u. s. and other western nations close to their embassies and keep in response to the threats. georgia dw news. i'll be back at the top of the hour with more of old news. so i hope to see you then the rules we say they're about never getting up every weekend on d. w. green. oh you'll update green innovations, super green and green check. the whole grad.

u. s. and this lies with totally trying to convince us that these installations not directed against the russians will never be directed against the russia, that they have only re new, new styles in mind. this was totally unconvincing. and we was our position and the now i think this is a clear conformation that we were right in the west as usually as a double agenda on such issues. so the opening of these base, of course, will not go unnoticed, and i think there was already a feedback to these from, from my colleagues in my country for dealing with military issues. so of course that will be calculated me with a response to this very lucrative and destabilizing move. it's a, it's pretty famous by now. you as president elect donald trump pledge to resolve the cream conflicting in 24 hours. how do you view that sentiment? is it just something a president running for office say's or is there more? is there more to it now? is that he is the president elect as well? of course there are digs dictatio

u. s. and there are clearly lines of where the forces have to withdrawal p lives with they swear ease have to withdrawal. that is a face with the roll up. is there any forces that is at face withdrawal offices by law forces and this is got it pat, it's going to have big technological ability is to be able to monitor all of these developments in, in the south in a much more. um helps us a timely manner then was the case in the past. that's one second. i think we haven't seen the annex that was part of the agreement, which include the guarantees or that sure is by the us to is read a freedom of movement or of intervention in case there with violation by his well, but i was, i think where we are heading next is in a, in it, and it, and it kind of of a low level of conflict, akin to what we have seen in syria by is around meaning is we're as since the southern ward and syria has had the ability and the ability to go and hit as well as all goods. i have just the thought get into the it was right. i

it is a system of us defense and u. s. military and police. not only in the direction of pulling the european union in the east, but also russia and seller route to the crank conflicts where russian forces are photoshoot for any and positions and the bordering sunni region. and the area where a real case have been fired into civilian areas of russia, russian defense ministry states, recognizance troops detected enemy west and re i'm personnel and carried out precision book. it strikes on a number of signs, ukrainian munition death row 12 on the combat. vehicles and soldiers were reported to have been targeted and the operation as ukraine continues to struggle in the bathroom feels key of is racing to make up for lost mountain power. ukrainian, m p 's says doctors in recruitment census as being older, it's to declare old men fits for military service. i know that as little aside music we have repeatedly been told by the doctors themselves, and they have tacitly helped us who i'm sure they have been given a directive to say that everyone is fit

u. s. and china but not much progress did you think the u. s. and china can find common ground on ai?, we are hopeful. i think right now we are also quite clear-eyed about what china's trying to do in this space and the threat that they pose. i don't want to be pollyanna-ish about it but i also think the two see some of the big risks that are out there. if you look carefully they are controlling probably more than we are the uses of these tools and there may be room and ultimately we will need to harmonize around some of the most harmful uses there. right now we are clear about the fact that this is a big competitive foot race and what you saw in that national security memorandum this morning is a big investment and not just stopping things from getting outside the u. s. but we have the strongest industry here for investing and the government is putting its resources and to doing what needs to be done to be competitive. you released technology from compromising -- used in discrimination and what kind of work are you doing on that now and what can we expect going forward? >> we put out

and mean, let's think about the scale of that. even just in the u. s. you know, the, the, it's in and station reduction acts are much bigger investment into the green economy, into boosting the green sector and transitioning to renew energies, then these 3 and the billions and they are meant for all developing countries. and developing countries are also saying that the money is there. if you look at fossil fuel subsidies, for example, and you know, according to the i, m, f, in 2022, they mounted to 7 trillion dollars. and so, compared to sort of these huge events figures and these 300000000000 are just not that much. some delegates upset and the other delegates gave the deal a standing ovation. you've had conversations in the hallways there, do. richard countries believe developing countries ask for too much and that the deal they're taking home is a good one of the well as these things go, you know, that's remember where it's at a big kit, climate diplomacy event. and $200.00 nations have to re on something so rarely do countries walk out of there and

u. s. and deadline to allow more aid into guys that expires us as israel has met its demands. but aid agencies disagree and haiti is main. airport remains closed at a day after a commercial plane was hit by gunfire as violence sweeps through the capital, puerto prince the . i'm david levitz. good to have you. with us, german chancellor went off shorts and the man of opposition. conservatives have agreed on a date for early elections february 23rd. the snap election was prompted by the collapse of the coalition government last week, when shots fired his finance minister. so it says bouts of political pressure and agreed to hold the election a month earlier than here. originally suggested it will be a rail winter election in germany instead of the usual september pro life shelter. the social democrats and the opposition. c, d, u. c. s. you have both accepted an early date somewhere between what the 2 sides were hoping for to happen once we have agreed to propose to the german president on the election of the 21st german bonus tag should take place on the 23rd of february 202550 v

u. s. and to the u. k. have formed a coalition to fight against the many forces, but have so far had little to no success. very well, the loveliest capital once again finds itself on the is ready bombardment as the idea of how those they rules. so the suburbs with aspects the they off the loss of the attack. so right here, the idea for pull to be carried out over a 1000, a raids in the area so far. no news on casualties as well is said to have issued warnings before the strikes out correspondence on the ground sent us this little. it's been another day of intense is why the bombardment pay in lebanon around 10 am this morning is well issued. evacuation orders for 11 areas in the southern suburbs or by route. these are of actuation orders if you can have any criticized by human rights group unless the international as an adequate and even misleading. you have to imagine that this area is an area of poll internet connection of course, panic, and shoot. that was huge, choose of traffic trying to make their way

u. s. and security council resolution to bring a ceasefire on the ground. there was a search on the of the topics in the span of less than an hour. 3 deadly attacks in central area and the city of han units in mos evacuations on and in gaza. city less than an hour. we looked at a close to $21.00. people were building unit women and from the same exact part of this is what seems to be as real as real response to what the you one security council is calling for. and also to as lars, the perceived by many people who are following closely what's going on to you on security counseling. more of a celebration of this very military that there's no pressure that is being exerted to stop the genocide across the gaza strip. the u. s. b, doing this resolution to bring a ceasefire means on the ground, a free license for more killing, more starving, and more dehydrating of people, civilian people, a civilian across the gaza strip, where there is an in force, the hydrogen force, the star vision, and also ongoing mass killing of people in the northern part district as well

u. s. and to hold for the condemning of the eggs, all federal credit because that i'm acceptable by the one to it. a good the pockets of this. but what would you say needs to reform in international institutions to literally be able to hold powerful figures to account even given the fact that those instances, for example, with a direct coupon that you've accused them of allowing nato in the instance of libya . do you think that coming up with ways to reform these international institutions would still go back and be able to trace these because in that involvement in these issues around the world, do you think that it is possible? it is possible, and that's why we're calling for the consummation of difficult to concept so that it can bite. and you know, it can be that the people who have committed such serious crimes, it doesn't matter when they are left untouched. i mean then the people killed the, the jews as bill being at us that till today do find a man what kind of walk you know, weird che,

u. s. and for the binding ministration, here to stress that they salt and think that is what many se changed really the thinking into by new ministration? no matter if donald trump for president elect donald trump, is going to take the wheel in the white house in 9 weeks that the russians with allowing north to reinforce, to participate in fighting ukrainians, escalated the war. and with that right, the russians have said if the u. s. is going to do this is allowing long range missiles to be used by the ukrainians interruption territory. they see that as an escalation. and i think there is where we and that many experts say that this is where we are right now. the tit for tat escalation in what's going into ukraine and with the russian ukraine war. that was steph and simon's in washington dc for us. and the mission address, while reporting from kids. thank you so much to the both of you. well, here in berlin, the russian opposition has held its 1st major demonstration against russia's invasion

u. s. and the e u. particularly on electric cars that has led badging to seek to strength and trade relationships with a whole range of developing economies from india to indonesia, mexico, to present vietnam to silent. but these economies to are starting to erect their own barriers. as booming chinese exports begin to put pressure on their own manufacturing sectors. brazil and turkey put levies in place on electric vehicles to prevent their domestic markets being overrun and partly to encourage chinese investment in building production plants locally. brazil has also placed tar ups on steel, on india, indonesia, thailand. and so the africa of poto, barriers and countering chinese exports across a whole range of sectors from steel to tech styles, to solar panels. it's easy to understand why they've taken such actions. when we look at some recent trade data, we took a selection of the biggest developing economies focusing on some of the global says countries we just mentioned. here's our china's

and i mean, so let's think about the scale of that. even just in the u. s. you know, the, the, it's in and station reduction acts are much bigger investment into the green economy, into boosting the green sector and transitioning to renewable energy use them these 3 and the billions and they are meant for all developing countries. and developing countries are also saying that the money is there. if you look at fossil fuel subsidies, for example, and you know, according to the i, m, f in 2020 to the amount of $27.00 trillion dollars. and so, compared to sort of these huge events figures and these 300000000000 are just not that much. what developing countries are also upset about this, but they say that the richer developed nations are sort of, they are evading their responsibility and legal obligation under the pairs agreement to, to really provide a big chunk of that finance and, and, and they are saying that's as you know, by sort of losing down this paragraph by yes, having developed countries in the lead, but also adding sort of these opening some doors fo

so porter and trump is publicly spoken of putting him in charge of illuminating government waste. even his most does billions of dollars of official business with the u. s. must unofficial influence is already significant. these reportedly joined phone calls between trump and foreign leaders. then there's robert f. kennedy junior, an outspoken vaccine skeptic who may have the health and human services department raising worries about what christopher miller, who worked under his last administration and was involved in project 2025. trump is announced that the united nations ambassador is elise as the phonic staunchly pro israel republican representative from new york. and the other major pick, trump appointed his campaign, co chairwoman. susie whiles, his chief of staff shall control access to the president and helps of the administrative policy agenda. what all these people have in common besides right wing credentials is proven loyalty to trump. but the president elect faces obstacles and a pointing diesel oil and gas for cabinet posts must be confirmed by the senate, which means dealing with democrats. who may refuse to let is nominees have hearings,

u. s. and the a you, particularly on electric cars that has led badging to seek to strength and trade relationships with a whole range of developing economies from india to indonesia, mexico, to present a fee of non to silent. but these economies to are starting to erect their own barriers, assuming chinese exports begin to put pressure on their own manufacturing sectors. brazil and turkey put levies in place on electric vehicles to prevent their domestic markets being overrun and partly to encourage chinese investment in building production plants locally. brazil has also placed tariffs on steel on india, indonesia, thailand. and so the africa of poto, barriers and countering chinese exports across a whole range of sectors from steel to tech styles, to solar panels. it's easy to understand why they've taken such actions. when we look at some recent trade data, we took a selection of the biggest developing economies focusing on some of the global says countries we just mentioned. here's our chi

u. s. and bassett, or it's a gemini, is always well known also that he could be possibly also a national security advisor. and now the name that we're hearing over and over is my compare, who serves as a director of the c i a he was also secretary of state during comes 1st at 10 years indeed considered a top contender for the job again. so there's still a lot of open questions, but we can soon expect some clarity on at least some of those top official jobs in the trump administration that will start in january of next year. and even where his group in washington dc. thank a, a quick look now some of the other news making headlines around the world to sell human to the rebels claim to have shut down a us find dr. videos posted by the group show a building, a craft falling out of the sky. the us military says it is investigating the incident. you run back to these have stepped up attacks on israel and us link targets in the us in the red sea region, rather in recent months. in cuba, the power gri

>> i think what we can do as a government and what we try to do is encourage u. s. companies to take a look at opportunities in iraq and make them aware of the opportunities and create -- there is dense and certain ways we can help to highlight opportunities for u. s. companies. yes we cannot direct them to take advantage of those opportunities. they had to make their own investment and a half to decide that iraq is possible for them. so i think they are a number of things that we can continue to do that would help attract companies. the prime minister has taken time in the past year to increase the focus on private-sector development. certainly what the government can do to advance the private-sector is important not only for foreign investment companies but it's important for iraqi companies to be able to continue to develop. i think the work that the government does to ensure that foreign companies in u. s. companies are paid, that contacts are enforced and the companies that are there of a positive experience, that's important because companies certainly will loo

u. s. and wealthy countries have reportedly raised to the age offer to $300000000000.00 and a bit to break the deadlock. he is the german foreign minister and even a bad bulk speaking just a short while ago on the state of the negotiations. we on the mit stuff, or do you politic a power play by a few fossil fuel states they're playing board is the best of the purest and most vulnerable countries. we have so you opinion will not accept a deal that's comes at the expense of those who suffer most from the effects of climate crises. so let's get more on the story from d. w correspondent to julia. so danny, who joins us now from bako and junior, we just heard the german foreign minister babbling. they're accusing a few fossil fuel nations blocking progress. do we know who she's talking about? well, we hear also from talking to other people here at the conference. people who are also involved in the negotiations that a, she is likely referring to a saudi arabia and other countries. she is also pointi

u. s. and the u. so we knew we have a lot of we can have access to a lot of tv broke us from all over the world. when i knew caesar's that on the one hand, i just see the reports in the to what is happening in guys a all the bombardment, the key, the people who die and all that. but when we change on to the other media, the european control and media, the hotly the port, anything above that they were talking about other fees, almost as if nothing is happening in the guys that that is why we feel the bias because uh the united z u i the ation of these i against the guys up as met. so we'll see all 314 to do currently. and malaysia is preparing a draft based solutions to remove easily out from the u. n. to because of the human rights violations of course. so what we felt the expect to achieve and what 3 actions do you expect from the other you and general assembly members will of the you and here's what is the denver assembly and also is security council. we want to move this thing, i think in the, in t

u. s. and china of looting for ruth national resources. you as presidential by mr. joel talks with the chinese president changing thing on the sidelines of the summits on saturday. heavy rain has flooded spain, southern province of malaga, thousands of people have been evacuated in schools and stores of close trains between malaga and the capital. madrid has been cancelled. 6 other spanish provinces are under alert among them as valencia were re, some floods killed more than 200 people. germany's in battle chancellor has challenged parliament to keep working despite the collapse of his governing coalition last week. and his 1st speech to parliament since then, schultz urged all parties to pull together to pass important legislation ahead of a confidence vote next month and snap elections in february. but the session deteriorated into a heated blamed a campaign in gym. and these 2025 election has big gun. that at least is the impression you could get from today. sometimes firey and acrimony assessing the bodies to the scientists versus a di

u. s. and european countries have limited the, the highest levels of carbon dioxide. the greenhouse gas largely responsible for climate change. china is the largest inventory in the world the exact amount of compensation and who should pay. it will be heavily debated up the conference countries efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions are also on the summits agenda like investments and renewable energy, which are rising worldwide. but so water investments in fossil fuels like another watery looming lodge and cop 29 is donald trump's return to the white house. he has repeatedly called climate change of hope and promise to pull the us out of the pat his client agreement. again, for those of us dedicated to climate action, last week's outcome in the united states is obviously bitterly disappointing, particularly because of the unprecedented resources and envision president biden and vice president harris brought to the climate fight. it is clear that the next administration will try to take a u turn, and we're in reverse much of this progress. the us has been hit by sev

u. s. s. r, and form of freedom fighter. we will also remember that in many institutions of line in, in africa are the time the usaa side was being seen as in the breeding ground of marxism leninism. on many young africans, colors was our truck to, to the u. d. all. and we will also remember that the russian revolution, the bolshevik revolution of 1900 down 17 is but many african countries which was under the yoke of western colonized issue. and therefore, when we talk about that history, it can never be seen without taking into account doc, reality, russia, all the us is r, as we knew it. and it's for, before we have complete success, which is that idea. and for that reason was seen as an important ally on one must ask why we must remember that african country is that all of them, the 54 of them was been victimize by. they had demonic unity in bowers. and when the 1900 on 17 river beach and to praise many african leaders at the time who uh, in this struggle was taking a cube from it. if you look up south africa, for example

u. s. and the european union impose sanctions or leading government figures. so the road ahead for the new car when people looks like the hood difficult one the a maybe surprisingly and there are warnings i for the temperature an argentine has don't particularly when with mrs. lee, but it's just a bit warmer than know up to about 50 and by a blanket 27, but it varies. and this circulation, which is a high pressure induces that won't come down and normally breeze, but at the same time as feeding moisture insights. right. this southern part of brazil and power requires bit cooler with big thunderstorms that a warnings are throughout a good part of central knolls and brazil. with these orange crushes suggesting big dime polls from thunderstorms. hopefully that is warranted. flooding is more likely in columbia, and i've seen some evidence recently if not surprised as a result seasonally, that is right. it's fairly wasting cost 3 grand panama. that's been funding recently and home juris too, but that's probably going to disappear now because the main range gone away

u. a. i mean, still in a native defeat and ukraine, the continuing u. k u. s. and you, i'm doing vision of lebanon bombing of syria, iraq and yemen. and the annihilation of guys are powerless. for now, we're drip fed leaks about who will asylum and the trump administration. the promise to end the usa is forever was crucial to trumps victory windows in the, the american working classes of all colors we sub and us, what was of aggression with arab americans, the soul of holocaust carriers for what she was. joining me now from washington dc as president trump's former deputy assistant, when he was lost in the white house. doctor sebastian girl is now who has to go with a reality check in the pond. cost america 1st. don't go ok. you know, we lost our k junior's ex chief of staff that is goosenich and the loan musk through the files. collaborated with a match i. e. b. so we're going to have to ask you before we talk about the issues, if you had the call from the trump administration, we had the phone go. yeah, i mean, you were the deputy assistant last time. i've had

u. s. and u. k. effectively green lit ukrainian strikes on russian soil was most goes, move here a reaction to that or might it had been planned for some time? well, i think that's technically, it was probably prepared in advance. so the not too much and the calls and the s for the response. yes, it is definitely the show for us and attempt to demonstrate that dresser can actually beat the west and supplied ms. ios uh by just the share, uh distance that they can travel. i mean the range uh, you've seen that this is 700 kilometers while advert comes supplied by the us. strike round the ranges round about $300.00 or something like that. uh so i do not think that it was, it took too long to prepare this launch. it smells a nuclear launch. so i think uh uh, but it's, it's, it's a reaction and it wasn't bland. uh that he didn't plan to use it. let's put it like that in case the you guys did not use that comes obviously brush has been fighting a costly war for almost 3 years now. does it have enough res

u. s. and consistently interfered with the russians trained affairs. but they were also more important reasons which mr. and let you to, to, to, to us, and most of those, to learn more with it as their students, a doctor of history and also dmitri, but a decent is widely known for his scientific works on the history of medieval russia care students. also. we also stuff mostly the 3 a 3 to they have never seen the name of both smartphones. keith agreement finished to share. scuse me. yeah. the thing is that a lot of disrupting to shift give us kind of returning these lands was yvonne the town rubles main objective. the free access to the baltic sea was also vital for russia. that's the russian. so knew very well the at 1st the live own in wall past with out poland, taking pounds. however, 14 years afterwards, again, king it's, it gets month to 2nd, poland died leaving the nation with out as the as was customary. and those times all sense petitions do also european kingdoms inviting them to claim the pole in his throne. they also wrote to me of the terrib

u. s. and i want to emphasize that this is not a reevaluation, but rather an intensification of the support already provided by other partners. and it is crucial at this moment. flossing people, so these are missiles that have a range of up to 300 kilometers. these are not the kind of missiles that can hit targets, such as st. petersburg or moscow, or other large cities, remote from ukraine. these are not the kind of missiles that can be used across russia. british heritage policy to you to david cox and believes that we mongering western officials are trying to spiral on any escalation while they still come with something is going on. and obviously someone is linked to this information to the press and it's the main stream media in the usa. i'm going west and europe as well . so some of the decision is i the happens or is about to be taken very, very shortly. they know the war is coming to an end because donald trump is now present in july and he's going to take over on january the 20th. the w

and also that the western support is very uncertain, especially after the u. s. presidential elections. and so it's trying to conquer more territory and what we're seeing in coupons, for instance, was the russians last in september of 22 during their retreat from you soon. and they, they are trying to get to the ukrainian logistics. so essentially what they're trying to do is cut off ukranian logistics in the east of hark you've region, and they, you might try to reunite the front was, was chance. and so what we're seeing is that the russian tactic offending small groups of recalling the sabotage recognizance groups that cold and, and you bring in and russian in order to correct her tillery fire, and to establish a small foothold and open up a way for more reinforcements winter is quickly approaching, i'm should we expect russia to make new advances into ukrainian territory in the next few weeks? or? well we have to understand is that for the military went through the time begins in october. so they all have already switched both the cranes and the russians to w

and to me, killing 11 people, an injury more than 80. these latest strengths come just hours after the u. s. grant and ukraine. permission to use long range weapons to attack russian soil for the 1st time. the weapon system in question is the us made or the tactical missile system or attack them's moscow, has slammed the move, saying the use of long range missiles by you cream. would mark a radical escalation of the conflict. here's more now and what these weapons are capable of, and what you cream might use them for. these are attack gums, us supplied missile systems fired from mobile launchers. the high tech attack comes use precise guidance components to hit targets. artillery can't reach the biden ministration decision. opens up a range of targets that ukraine has long been asking permission to hit attack comes construct as far as 300 kilometers into russia. that puts important targets into range, including the annex peninsula of crimea, which ukraine considers its own territory. and the couch bridge which connects crimea to the russian mainland. us has reportedly told ukraine to limit

u. s. and china and center one moment. thank you so much for your reporting of the us president elect. donald trump has made his 1st cabinet appointment after his decisive election when trump named susie, whiles, as his chief of staff, making her the 1st woman to hold the office. while was one of his campaign managers, and is credited with bringing discipline and stability to his campaign. trump said she helped him achieve one of the greatest political victories in american history and from supporters are continuing to celebrate his triumph. for republicans, the victory is particularly sweet in so called swing states. box county in pennsylvania is a swing county within the keystone state, which had not been taken by a republican presidential candidate since 1988. well, that changed this week as the w a. e for him now reports at the store in a pennsylvania suburb. trump's political come back has been good for business. this money for donald trump make america great. sales have been soaring since election day. that is a loss

u. a. i mean steam and a major defeat and ukraine, the continuing u. k. u. s. and you, i'm doing vision of lebanon bombing of syria, iraq and human, and the, and i lation of guys that powerless for now, we're drip fed leaks about who will assume, and the trump administration permits to end the usa is for ever was crucial to trumps victory windows in the, the american working classes of all colors who sub and us what was of aggression, but arab americans, the soul of holocaust, carrots for what she was. joining me now from washington dc as president trump's former deputy assistant, when he was last.

u. s. and the european union impose sanctions on leading government figures. so the road ahead for the new car when people looks like the hood difficult one. there was a time when the band go over the cloud, we're enough to sustain life in the northern kind of how we desert. oh yeah around . 2 but that's changing. we started with 3 names in different parts of the i'll come and go down to stay face, drought, wild animal. and mind me right in the tungsten fight for survival risk in it all books one. and i'll just of hundreds of palestine solidarity protests to escape to damn square to let their voices heard. since the protest band has been in place, i just want to speak out against the genocide. they also protested against racism and is lemme phobia heard in parliament in response to what pull additions have described this anti semitism during last week's football riots. the leader of the fall rights freedom party wants to withdraw passports of dutch people from american descent. he claims a tech is where in the science and kicked them out of the country. we sho

u. s. and they use that. what they blank, those countries, they wouldn't blame russian and they, they would attack russian for it. so the issue is, if it was on the other foot, well, you mean there would be a massive response. so you that they're totally justified in army iran in the army. the who dees, if they're going to do this, and i expect that to happen. outside students have been running a high in the un headquarters in new york asked to assist you with the castle convene to discuss the warranty trade. with russia's ambassador, locking out the washington's reported decision over its long range weapons. yes, this is regardless of the militaristic frenzy of the democratic administration, which was having miserably lost in the presidential election and complaining the loss of the trust of most of the population. this is very nice. according to media reports, news service title permits into these the legacy regimes. we use a long range weapons striking deep into russian territory. believe me, we would love

u. s. and they use that. who are they blame those countries? they wouldn't blame russian and they, they would attack russian for it. so the issue is, if it was on the other foot bully me, there would be a massive response. so you there, they're totally justified in arming iran in the army. the who these, if they're going to do this, and i expect that to happen to now the old psalms nominated for his security chief, also blasted biden's muscle escalation. mike ward set up the democratic administration, wants to destroy any chance of resolving the conflict. another step up the escalation ladder and nobody knows where this is going. this is a development, but it's a tactical one. president trump is talking grand strategy here. how do we get both sides to the table to the end this war? what's the framework for a deal and who city asset tables? meanwhile, there's been no comments about the message of a decision from joe biden, who is currently at the g 20 summit in brazil, and it was also a non show for him when he came to the tradition of traditiona

u. s. and everything going on in europe and look without establishment. washington setting the dfcs of its transatlantic alliance. the crown car is basically lost and now the anti establishment. trump has one again, are freaking out about being taken on a potential joy ride by him or even that trump made bail on their mutual ukraine, adventure and leave and broken down and stranded roadside along reading change highways. so you have to wonder if it's even dawned on these guys in europe by this point, but it's the bible administration that took them so far down that road in the 1st place, that they're now in trouble. and their people kept yelling and asked them to stop all along through the success of the lessons in which populist and then 5000 courses have ended up winning in europe. so what we're hearing now already from european leaders is that maybe they need to start planning their own road trips or lack there of a to just sit home and not do anything like that independent of washington, particularly now with trumping charged. but if they're so sure t