dreams there now so here is your program she is one of those who puts all the fun radio bacteria only mitzear that in the realm of pop music eh well more uh more sensitive content if i see that someone was walking and listening to pop music well, the radio station has arrived, you have to switch yes yes everyone agreed you were closing kantogeza did not work for a while but this is not the first time when you stopped broadcasting, it happened during the maidan yes in the 14th year in february, when after the shootings, when, well, recently, they talked about what i will discuss with a colleague and yours - vocally , a few days ago, about what this feeling of victory is, how i want to announce it on the radio, and ah, victory, and i remembered then completely new events because it is like a victory, that is, february 22, 24, it is like a victory but such, such despair, such pain, ah, what you can’t just, and you, we don’t know how we will proclaim the ukrainian victory, with what pain we can proclaim the ukrainian victory, oh, this story was. we just stopped because it was impossible. we sw

. >> so the leader of the german opposition frederick mitz said today, why is olaf scholz in washingtonwhat is he doing there? i thought i would give you a chance to respond to him? >> i already told the parliament what i'm doing here. i'm talking to the president and this is not the first talk, i was here one year ago but we met quite often and we have a lot of phone calls, conferences where we speak together. so this is part of a permanent dialogue of the two nations, of the president and me and it is also a sign of a very good friendship and cooperation of the two countries. >> how does joe biden strike you as a leader. you've met many leaders all over the world. what strikes you about biden? >> he is very informed about international relations. i think he's one of the most skilled presidents knowing how things are running in the world. which is important in times that are becoming more dangerous and see a lot of changes. and he is really a good man looking at the transatlantic partnership which is so important for europe and for peace of the world and for nato. and i think there is