, does the united states have a future? well, professor gilbert, dr. wrote that book and people a visiting scholar at columbia university's herman institute joins me now from the capital of brussels in belgium. the doctor, welcome back to the show. you know, before we even get into the nitty gritty, here i understand the new volumes by you are appearing in 2025 or a shed. you will do war diaries more referring to the proxy war in russia through ukraine. what did you make a red road munich? summit hague said that brussels in front of nato defense secretaries appearing to say, you know, of the 1000000 dead ukraine is 25 percent directory gone. so $7000000.00 plus displays bankruptcy view grain. no. nato membership, no use security guarantees. if anything, $500000000.00 a debt in minerals to the usa node stream bombings and noth

we're following for you this hour at the munich security conference, us vice president j. d. events has expressed of criticism of europe. band said he was seeing a retreat of free speech here. the said one cannot win democratic mandates by silencing a thursday of next year on the news. it's to the point of asking a billionaire and spar taking over the united states government. i'm terry martin for me and all of us here in the the, [000:00:00;00] the dw, to show the strong, clear positions international perspectives. like every week we get to the point on our current topic. but we don't, some of your current actually, well controversial, committed to the point next on d. w. saving our so much of germany's farm land is depleted and needs help. young farmers are answering the calls and experimenting with new props. sustainable practices and ecological diversity. or in 45 minutes on the w, the stupidest thing about the career and a virus crisis. it's the smallest and we just get their asses kicked. we also want to go back to work and now are women after 4 months of this forced t

the 14th of february, when j. d vance made that famous speech, the munich secured a conference, a provoking the chairman of the conference to burst into tears. what a war leader he be. as you know, i also want to do it as a, a personal adam, but when it comes to hostility towards trump and attempt to just put the spokes in his wheels at any cost. yes, it is. and i'd love to be a fly on the wall when large beach, armando she and starkey or summer square and do donald trump's office in the next few days about tip the secure to let them in. but the reality is that the british, i'm not going to move donald trump and therefore we'll have to decide whether to be or get off the boat. because uh, if you want to go have a war, not just would love to me and put a book with donald trump at the same time. i mean, i've had the awards on 2 fronts, but that's up particularly for a long one with a country that has only 87007 soldiers who i also want to talk to about, i mean the elections, it's clear now coming folks from the us and

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i've gotten some early indications of what vice president j d vans will say. it will be a confrontational speech and i very much hope that the chancellor is prepared also in coordination with his partners in the european union to give a european not a german, but a european answer on that. i know it will be a very, very important day and will remember this security conference in 2025 for a very long time. it will have consequences as mostly, i mean, you know, once you've up to $5.00 and $4.00, we can bring in w as political corresponded, hands, blonde, who's with me in the studio for this special coverage funds. we just saw a free like match the he's talking about this security conference, definitely having consequences. what, what kind of consequences could it be talking about as well. there are expectations from the speech by the us, vice president a j d events. the a chapman of the munich security concept for conference, the coast of high school and has mentioned in interviews recently that the united states might be talking about withdrawing some of the tr

and i've told the j d events. speech which you heard here. the other took place on friday was the reason present. savanski decided to change the school the way that had upset people across europe and now wants to use it perhaps to unite your affinity is, how was that seen by those? like you for a ministers that other dignitaries from your that speech of a know it's no the question less than that. i'm not going to speculate any more. but i want to ask you about how, how useful that speech will start helpful. is that the way allies should talk to each other all the, the fates of, uh, your applies in ukraine, if it, if fortune come, because ukraine would be in trouble. so the presence of lensky has the moral authority to, to, to talk about it, to laid out as it is. and um, we should riley around him irrespective of what anybody else that's come back to you kind of of just, just on, on, on relations between the us and europe. i mean, we are having threats from the trumpet, ministration, terrace and the trump administration. and the lines like you

but we also know that j. d. bronx has been a huge the critical of ukraine in general and it's role in new rule. so we were expecting that meeting might be a little bit fiery between the 2, particularly given the context of everything else that's being said. now your family does also seem to be frightening about the noise is coming out of the, from the white house, saying that no ukraine has to be involved in the negotiations. this copy a situation of russia and the us deciding together the feature of what happens to crane and also that you will see in the dusk must be at the table to almost something the feet just suggest that it's wrong that they could be left out of bed and we've been hearing from the gym and chancellor fall off. schultz, who's been talking about the support his country wants to continue giving you credit despite the facts about support is incredibly unpopular in an electro. yes. can hi, tim. this is, do we need a reform of the debt break? because in order to invest in our security and defens

you helped us to him by as i've gotten some early indications of what vice president j. d vans will say it will be a confrontational speech. then i very much hope that the chancellor is prepared also in coordination with his partners in the european union to give a european not a german, but a european answer on it. i know who it will be a very, very important day and will remember this security conference in 2025 for a very long time. it will have consequences. it's mostly, i mean, you know, like once you've at 5 and here's what our d, w and chief political editor in munich, mckayla, krista, made of mathis words well, we are expecting a speeds from daddy vans that will not just map out towards the united states is planning on ukraine, but potentially also criticize the political spectrum here in germany and europe. we already so you know, in mosque who doesn't really have an official outside role for the united states, essentially in to see here in germany as the cool on german voters to vote for the fall. right. a if the policy in elections that are happening in just ove

the j d. events, his speech was the thing that changed things for him, made him take a different approach. he saw how europeans had reacted to that speech and he thought, now is the time to unite. so your opinions behind him? well, let's see more about that now because i'm joined by one of your pin for a minute. this will be meeting here in the coming as kind of discuss the bell comp is the foreign minister also netherlands. first. tell me about that meeting that you're having here. and i'm also hearing that may well the set top soon meeting of leaders of the friendship of advice and people that we think of european leaders. why are you having these reasons? it's very important that you are being comes to coordinate. we're not only doing that into you formats, but also in smaller groups because also there's nothing the, there's also for example, you k, which is capable and may be willing to contribute to a military access to the turn force off for a peace deal. so that's the kind of country you also want to consult with. and it, but it's very important these days to uh, to compare notes a

the american vice president j. d. valez was that he basically gave all these european leaders and politicians and officials in the audience have a full dressing down saying, all of your priorities are on the wrong track. but at the conference as well, so landscape and letting me savanski the pretty, none of us to be honest. that's right. i mean, he's not just making up stories of russian invasions of europe, but he's also saying that this sort of dialogue between russia in the united states is absolutely horrible. and that donald trump doesn't have any plan moving forward . what is the trump administration's piece plan? do they have one look for? well, 1st of all i've seen no they, they don't have a real time because they come have it without us sizing. so maybe then there are some ideas today your some ideas about the economy, how to seek your economy, how to invest. we spoke mostly about it with the wise president. i think security guarantees told today the question of the president with all respect, twice presiden

so again, when j. d that says at this unit conference, that the e u is violating basic values that it, it for ports to back, like freedom and democracy. it's also kind of violating the rules of a free markets by doing this. and it seems like they're always trying to push the envelope and see what they can get away with. so this will be really interesting to watch where it all goes. yeah, indeed. and while european politicians move the withering unipolar world war to open, i'll just ask you tailor, looking into why it all broke down. and how about bo choose sickening of quote, solve bring democracy with just another narrative. another catch phrase for the west to do with the for the rights to be free for the rights to be sold for and for the right to own nothing. an answer to no one that they say is what this is all about. issue crane stuff. so i think it will cease to exist as the independence of a nation in europe. strong, independent, sovereign country. we have to make sure that's and ukraine pre feels

a j. d. phones not holding back on the criticism winston, he's going to be meeting with the luxuries the landscape of ukraine at some point during the conference. the new confirmation is exactly when that will take place. but again, we know he's been incredibly critical of the crating war for a long time. and we are expecting that if that meeting takes place, that she will be fiery. now, immediately there's being reaction here at the munich security conference to that speech by dating balance. but also the changes in a man or didn't policy over the last few weeks. we've been hearing from the jim and president to, with a talking about the fact that he's saying that the trumpet, the ministration has no regard for established rules. and he's basically telling you, if you need to keep calm and carry on, because this will pause and that you should be a power lies by this flurry of announcements that's coming out from the white test right now. let's have a listen to what else. the german presses a

think niceties, and i've told the j d events, speech, which you heard here. the other took place on friday, was the reason presidency. lensky decided to change the school the way that had to upset people across europe. and now wants to use it perhaps to you not. your affinity is how was that seen by those? like you sort of ministers, that other dignitaries from your thoughts stage. it's no, there's just like you lation that i'm not going to speculate anymore, but i would ask you about how, how useful that speech will start helpful, is that the way allies should talk to each of the fates of uh, your, of lies in ukraine. if the, if fortune con, cuz ukraine we would be in trouble. so the president savanski has the moral authority to, uh, to, to talk about it, laid out as it is. and um, we should riley around him irrespective of what anybody else that's come back to you kind of just, just on, on, on relations between the us and europe. i mean, we are having strengths from the trump administration terrace and the trump administration. and the lines like you'll nee

so we know the last time that they met, they didn't particularly seats i to i, j. d valves has been a massive critic of ukraine's position in this war. so it'll be interesting to see what the full life is from. of that me things we also know ukraine has been asked to give up. it's mineral resources to essentially pay back the united states. so all the money is funded with over the last few years. now there's also being reaction in europe to uh, the over chose coming out from donald trump, j. d von san marco rubio and others. basically you are paying lead is a little bit scad that separately could be that it's the us and russia deciding the feature of the ukraine war. a new roof as well as ukraine is being completely slide line. and i can tell you the not happy hi, tim, this is the we need a reform of the debt break in order to invest in our security and defense. secondly, the bonus tag should make a decision as soon as possible, according to which the war in ukraine and its serious consequences for the security of germany in europe are to be classified as an emergenc

instead j d phones hell tools. but believe the all the alternative for germany policy. meanwhile, the e u countries defense minister who probably wouldn't be staying in office either is raising the alarm about washington's reluctance to kicks here within the wall. we haven't get of determines kept the abilities in the european and the european. they've made them on this. that means without the u. s. the tenants capabilities, we won't be able to achieve that security guarantees in ukraine, at least for the next 2 years to come, not alone. oh, so that's it for germany, policy and the back stays. the next government in berlin will eventually be forced to play along with washington's interests as well. and john, and tell him about the stand any fee, the midst of the story, use it his while. the statement is a rad display for me and isn't a common sense. we don't hear anything like that. somebody shows, but this government, this history, it will be a new, a government teacher harmony and the list of mass. and i think he

get the security code friends and not says you heard that fiery speech from the us, vice president j. d. fall and criticizing. you are in many respects saying that because it was reeling back from its own fundamental values and basically saying that there is any sheriff in town. that's donald trump and things are going to go a very different way to how they know for aging. over the last 4 years. his speech was so critical that members of you will just see listening didn't know whether they should even close at the end. it was kind of an or could moment and we've already been getting reaction from european leaders who also came out, particularly against the things that we've been hearing from the company ministration regarding ukraine and not speak who's just in the last few days. donald trump saying that he spoke directly with vladimir putin of russia, and he said, why should the great country we want to be friends with them again? he then spoke to florida, me so lensky, and laid out how things are pulse evanego into to imagine ukraine and not is not music. the ease of many people here

and then we have the speech on friday, j. d events saying that us troops in ukraine, stay on the table with russia. doesn't negotiating. good faith. what are we to make a both apparently a contradictory statements, that is precisely how it seems to keep russia and europe under toes. the white house itself doesn't yet have an end game strategy for this war. so they're testing messages. they're watching reactions. and also, as we know from the 1st trump administration, president trump himself can be quite erratic and change his mind on directions on topics based on more or less, who was the last person in the room to give him advice. he goes with his got sometimes. so the fact that american messaging in the past week has flip flopped so dramatically is actually good news for europe and should be reminder that nothing is set in stone. and that european action can still greatly influence the trajectory of the trump administrations, narratives and rhetoric. but by passively just reacting with statements, it keeps pushing in the krem

but it was also re, comes the united states, us vice president, j. d values says youtube's primary concerns should beat free speech and mass migration is accused european leaders and a finally speech to the munich security conference of ignoring public opinion regarding immigration of the threats that i worry the most about. visa, the europe is not russia. it's not china, it's not any other external actor. and what i worry about is the threat from within the retreat of europe, from some of its most fundamental values value shared with the united states of america. and of all of the pressings, challenges that the nations represented to your face. i believe there was nothing more urgent than mass migration. no vote or on this continent went to the ballot box to open the floodgates to millions of unrelated emigrants. malkovich says 0 is a jo, political risk specialist on the global strategy advisor. he's joining us live from unix. thanks very much. indeed for being with us, michael. i'm just out of interest. but there's a line that's coming from the agenc

and basically, you know, j d man's, his famous quotes is always, you know, the guilty always scream the loudest. yeah, it really shook things up with his speech that the yesterday i'm just wondering to what extent do do that we're seeing a historic shift of us policy towards europe and all sorts of we precautions and changes this could eventually lead to across the continent. it is a big i would say it's the final curtain call for europe. it's the final curtain call for the european union. they went all in. they doubled and tripled down on ukraine. the money that they spent there is staggering. and we have seen leader after leader after leader in these countries get, you know, pushed out by the opposition. here's the fear of those is we'll send landscape, leave the country. will he run again? uh, you know, what is he got to show he's basically bankrupted his country, borrowed. i know about $300000000000.00 and many people. he's wiped out, you know, a generation of young men, and he's going to take people to develop ox watch what he does to the opposition here over the next 30 days. he k

theresa, you mentioned that the forthcoming meeting between j. d vance and ukrainian president board and there's a lensky um, ukranian president zalinski said that you're will have to unite behind ukraine so it can protect itself. what do you expect to come out of the meeting between vance and zalinski? because you mentioned just a moment ago that it seems as though vance may be softening his tone when it comes to kind of rhetoric we've heard from the us before this conference. well the devil is always in the details. and the us is actually taking kind of an unusual approach with the best in the treasury secretary bus and travel to ukraine. so the he was there on the ground and met with the lensky as well. and there's this kind of transactional approach that the trump administration seems to be trying to attend. and instead of saying just that the europeans will pay for this us is trying to get like a $500000000.00 deal on rear or of course the china is pest most control over or so . this is one way that the trump administration sees that you claim