we did it for four years and ith am confident we can do it again.en >> trey: mike pompeo, who has beentrey.time >> trey: -- asked by the call by his country many, many times. thank you for joining us on ou a sunday night. >> thanks, trey. >> trey: more questions and fewer answers after the neck anu a temp of donald trump andnia, butler, pennsylvania. the former assistant directort i chris is next only on "sunday nigh "sunday night in america." ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. to duckduckgo on all your devie duckduckgo comes with a built-n engine, like google, but it's r and doesn't spy on your searchs and duckduckgo lets you browsel but it blocks cookies and creepy ads that follow youa and other companies. and there's no catch. i

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maria: former secretary of state mike pompeo. >>> now to the impact on america.ris foreign policy of no deterrence for adversaries and a wide open border has invited hundreds of terrorists that we know of into america. over 350 individuals on the u.s. terror the watch list have been apprehended at the southern border in just the last three years. among the most troubling, dangerous gangs from if venezuela causing texas governor greg abbott this week to officially designate the tren de aragua venezuelan gang a foreign terrorist threat after the group took over an apartment building in aurora, colorado, a few weeks ago a, harassing residents. they tried to do the the same thing in el paso last week. the governor on the impact of 10 million illegals entering america. joining me now with the very latest is the man himself, texas governor greg abbott. governor, thanks very much for being here. we so appreciate your time. >> thank you. maria: please tell us what moved you to designate them a foreign threat. >> they're known as the most treacherous international gang. u

administration, how would you if assigned the task of the middle east, what would a cabinet level mike pompeomp administration. >> thanks for the kind words, it's pretty are, the nation of israel, you make very clear, we are not going to call them a pariah we are not going to threaten them or undermine their security because they're trying to draw talent and human capital to the region that the right side of history in the gulf states and then we would impose a real pressure on the iranian regime and make clear if you threatened americans and kill israelis and take hostages were not going to say can we all just get along but standdown and have a cease-fire were going to impose real cost, financial cost diplomatic cost, political cost and indeed we would find ways to make it very clear to the ayatollah that continuing down this path is not in his best interest we did it for four years and i'm confident we can do it again. >> mike pompeo who has been asked to answer the call many times by his country and has done so, thank you for joining us on a sunday night. >> thank you. >> up next more ques

trump said mike pompeo begged him, called him and said it would be... last election trump responds withning. trump's new book is called save america, coming out next week in the caption to this photo of former president itzukerga in the oval office, trump wrote: if zuckerberg is involved in conspiracy against him during the re-election campaign, he warns (quote): if he does anything illegal this time, he will spend the rest of his life. in prison, but trump himself may be the first to be jailed before election day. in just two weeks, judge juan merchan in new york is seriously considering sentencing him to a real prison term in the case of falsifying reports and payments to a porn actress. and the case of the assault on january 6 is also being prepared for a retrial. but before that, trump has a debate with kamala harris, and the democrats, like with biden, believe in a miracle, but in the trump camp they predict. already about the presidency. she is an empty pantsuit, basking in the rays of positive media coverage, and unburdened by responsibility. on style, empty promises , a beautifu

mike pompeo always good to see you sir. thank you very much. >> have a good afternoon. >> martha: you as well. >>> as i just mentioned a pakistani and national accused of having ties to iran is charges in the u.s. for plotting to kill political leaders here. the 46-year-old pled not guilty in a federal court in brooklyn today. according to senator chuck grassley documents show that the targets may have included former president trump, president biden and former u.n. ambassador nikki haley. the judge ordered him to stay behind bars until his next hearing which is scheduled for november. so who is he working with, how wide is this effort, all of those big outstanding questions and that threat appears to continue as we go forward. and new calls for beefed up protection for the former president as we've been discussing after he narrowly escaped another brush with death. florida senator rick scott who calls what happened yesterday sickening and right he is, we will speak with senator scott next. hi, my name is damian clark. and

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although you have already mentioned mike pompeo, and it is very correct that you mentioned him, the other an interview to some media persons in ukraine, and he began to explain his point of view on the contrary, well, he is a republican. yes, and accordingly it is clear that he will defend the republicans and say that they were more effective in helping ukraine than how the democrats are helping now. but it 's up to you, what do you think, if and when, if trump becomes president, that would be a very bad scenario for us. well, look, in fact, there are risks associated with trump, and there are certain problems associated with, for example, the current administration, well, i already mentioned why this provision appeared in the law. which was decided to support ukraine, and because, well, unfortunately, we ourselves see the situation, for example, with permission to use american missiles for strikes on russian territory, there is no such permission, the same american administration with the question of inviting ukraine to nato, well, it is about a delayed invitation, that is, the invitatio

>> yes, i was lucky because i never had to worry about mike pompeo giving an interview.y to prep him. if he was going to make news, i knew about ahead of time. it is interesting. having worked for a principle, i have a lot of faith in pompeo that he would be fine. they will keep her away from interviews as long as they can get away with it. >> they have an important surrogate vouching for this. let's bring in hilary clinton. >> she does not have to do it. she has put out policies on her campaign website. anybody that is interested can go read them. she doesn't just have policies and concepts, she has plans about what to do. it is a double standard. it is a double standard that is partly because they are still getting to know her but because they are grappling with the idea, am i really going to vote for a woman to be president, commander-in-chief. >> it is a double standard and sexism to ask her first specifics on how to reduce inflation. >> no matter how busy you get, we are all pretty busy, you are never too busy for your boss. you always pick up when your boss calls a

any company or state that assists an icc investigation of americans. the us secretary of state mike pompeo also announced sanctions on fattu bensuda, former prosecutor of the international criminal court, and stated that this action was one of the important achievements of the trump administration. the us state department also restricted the issuance of visas for other personnel of the international criminal court. the united states is not a party to the icc, we will take all necessary measures to protect our citizens from this renagrade, unlawful, so-called court. the september 11th attacks. started at 8:14 a.m. with the report of the hijacking of american airlines flight 11 and ended with the crash of the united airlines flight 93 at 10:03 am. but despite the fact that there was no afghan member among the hijackers, afghan people were under continuous attacks for 175,200 hours for those 100. 9 minutes. after 9:11, the us and its nato allies carried out the worst assaults for 20 years, killing more than 47,245 civilians in afghanistan. these 47,245 people wished for better life as america

take that up with mike pompeo? fed up stonewalling and the trump assassination attempts. moskowitz is here. more evidence iran is trying to swing the election for kamala harris. and is illegal immigration driving up unemployment? charles payne will join us. join us for "america reports" see you soon. [cheering] >> emily: former president donald trump made a surprise ap appearance on gutfeld last night, during the show he answered questions, answered viewer questions, discussed issues and poked fun at david muir's hair and republican candidate sat down in an open and unscripted format, something we're still waiting for vice president kamala harris to come anything close to that. watch it. >> we have questions from a audience submitted. what is something people w be surprised to learn about you? >> that is a dangerous question. >> greg: what do we not know. >> i got a call from several, can you be careful, we don't need scandals, we're leading in the polls. maybe i should not answer that question. >> greg: do you wea

as we just heard that mike pompeo talked about what's going on in foreign policy.e. montana wants common sense back. we haven't gotten that for 3 1/2 years. the white house is critically important. everyone is realizing the senate is a check with with the radical agenda and the impacts of that in 3 1/2 years. the race in montana will be the tipping point race. we're running like we're behind and do it for another 45 days. we have to win this seat for the future of the country. >> martha: market in 2020 trump won monday monday. tester has been a senator since 2007. a lot of split ticket voting in montana. what do you think will make the difference? i saw tester on another cable news channel talking about abortion rights and focusing on restoring roe v. wade. what do you think the most pivotal issues are in this race? >> kitchen table issues, common sense issues, they want secure border, cheap gas, safe streets. we see crime waves across all of america and montana. montana is mayberry. people aren't used to violent crime. they see that rise happen in the state. a lot

joining us now is mike pompeo former distinguished secretary of state fox news contributor mike you'rendrew carnegie could turn over his grave if it doesn't buy os deal i may be leaving clips but they'll mow headquarters, anyway, go ahead. you're on, mike pompeo secretary of state. >> larry it is great to be with you. look this transaction with nippon steel is fantastic and promentsed to pit a billion that are in the plant to continue to grow it put advance furnishing to make a steel in america something we desperately need as an economic matter and larry you know this too it is important for national security matter that we keep making steel here in america. and that's what nippon steel wants to do they already have plans in america they will grow this one as well. and you know if this deal falls through, bad for american national security as well. more chinese steel, will have to be imported more chinese steel will be something that united states will be more dependent on. that's bad for us. we've got an ally, nation of japan that is always been a great partner for us for them for ni

there is no sign that anyone got the emails reapplied, but let's bring in mike pompeo.you? >> sandra, great to be with you. it is deeply concerning to me. the comments earlier are true. iranian efforts to interfere in elections are nothing new. but their capabilities are greater and now the fact that they are weighing in on one side troubles me even more. and finally, for the state department to come out and acknowledge that this happened, and acknowledged it is probably an ongoing and continuous threat, even through the final days of the election, and yet do nothing, continue to coddle the iranians, and continue to negotiate with them. put no price or cost to them for what they have actually done suggests that somehow, they are not as troubled by that as you and i are. this is dangerous for the democracy. when we have an outside country interfering and a government who is competing in the campaign in terms of vice president harris who has done nothing to tell the iranians stop this and give them reason to do so. >> because mr. secretary, to your point for all of us who

mike pompeo has been so good on this issue. he's been on the program with me umteen times talking about it. >> one of of the biggest risks in china isn't taiwan or the south china sea but dallas, los angeles and new york city. they're inside the gaetz. our effort was to find the folks conducting espionage, to push back against chinese propaganda inside the united states, and the biden administration got rid of that. the chinese communist party saw it as a green light. you can see it and presents an enormous risk to all of us. maria: of course, they're also trying to get involved in our elections the ccp has supported various candidates so they get their guy in there, wonder field -- wonderingif they want tim wae president. >> of course they do. maria: beijing backed online trolls. researchers have found an influence network which was previously linked to the chinese government atempting to influence voters by using fake profiles, pushing politically charged issues on tiktok, one account called the harlan report got millions of

drummond tony is now onset, mike pompeo secretary of state fox news contributor, mike think you very you have a running piece on fox digital and supporters kamala harris rend us you think they're trying to assassinate trump. mike: i don't think there's any doubt about that the iranians are serious about interfering in their election impacting the outcome and that they want to gain what they would describe his vengeance with the death of some wanting so whether it's president trump or me or you know one of the senior military leaders, they are determined to do that and so we've had two assassination attempts like nothing of their connected to this radiant activity but the fbi is working on it they've seen instances where they are definitely coming for american senior leaders and we know about but they information from the trump campaign intended to provided to the kamala harris campaign and the biden campaign in their fully active they will be these last six weeks see what they've always threaten to you and you still have secret service protection. mike: that's right the state departm

we spoke with your former boss, mike pompeo joined us. why are we not doing more about this?n't know what to do. the problem is that the chickens are coming home to roost in their own administration. from the four years of failed iran policy. to reverse course and deal with the islamic republic of iran, they are going to have to admit that everything they did since the beginning of biden harris administration has been a catastrophic failure. and what i mean by that, in the trump administration, under secretary pompeo, iran lost $200 billion. this is just a rough estimate because of our maximum economic pressure campaign. in the biden harris campaign, the estimates are that iran is a hundred billion dollars richer. so trump took $200 billion away from iran. and biden and harris gave them $200 billion back to them. now, you have a nightmare scenario in the middle east that was created by the islamic republic of iran. and it was put on fire by the biden harris policies towards the middle east. i would add, it is not just in this theatre. it is also in europe. and i detailed this

being these wars to an end, now he tried that in his first term, he made very bad appointments, mike pompeo secretary of state, john bolton, national security advisor, he twice tried to move bring american forces. syria twice he was sabotaged by uh the the the deep state um so it's it's a real question, i mean we just don't know the answer whether he will be able to uh fulfill that agenda of bringing american involvement in ukraine to an end, he will encounter massive resistance um if it went down that path, including my colleague suggested that including impeachment, um we know 100% of the democrats. will vote both in in the house and in the senate to impeach trump for anything, so all all of those votes already lined up against uh trump, he only has to lose few republicans in in the senate to be in danger of getting convicted and thrown out of office. thank you very much, mr. george zamuuli, senior research fellow at the global policy institute of budapest, and mr. thea west, political commentator from dallas, texas. thank you very much to both of you for sharing your thoughts and views w

we had sigone, we had this, we have to get legislatively -- by the way mike pompeo opened a crisis that biden shut down on day one puts on hold, he shuts down the very offense that was designed to help protect, we will bring that back in legislation, so where are we today? when you project weakness like afghanistan, you invite aggression and conflict and more. it only took a month or two before the russian federations begin moving into ukraine, chairman xi and putin are becoming allies, xi is threatening be it taiwan and the south pacific and tie today the ayatola and northeast, ayatola raising its ugly head with houthi rebels threat-jewish people in israel. it is all tied together, the three alliance warriors and i throw kim jong un in there as well. so that is a state of play the president has put us in in a moment of weakness across the globe, not strength and to end the whole nightmare when you take a failed foreign policy and connect it to a broken border policy, what do you get. when you release thousands of isis-k from bagram, gone up to the region to pakistan and afghanistan, mo

joining us now on set mike pompeo, secretary of state fox news contributor.e, thank you very much for this. you have a running a piece on fox digital. iran supports kamala harris but you're also concerned. you think iran is trying to assassinate trump? >> i don't think there's any doubt about that that the iranians are serious about interfering on our election impacting the outcome and that they want to gain what they would describe as vengeance for the death of soulemani, so whether it's president trump or me or one of the senior military leaders they are determined to do that and so we've had two assassination attempts. i couldn't tell you if they are connected to this iranian activity but i know the fbi is working on it and they have seen it this is where the iranians are definitely coming after american senior leaders and we know they have stolen information from the trump campaign, attempted at least to provide it to the harris campaign and the biden campaign. they are fully active and they will be these last six weeks as well. larry: and they have alway

this, these wars to an end, now he tried that in his first term, he made very bad appointments, mike pompeo, secretary of state, john bolton. national security advisor, he uh twice tried to move bring american forces out of syria, twice he was sabotaged by uh the the the deep state, um, so it's it's a real question, i mean, we just don't know the answer whether he will be able to uh fulfill that agenda of bringing american involvement in ukraine to an end, he will encounter massive resistance um if it went down that path, including my colleague suggested that, including impeachment, um, you know, we know 100% of the democrats will vote both in in the house and in the senate to impeach trump for anything, so all all of those votes already lined up against trump, he only has to lose few republicans in in the senate to be in danger of getting convicted and thrown out of office. thank you very much, mr. george zuly, senior research fellow at the global policy institute. budapest and mr. thea west, political commentator from dallas, texas. thank you very much to both of you for sharing your thou

be trouble, he says why did you send me a photo of my house, and no one was killed for 8 months, mike pompeoegotiated it, it was a very good negotiation, we, we would... when we left, we would not leave the americans and 85 billion dollars of equipment, and they simply did not performed the agreement was to do this, this, this, they didn't do it. we canceled that deal because they didn't do what they had to do, and these people did the worst withdrawal, the most. shameful moment in our country, and that is why russia attacked ukraine, because they saw how incompetent it is, its her manager as for the current politics, you said about garis that you didn't know she was black and that she was on her own terms... i don't care, i don't care, you talk about it a lot now, i don't care, whatever she wants, so be it, but these are your words, i don't know, i read that she is not black, and i will say so, and then i read that she is black, okay, that's fine for me, it 's up to her, vice president garis. frankly, i think it's a tragedy that someone wants to be president all the time throughout his care

clumsily fell through with so many traders and saboteurs around him like john bolton, nikki haley and mike pompeo that pushed him into reckless action. i hope he's learned his lesson and i hope he listens to the american people that are saying resoundingly, get america and get american's dollars out. of ukraine, stop this foolish war against russia that could precipitate world war ii, and also stop uh medling and uh uh standing by this israeli genocide of the palestinians, no america is on that side, so uh, i hope this is a wake-up call for him. mr. bennet, before we let you go, obviously us officials, even the democrats condemn such moves. we want to know your thoughts on what minnesota governor tim walls has. that quote, violence has no place in our country, it's not who we are as nation. now this is why a recent report says that gun violence has killed around 40,000 people in the us last year. well, very specifically, the sociological data indicates all of these people who resort to violence and shooting, have usually undergone trauma, family trauma, divorce, have been on some sort of medicati

in the us to arm ukraine, the revelation of the former head of the cia and us secretary of state mike pompeo hope that the russians will come to the conclusion that they want to join the eu, they want to be part of this western trading system. we need to return the russians to the european, not the asian model. publicly says that any weapon will hit the territory of russia and at the same time here behind the scenes tells us that we still need to be with russia. "i i really appreciate your help with the javilin supplies. it was right for america, we understood it right away, it was right for america, not for ukraine. he will win, mom, don't panic, we often have to calm our relatives with these words, who regularly receive alarming mailings, fraudulent messages. this is what is behind this information terror in messengers and social networks, we will find out now. residents of sochi received a message in messengers that allegedly from midnight to 3:00 there will be high radiation, so they need to turn off gadgets and do not bring them close to the body, from sochi we are now in touch with the

american politicians, including from the republican camp, for example, mike pompeo, a lot european politicians are talking about it, yes, yes, if you enter into peace negotiations, then from a position of strength, and although there is a little yes, you know, piskov says that russia cannot be forced to peace, listen, they have already repeatedly gone to negotiations, repeatedly , and here the question is under what conditions they start negotiations, and if putin is here... viktor said that if putin sees that it will not be possible to defeat ukraine, and the problems in russia, let's say, increase, prove things, about this budanov said that the 25th year will be problematic for russia, and that's why we still need to maintain our resilience and ability to resist, and at the same time constantly remind our partners that you should help us so effectively to force putin to... negotiations without ultimatums, because real negotiations will happen only then , when there will be no ultimatums from russia, so the situation is really ambiguous, they will talk about negotiations one way or another an

we'll get reaction from former secretary of state mike pompeo, gillian turner is here on how mexico's new policy may make it easier for cartels to operate. >> sandra: but first let's get right to bill melugin, live in los angeles on those arrests. what do we know, bill? >> well, sandra, i can tell you, over the last two years during this border crisis, i have heard from border patrol agents over and over and over, just pure frustration with the fact that they have often had to mass-release men from all around the world who they often have no way of really venting these guys. now we have this venezuelan prison gang essentially setting up shop in multiple cities across the u.s. police in aurora, colorado, announced the four suspects they arrested in connection to an attempted murder shooting back in july are all known or suspected tren de aragua gang members, and p16 confirmed to fox last night that all four at these guys were caught and released at the texas border by the biden administration in 2022 and 2023. that was around the same time the administration was repeatedly insisting th

disgusting theses for ukraine, and here is the former us secretary of state in the government trump's mike pompeoduring the 20th annual meeting of the eu in kyiv, outlined the essence of his peace plan, it is significantly different from what mr. vance, i suggest listening to the direct speech, it's really interesting. there must be the essence and meaning of victory ukraine and europe, and it is also necessary to understand what the defeat of russia means. of course, we are also talking about china and iran, about other theaters of action. of course, in my plan it is about nato, it is about the sovereignty of ukraine over its own, it is necessary to re -enact the crimean declaration, which is very often forgotten, and we did it during the trump administration. everyone has a vision of what to do next? yes, as if they see some signals from moscow and a readiness to speak. i, for example, do not see the signals very well, but less so those this is a slightly different topic. inside our country. we are ready to compromise with russianness in some formats, and we expect uncompromisingness from our p

try themselves, so to speak, their account to one separate some of the americans, which caused mike pompeo'sction at that time, that is, he had a trip to the country. invaded and entered and protested and told netanyahu's government at that time that we will not tolerate this, there are even reports, what kind of reaction did he face at that time with a strong reaction what is the reaction of the americans to this zionist signal? what is the reality of what we have until now, you have a continuous monitoring of the developments of that agreement, it is still alive , but it is not as strong as before, because it was judicial and then the corridor of india, the middle east, europe. the arrival of the united states unveiled it. previously, in the region , there was only the bri project, or the one belt, a famous chinese road that was working, but the americans feel threatened by seeing that even the zionist regime is involved in the projects or the so-called chain . the value of the supply chain becomes the value of the chinese to come dealing with a similar situation even with the emiratis reg

disgusting theses for ukraine, and the former us secretary of state in the trump administration, mike pompeomeeting the eu has been in kyiv for the 20th time and has outlined the essence of its peace plan. it is significantly different from what mr. vance voiced, i suggest listening to the direct speech, it is really interesting, there should be the essence and meaning of the victory of ukraine and europe, and it is also necessary to understand what the defeat of russia means. of course, we are also talking about china, iran, and others. theaters of action, of course, in my plan we are talking about nato, we are talking about the sovereignty of ukraine over its territories, we need to re-enact the crimean declaration, which is very often forgotten, and we did it during the government trump everyone had a vision of what to do next. yes, as if he sees. on the part of moscow, there are some signals and willingness to speak, for example, i do not really see these signals, well, but less so, this is a slightly different topic, but inside our country we are ready to compromise with russianness in

hawkish voices against iran, he's in a state of animosity and hostility, he's now an enemy of trump, mike pompeo, his name isn't being raised to be candidate or to take up a senior position in a future trump administration, the people, the individuals who we're seeing right now with trump are the likes of robert kennedy, the likes of t you recall the former democratic member of congress, she was the only member of congress who visited syria during the syrian crisis and actually met with syrian president bashar al-assad, so if these names were to reach senior positions in a trump administration, i find it hard to believe that trump is going to go to that very extreme anti iranian policy which we witnessed during his first term, so when it comes to palestine, yes there is going to be an... with netanyahu into not recognizing a palestinian partner, but when it comes to iran, i don't think you're going to necessarily see that very extreme anti-iranian policy which was totally in agreement with netanyahu's policy that we witness in trump's first term. okay, thanks for that, please stand by let us pla

this is also said by american ... politicians, including from the republican camp, for example, mike pompeo, and many european politicians are talking about this, yes , yes, if we enter into peace negotiations, then from a position of strength, and although there is a little bit like that, you know, superficially, piskov says, russia cannot be forced to peace, listen, they have already repeatedly gone to negotiations, repeatedly, and here the question is, under what conditions do they start negotiations, and if putin, here mr. victor is the process. said that if putin will see that it will not be possible to defeat ukraine, and the problems in russia, let's say, will increase, by the way, budanov said about this that the 25th year will be problematic for russia, and that's why we need everything and to maintain resilience and the ability to resist ourselves, and at the same time constantly remind our partners: you have to help us effectively enough to force putin to negotiate. without ultimatums, because there will be real negotiations only when there are no ultimatums from russia, therefor

this is what american politicians are saying, including from the republican camp, for example, mike pompeo, many european politicians are talking about it, yes, yes, if you go to peace talks, then from the position of strength, and although there is a little bit of that, you know, zverkhnopiskov says, russia cannot be forced to peace, listen, they have already on... repeatedly gone to negotiations, repeatedly, and here the question is on what conditions they start negotiations, and if putin, here mr. viktor said about it, if putin will be to see that it will not be possible to defeat ukraine, and the problems in russia, let's say, are increasing, by the way, budanov said about this that the 25th year will be problematic for russia, and therefore we still need to maintain stability and ability ourselves for resistance and at the same time constantly reminding our partners: you have to help us so effectively to force putin to negotiate without ultimatums, because real negotiations will only take place when there are no ultimatums from russia, so the situation is really ambiguous, about negot

nippon steel has hired mike pompeo, remember him, the former secretary of state under donald trump, too make an additional investment of over $1.3 billion investment of over $1.3 billion in us steel facilities in the transaction is completed. so that's on top of $1.1; billion nippon has already promised. but i suppose the timing of this bid has been rather tricky. nippon steel announcing that plan back in december last year, and as the united states heads into the election, the protection of domestic manufacturing jobs has somewhat replaced the country's long standing consensus in favour of open investment. see you again soon. to africa now and the problem of corruption because it's the biggest concern for the continent's young people according to a wide—ranging surveyjust published. researchers spoke to more than 5,000 young africans between 18 and 2a across 16 countries. almost 60% said they are looking to leave their country in search of better opportunities because corruption is stopping them getting ahead. they were also asked about a range of issues from the war in ukraine to the

us there are faction of extreme christians who have lot of power like former secretary of state mike pompeo and they believe in some kind of biblical prophecy where in order to see the armageddon there needs to be a war between israel and iran, so that that's the first faction that could have been adding pressure. the second faction is within israel where they want more involvement from western countries because the war against gaza has not... been going exactly the way they planned, so i think if iran, which is major player, were to get involved, it might force the hand of certain western countries to provide more direct support, more than just weapons, but more logistical support, exactly, they want to get iran involved, so the us gets directly involved as well, gets uh, they say get boots on the ground as well, exactly, that is what the goal of the many people within... israel is is to have more direct boots on the ground involvement within this conflict, because there are two issues, netan yahu before the october 7th conflict was facing corruption charges domestically, and that meant th

on the scale of lend lease half a trillion dollars, as suggested by former us secretary of state mike pompeo, or even a trillion. we need to get you clean in tomato now. and i mean now, and it is all bad. johnson ocoee argues that the ordinary ukrainians do not want peace and not ready for compromise. it's not known how the former prime minister drew his conclusions. johnson himself was revealed as a key figure in subadvising these negotiations back in 2022. i think ukrainian politicians made a disclose. he had asked them to carry on fighting. let's take a closer look on why not being full. warren ukraine is beneficial to the politician even after he stepped down as prime minister. basically, he gets financial gains from speaking engagements. in january 2023, he secured the 2500000 pounds advance from the hardly walk agency in new york for upcoming pulls out a board suggested johnson can earn up to 100000 pounds per engagement. particularly when addressing conference is focused on your trade. now, strategic affairs experts have made can all most request as a johnson is playing with dangerous

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