about her, by the way, i just saw the aris camel twice in person, and both times at the munich security conferenceity conference, so yes, well, it's definitely good for... especially against the background of other statements that are coming from other american politicians, let's say, well, but we can only observe here, we are observers in this situation, we are waiting for who will chosen by the american people in november, no matter who is elected, it is very important for us to build relations, and by the way, the elections will be very important, we talk a lot about the presidential elections, the congressional elections will be very important. the senate there is also a huge intrigue, who will control the lower house, who will control the upper house, and all this is of great importance, so definitely after the elections in the usa there will be such a definite fork, this will be a moment that will determine what will happen next , because whoever wins this election, the us policy on this war is for sure will change because kamal harris is not joseph biden. and what those changes will be, tha

with zelenskyi, she mentions 5 days before the big offensive, this means, probably, the munich security conferencecisely about it, by the way, i've just seen kamala aris live twice, and both times at the munich security conference, so yeah, well, that's definitely a good statement, especially in light of other statements that... from other american politicians, let's say , well, but we can only watch here, we are observers in this situation, we are waiting for who will be elected by the american people in november, whoever is elected, it is very important for us to build relations, and by the way, the elections will be very important, we talk a lot about the presidential elections, the congress and senate elections will be very important, there also a huge intrigue, who will... control the lower house, who will control the upper house, and this is all very important, so certainly after the us election there will be such a definite fork, this will be a moment that will determine that will continue to happen, because whoever wins these elections, us policy on this war will definitely change because

she took part in the munich security conference in 2022 and also met him there. they also had joint meetings later. i will say that this year's speech by garis at the munich security conference is worth re-reading. it seems to me that in the... fits into the american tradition of supporting the free world, which president biden said goes back to harry truman and ronald reagan, every president except maybe president trump has followed that strategy, and i'm sure that it it will also take over. dear mr. ambassador frith, and you have a feeling that everything is in world is so serious that one can seriously wait for the third world war to unfold. war, to what extent iran is interested in what is called the next stage of the third world war, we understand that some dictatorships, such as the russian one, they do not have the opportunity to change the rules of the game in an economic way, they tried to change the rules of the game of the world chessboard with the help of weapons and aggression against ukraine, and they got bogged down in the war, so, accordingly, the

she attended the munich security conference in 2022 and met him there as well. they also had... joint meetings later. i will say that this year's speech by harris at the munich security conference is worth re-reading, in my opinion, it fits into the american tradition of supporting the free world, which, as president biden said, continues from harry truman and ronald reagan. all presidents, with the possible exception of president trump, have followed this strategy, and i'm sure she has too will take over dear mr. ambassador, frit. and you have the feeling that everything in the world is so serious that you can seriously wait for the outbreak of the third world war. as much as iran is interested in what is called the next stage of the third world war, we understand that some dictatorships, such as the russian one, do not have the opportunity to change the rules of the game in an economic way. they tried to change the rules of the world chess game with the help of weapons and aggression against ukraine. and they got bogged down in the war, and accordingly the appe

harris met with the president a few days before the full-scale invasion, she attended the munich security conference in 2022 and met him there as well, and they also had meetings together later. i will say that this year's speech by garis at the munich security conference is worth re-reading. to me, it fits into the american tradition of supporting the free world, which president biden has said goes back to harry truman and ronald reagan. all presidents, with the possible exception of president trump, have followed this strategy, and i'm sure that she will also take over. dear mr. ambassador frith, do you have the feeling that everything in the world is so serious that you can seriously wait for the outbreak of the third world war. how interested is iran in what is being called the next site of world war iii, do we understand?

she attended the munich security conference in 2022 and met him there as well. they also had joint meetings later. i will say that this year's speech by harris at the munich security conference is worth re-reading. in my opinion, it fits into the american one. all presidents except perhaps president trump, followed this strategy, and i'm sure she will adopt it as well. dear mr. ambassador frith, do you have the feeling that everything in the world is so serious that one can seriously wait for the outbreak of the third world war, as far as iran is interested in what is called another site of the third world war. we understand that some dictatorships, such as the russian one, do not have the opportunity to economically change the rules of the game. they tried to change the rules of the world chessboard with the help of weapons and aggression against ukraine, and they got bogged down in the war, and accordingly, the appearance of fundamentally new, additional, format sites of death, when we talk about... the middle east, it can be in the interest of those players wh

to the fact that he... was not signed for a foreign mission when he wanted to go to the munich security conferenceay, and now he is without any order stefanchuk entered the territory of the russian federation. tell me when your great monomajority, led by ruslan stefanchuk, will cancel these humiliating foreign business trips for people's deputies. ukraine, because it looks a little like this, is very strange when the representatives of the parliamentary committee on national security and defense, in particular the secretary of the committee, cannot go abroad and talk with foreign colleagues at the munich security conference, at the profile for roman kostenko. well, i am not ready to comment on the actions of those who signed or not signed the business trip. kostenko, because well, i go through absolutely all the procedures in the same way, and believe me, some of our monomajority business trips end with david georgiyovich rahami not signing, so sometimes we have a more difficult situation, especially when it comes to plenary days, and of course, that the faction wants the deputies to be in the hal

the secretary of the committee, can't go abroad and talk with foreign colleagues at the munich security conference at a profile for roman kostenko? well, i'm not ready. to comment on the actions of those who signed or did not sign the business trip colleague kostenko, because i go through absolutely all the procedures in the same way, and believe me, some of our monomajority business trips end with davyd georgyovich arakhania not signing, so we sometimes have a more difficult situation, especially when it comes to plenary days, and it is clear that the faction wants deputies to be in the hall and vote on important... laws, but i agree that people's deputies can only go abroad, and only in official necessity, and it is obvious that this is supported by society, because some vacations or just some private visits, of course, they are inappropriate, but i really appreciate my colleagues who are really professionally engaged in parliamentary diplomacy, i go myself. i have a lot going on at various international events and i know that it is actually becoming more and more difficult to stay focused. than

she participated in the munich security conference. in 2022 and also met him there. lso had joint meetings later. i will say that this year's speech by garis at the munich security conference is worth re-reading. in my opinion, it fits in the american tradition of support for the free world, which president biden said goes back to harry truman and ronald reagan. all presidents, with the possible exception of president trump, have followed this strategy. and i am sure that she will take it over as well. dear mr. ambassador frith, do you have the feeling that everything in the world is so serious that you can seriously wait for the outbreak of the third world war. how interested is iran in what is called the next site of the third world war. we understand that some dictatorships, such as russian, they do not have the opportunity to economically change the rules of the game. they tried to change. the rules of the game of the world chessboard with the help of weapons and aggression against ukraine, and they are bogged down in war, and accordingly the appearance of fundame

, she mentions 5 days before the big offensive, it 's supposed to be at... probably the munich security conferencethat's exactly what we're talking about, btw, i've just seen camel arris live twice and both times at the munich security conference, so yeah well, this is definitely a good statement, especially against the background of other statements made by other american politicians, let's say so, but we can only observe here, we observers in this situation are waiting to see who will be elected by the american people in november, whoever it is elected, it is very important for us to build relations, and by the way, the elections will be very important, we talk a lot about the presidential elections, the congress and senate elections will be very important, there is also a huge intrigue, who will control the lower house, who will control the upper house, and that's all is of great importance, therefore definitely after. the us election will be such a definite fork, this will be a moment that will determine what happens next, because whoever wins this election, us policy on this war will definite

attention to what she said, but how her position changed in the case of four appearances at the munich security conference , i want to say once again that this is not just a well-known prosecutor in the history of the united states of america, this is a person who took a very tough position in relation to all. bastards, no, be it criminal or as criminal as, what there is, let's say, the behavior of the führer, of moscow, so from my point of view, well, this is not just a change in the course of the election campaign, a change in tempo that everyone notes, it is a change in the nature and essence of american politics, especially in a democratic environment, because in general with that , that the democrats are ... the republicans, they have been suffering from gerontocracy for the last few years, the arrival of kamala harris is a cardinal breaking point, and if the figure of the president who represents the next generations of american politics still appears at the convention of the democratic party, then it can be said that the foreign policy initiative will be intercepted by the democrats, but i say once

the chill between them arose at the munich security conference in 2022, where the us vice president refusedo supply air defense systems. but despite the fact that harris devoted 40 minutes of his speech to ukraine. of course , they would not have given it to independent candidate bobby kennedy, but he lasted 16 months in the race, built up his rating, and eventually decided to support trump in the swing states. the democrats, the party of his father and uncle, are now the party of corruption, censorship and war for kennedy. president trump told me he wants to wrest american foreign policy from the neocon lab. he said he doesn't want another $200 billion spent on the war in ukraine. that money could be used to... here in the united states, don't you want a president who will get us out of war and restore the middle class in this country? but to do that, you have to win. kennedy's support in that sense is certainly not a bad thing for trump. with biden out, the left voters bobby ran to harris, and the remaining right-wingers turned into a spoiler for the republicans. with a minimum gap of 3%

learning about that vice president harris had privately lee when she was attending the munich security conference. >> this is back in february. she of course, did have a meeting with the german chancellor olaf scholtz. we knew about that meeting at the time. but what the white house official tells cnn is that as that meeting was wrapping up, she actually asked all of the south in the room to vacate the room so that it was really just her the chancellor, and two aides left remaining and it was in that private conversation that the vice president really pressed the chancellor on the importance of vadim krasikov. this of course, is the russian assassin who was being held in germany that us officials have now said was the biggest fish that the russians had wanted as a part of this deal. so that was the pressure that she was putting on her german, the german chancellor at the time, going back again a number of months, it was also at the munich security conference. we've learned that the vice president asked for a meeting with the prime minister of slovenia she wanted to press him in that setting about

when come on, harris was at the munich security conference on the eve of the russian invasion of ukraine. and i think that was a moment where if she wasn't a trans atlanta assist before she became one in that absolutely stressed, worried room of europeans. and we've seen her since return a to that security conference very recently. she's develop a relationship with a good relationship with the ukranian president flooding her. zalinski also in asia . she's attended austin meetings. she's met with a chinese president shooting team. and so if she didn't have for an experience before, she certainly been reading her brief. most of the thank you so much that was most a champ part of our election coverage team for the united us presidential since next spring was. let's take a quick look at some other stories making headlines around the world today. us intelligence officials say it ran was likely pos, responsible for hacking attacks on public and candidate donald trump's campaign team. the api i and other agencies suggested the breach was part of a scheme by to run to interfere with the us elect

the munich security conference, where he asked to introduce sanctions against russia in advance, as wells to provide ukraine with heavy weapons, including fighter jets, and where it refused. according to ukrainian officials, haris rejected both offers, they were told that the u.s. cannot impose preemptive sanctions against russia, since punishment can only follow after the crime. the message she conveyed to zelensky in munich deepened his frustration with allies ahead of the russian offensive and set the tone for a relationship with harris that has never been particularly warm. in the darkness of these bleak frosts for the kiev regime, trump, who also has a grudge against zelensky, the first impeachment for the republicans arose precisely from their telephone number. vice president for your participation in this summit, and it's truly vital that the united states helps bring peace closer. thank you very much, president zelensky, i’m glad to see you again, according to my calculations, this is our sixth personal meeting, certainly not the last, i hope the next meeting will take place in b

she attended the munich security conference, which we spoke about just a few days before. actually the beginning of the war back in 2022. 1 thing that also she didn't shy away from was criticizing former president on a course republican nominee. donald trump seemed to use donald trump author lining himself with photographs, and that he was a threat not only to the united states put attention to the world and some very strong comments that we heard of as well. and in that she said that she was not going to cozy up to tyrants to terrorist who are rooting for donald trump. that one thing also that kind of hires was criticized for a particular as vice president was that she didn't have enough experience on the international stage, but would just give you a couple of facts here. she actually met a 150 more leaders in this time that she's been vice president. she's visited over 20 countries and also find the i'll finish by saying this, she made it very clear where the us under her at presidency would be, which would be that we strength and not abdicate our global leadership. we

vice president harris has you just reported, during the munich security conference in february had in-person meetings with critical leaders like german chancellor olaf schultz. right up to the hour he announced he was not going to be a candidate for president this fall. so it has taken dedicated personal work by our president, vice president, by our national security adviser, the special presidential envoy for hostage affairs, the cia director. there are many folks engaged in this over several years. >> i want to talk to you about july 21st in a moment. donald trump has criticized the deal of course. here is what he said during the debate with the president in june. >> we have a hostage, the wall street journal reporter. i think a good guy. and he is over there because putin is laughing at this guy. they said by literally as soon as i win the election, i will have that reporter out. >> so senator, president biden obviously knew a deal was close and couldn't say. but what do you read into vladimir putin agreeing to the prisoner exchange now? >> well first, what former president trump said is

you talk about the munich security conference, vice president harris had a meeting with the german chancelloround out alexei navalny was dead, he was supposed to be one of the people released. that threw a wrench into the works and delayed things but they got back on track and completed the negotiation, very big deal. >> what you see in putin's mind? >> reporter: david got it right, he tells the russian people, she got these patriotic russians back, they are actually convicted of things they did in other parts of the world. americans convicted in russia. it is dubious looking at the russian legal system what the prosecution is there. russians insist that these three americans, four americans really, three americans and vladimir, a permanent resident, or convicted of actual crimes. the crime vladimir was convicted of, for instance, speaking against the war. the crime evan gershkovich was convicted, the same as jason of the washington post in iran, spine, they go through journalist bones, yet state department officials in here and sources because our phones are filled with the same people spies

it was haris who, at the munich security conference in february of this year, played almost the mainole in berlin’s agreement to hand over krasikovo to russia. harris, who was in germany for a conference meeting privately with the german chancellor, pressured scholz to facilitate krasikov's release. after she completed her scheduled meeting with scholz, she asked all employees to leave the room for what u.s. officials could do. then they call it bilateral meetings in a narrow format, on which has only one assistant to the vice president and chancellor left. in a personal conversation , haris emphasized that krasikov's release would be crucial to concluding a deal. the fact that biden conducted negotiations on including the dultsev family, sitting in a slovenian prison, on the exchange list, already knowing that he himself was not going to the elections, speaks about how in a hurry the biden administration was in a hurry to conclude this deal. just an hour before biden announced he would not seek re-election, while he was recovering his beach house in delaware, he called the prime min

kamala harris played a role in this in her meeting with the german chancellor at the munich security conference. there was a lot of back-and-forth, trying to persuade the germans. there were several russians released as part of this deal who do not have german or u.s. citizenship. they are russian nationals. the germans wanted something significant if they were going to let vladimir go. not just the americans, sorry russian political prisoners, getting them out was a significant enough package for the germans to go ahead with this. steve: this is seen as a win-win from both sides. that is how biden and putin are playing it. amy: a vindication of biden's foreign policy. when he came to office, he stated he want to rebuild transatlantic partnerships and alliances which have been strained under trump, particularly germany. officials have questioned whether the german chancellor would have taken a risk like this for a different president. what we heard from the white house was when olaf scholz finally made the decision, he said to biden, for you, i will do this. personal diplomacy is something the

when she was at the munich security conference where she spoke to the german chancellor, she gave a speech about the importance of alliances, the importance of natos and friendships and reciprocity. that's what that administration is about. and i think she was involved in this every step of the way. jake mentioned that he was in the oval office with her, and the president, they were both asking questions about it. those reports that she spoke to the slovenia president as well. i think this will be a continuation. the democrats, at the risk of sounding political, have an incredibly deep bench when it comes to foreign policy. jake sullivan worked for barack obama, hillary clinton, joe biden, he will work for president harris. >> and you saw the emotion, the understanding of what this has been. obviously not just for him, but he was talking about the families. rick stengel, clint watts, marc polymeropoulos, thank you. david and jonathan, you're going to stay with us. thank you. >>> coming up, after years in custody, the newly released prisoners are facing, of course a long road, reintegration

haris actually had the opportunity to speak with chancellor scholz earlier this year at the munich security conferenceshe discussed this issue with him. what exactly is the merit of kamal and harris in the prisoner exchange case, big question. however, in the election race , everything goes into the piggy bank; she even turned her short comment immediately after the first messages from ankara into an election speech. for me, as vice president. it has been an honor to work alongside our president joe biden to bring home more than seventy americans over the past 3 and a half years, and we will never waver in our commitment to bring home every american who has been wrongfully detained or detained. this is my solemn commitment to my countrymen, which i will always carry out. at the same time , washington does not hide the fact that in order for the exchange to take place, they had to put pressure on official berlin; they came to germany from russia as part of this operation. through the fsb of the cia, this was the main line along which the agreement was actually reached. the children of illegal intellige

actually had the opportunity to speak with chancellor scholz earlier in this year at the munich security conferencee discussed this issue with him. what exactly is the merit of kamela haris in the prisoner exchange case is a big question. discover that in order for the exchange to take place, they had to put pressure on official berlin; as part of this operation, 13 people were immediately sent from russia to germany; a meeting plane arrived at cologne airport. our compatriots, and russia will continue to make every effort for their speedy release. dmitry melnikov and pavel kostrikov, news from washington. magnet - the price is what you need. oil sloboda, 1149. the sberspasibo loyalty program has been updated. select up to five top categories each month. cashback up to 10%. supermarkets, gas stations, cafes, restaurants, taxis and others, and even interest on everything is more profitable with a subscription from berp. don't wait for the right moment to get down to business. the moment is always with you. a moment for those who get down to business. looks like an allergy. primilladine renewal. seti

delegation to the munich security conference multiple times which is one of the largest most consequential-profile security conferences. and people know where she stands. in this a critique this hit cooks a lot people do not know where she stands as she in direct alignment president biden she talks but the last person in the room that led to this conversation in these decisions about afghanistan. the disastrous withdrawal there she going to separate yourself from some of his policies? is she in lop lock step? do we not deserve to know for someone who wants to become commander-in-chief question. >> of course you know people do know this critique she does not take questions is just not true. she has been the democratic nominee for five days, for five days. she's been running in this race as the prime rate top of the ticket for just a few weeks. and in that time mind you, she has been building a presidential campaign from the ground up. she is had to select a running mate has been running around and keep places of the country holding rallies with tens of thousands of americans who are very ex

actually had the opportunity to speak with chancellor scholz earlier this year. at the munich security conferencesed this issue with him. what exactly is kamela’s merit? kharis in the prisoner exchange case is a big question. however, in the election race , everything goes to the piggy bank, she even turned her short comment immediately after the first messages from ankara into an election speech. as vice president, it has been my honor to work closely with our president joe biden to bring home more than seventy americans over the past 3 and a half years. and we will never waver in our commitment to bring home every american who has been unlawfully detained or detained. this is my solemn a commitment to my countrymen that i will always honor. at the same time , washington does not hide the fact that in order for the exchange to take place, they had to put pressure on official berlin. and as part of this operation, 13 people were sent from russia to germany at once. chancellor olaf scholz arrived to greet the plane at cologne airport. at the same time , germany and the russians. in close and trust

haris indeed. had the opportunity to speak with chancellor scholz earlier this year at munich security conferencere she discussed the issue with him. what exactly is the merit of kamal and harris in the prisoner exchange case? question, but in the election race everything goes into the piggy bank, she even turned her short comment immediately after the first messages from ankara into an election speech. as vice president, it has been an honor to work hand-in-hand with our president joe biden to bring home more than seventy americans over the past 3 and a half years, and we will never waver in our commitment to bring everyone home. an american who has been unlawfully detained or taken into custody. this is my solemn commitment. 7 months of confidential negotiations with the russian side have now succeeded in achieving the release of 13 people who were illegally sent to prison in russia as political prisoners. russian diplomats in the united states remind that there are still dozens of our compatriots in american prisons, and russia will continue to make every effort to release them as soon as poss

engage with chancellor scholz earlier this year at an opportune and timely moment at the munich security conferenceed about this issue with him. that followed on a conversation that the president had just a short time before that, and it was in the run of high-level engagements and a back-and-forth that the president and the chancellor were having that vice president harris was actually able to sit face to face with chancellor scholz and talk through the elements of this. and then, i've sat in the oval office more times than i can count over the course of the past years, providing briefings and updates on this and getting peppered with questions by both the president and the vice president, thinking through the strategy, iterating the approach, which she was a participant in very much -- a core member of the team that helped make this happen. reporter: jake, two quick questions. one as it relates to the president's interactions with chancellor scholz. it's been detailed to us, but maybe from the podium you can help us understand. chancellor scholz had to make a big sacrifice giving up krasikov here

haris actually had the opportunity to speak with chancellor scholz earlier this year at the munich security conference what exactly is the merit of kamal and harris in the prisoner exchange case is a big question, but in the election race everything goes into the piggy bank. she and her short comment immediately after the first messages from ankara. turned into a campaign speech. as vice president, it has been an honor to serve book-side with our president joe biden to bring home over seventy americans over the last 3 and a half years. and we will never waver in our commitment to bring home every american who has been unlawfully detained or detained. this is my solemn obligation to my countrymen, which i will always honor. at the same time , washington does not hide the fact that in order for the exchange to take place, it was necessary to put pressure on official berlin to germany. as part of this operation, 13 a person came to cologne airport to meet the plane from chancellor olaf scholz, while germany did not officially pardon russian vadim krasikov, but deported him. in close and trusting cooperat

deal but because alexi navalny was such a person, that deal was right, we were all at the munich security conference together. i was there on the night before her husband was killed and the whole deal then fell apart. i think this potential piece of getting those people out including, by the way, people that worked for alexi navalny. i taught to them today and their organization. they got people out, too. that is another thing that president biden believes in. he thinks we are in a battle between dictators and democrats and he is firmly on the side of the democrats and this is another tribute to a success in that battle. >> michael, why would this be the right deal right now for vladimir putin? who, i think it is fair to say, and cares a lot more about donald trump and pleasing him and he does about doing anything that would be good for joe biden. >> so first, i don't know. you should not trust anybody that says they do now because not many people. >> i appreciate your honesty. >> but, but, i want to speculate because i think it is very important question. vladimir putin cares about trump but you kn

and before our allies and our adversaries >> to know that even as, as i was there at the munich security conference with nancy pelosi with a lot of our generals and nato allies, that she was behind the scenes negotiating for the release of the prisoners from putin with chancellor schulz. so we see somebody who has that gravitas i want the rest of the world to see it. >> congressman cheryl, thank you so much for getting up early and hanging out. >> i don't know if people at home realize what a marathon, the democratic national convention is. i, i left early at a jersey of that last night and early meant that i was leaving at one in the morning so yes, i hear you. i'm doing a lot of this part of the boot camp. you maybe less sleep. i feel like that might be there's a view campaigning and maybe a little less sleep here. she would the great thank you, chris thank you, okay. all right. thanks, guys. so after years of pushing conspiracy theories bruce, about barak obama throwing insults and his family, donald trump, sounds different today. i want to play what he said to cnn's christian homes about the fo

the fact that he was not signed for a foreign business trip when he wanted to go to the munich security conferencehe way, and now he entered the territory of the russian federation without any order from stefanchuk, tell me when your great monomajority and headed by ruslan stefanchuk,

garis, if you believe the publication in time magazine and simon schuster, because at the munich security conferencearge-scale invasion, zelensky and garis had such a tense relationship. as simon writes, a conversation about how ukraine should respond to threats of an attack by the russian federation. in your opinion, to what extent are these personal, personal misunderstandings that zelensky once had with trump and garis can influence the relations between ukraine and the united states of america. well, after biden , none of the politicians. will not be a good grandfather or a good grandmother for zelensky, this is an obvious fact, the fact is that trump in general is so sick of the mention of zelensky, he defeats himself at the same time, but he perfectly understands that zelensky is the one, well that story with the impeachment, and he, well , trump definitely has no trust in zelenskyi and his entourage, i want to remind you that at one time, giuliani, the former mayor of new york and trump's lawyer, came to kyiv and organized. the criminal case against mr. biden and mr. poroshenko because of a c

america, kamala harris, and president zelensky, after their meeting on the sidelines of the munich security conference22- th year, this is a few days before russia's invasion of ukraine, and then the vice president rejected the idea proposed by the president of ukraine. sanctions against moscow, i will quote what simon schuster wrote. zelensky called on the united states of america to impose pre-emptive sanctions against russia, arguing that this would force putin to reconsider his decision to invade. if an attack is not imminent , zelensky argued, then the united states of america should send weapons to ukraine, including air defense systems, fighter jets and heavy artillery, necessary to prevent russian forces from seizing the country. well, there is also... the work of how kamala garis told zelensky, what do you have to say about what the russians have against you to attack, i understand that the president of ukraine was against this, well, that is, there were misunderstandings between kamala garis and volodymyr zelenskyi, during the great war, garis was never in kyiv, but she was at the peace summ

especially since you have to go back and carefully read her speeches, if only at all the munich security conferences, it is a smile, as experts write, not women, the way she laughs, reacting on trump's meanness. it's the smile of a tiger, and actually there are a lot of known things behind this twist, but even more unknown things. from here i can say that in ukraine in this situation, first of all, if the political leaders do not know what and how to do, they should at least be silent, because in the current situation, the odds have not simply leveled off, but the prospect before us is unknown. mr. roman, the perspective of the unknown, i would like you to highlight certain points now with a torch, by the way, i would like to remind our tv viewers how at one time an extremely unsuccessful part of the ukrainian political community tried to play along against joseph biden, in particular , we remember how they released to the public arena of whom, andriy derkach, yes, the son of the former head of the security service of ukraine, who is now accused of spying on... russia and work in the main office of

understanding was on the eve of the russian invasion of ukraine in 20222 years ago after munich security conference here in germany. president biden was not there. campbell, a harris was the representative for the united states. and if she was not a trans atlantic supposed to be for, i think that moment in that hall with so many concern to europeans was an awakening for her. and since then, she's developed a strong relationship with president boulevard zalinski of ukraine and over in asia . she has attended us on meetings. she has met with our chinese president changing team. and based on what she's saying is clear that she's been reading her brief and studying up that you are at the 2016 democratic national convention when hillary clinton got the nomination. hillary clinton has now given a speech at the beginning of this convention, a poignant moment. yes. um. i think that people need to keep in mind that a lot of the delegates in the hall on monday night in, in the united states were also in that hall in 2016 in philadelphia. when hillary clinton gave her speech and accepted the nomination to be

she attended the munich security conference and regularly and publicly has never left it. doubtless she stands with your opinions when it comes to arrest as war against your crane. and at the same time, oh, so i have to add that herron bell and there is a one. is that regardless of whether the democrats or the republicans ultimately in the white house, if it one for rest, is war against ukraine, the us would known have shifted its focus away from europe and germany towards the end of pacific. where everyone agrees that that is the reason that will be at the core of the political pol, play in the 21st century. well, i'd like to speak a bit more about ukraine and terry, as we know, even with all the support from europe, t of is still very dependent on arm supplies from the united states. so what, what a hair is presidency mean for the war in ukraine? cantier assume that they will continue to receive this kind of support from america or even is kimberly harris wins the presidency. ukraine can't be sure the us able continue with the level it was before. and remember that it wasn't the white