u. s. u. k. are protection bed is currently in place in the european union, might not be there forever. and the other point is that my chrome was making bus about the so called a possible european troops that might go into trying to secure a possible peace deal. and there he said that he will call for a meeting of the military's chief of stops next week. off the states that are willing to participate in such a possible troop in paris for next week. so early to talk about peacekeepers when there is no peace to keep, didn't a kron offer any new ideas for peace talks for ukraine as well. he said that all initiatives are on a good way. maybe just a quick reminder. so right now the u. k and friends have said that they would work together on a piece plan add together with the training that they would then go to united to the united states and proposes and discuss it there. he didn't give any more details except for what you mentioned. at the, the, the year from shapes that might be forcibly center. this is since has been an idea that has been sitting around here for awhile, but she didn't get give any more way of just a note that he says that he wants to persuade donald trump to stay engaged with your how much leverage does he really have to do that at this point. well, he has been in washington last week and when he has been there, there has been quite a good atmosphere. but this has also been before the fallout. the public followed officer lansky and donald trump. sir, this is of course difficult to say, what is keir and in some way is fed this idea of your, of becoming more independent and becoming stronger has always been one of emanuel. i'm across favorite pro

u. s. u k. europe and you probably to working together, but we must not choose between the us and your 1st. and then from say, you or pain troops could be deployed to ukraine to keep a future peace. but not everyone's convinced reporting you calls him. i can let pressik one of the problem with a peacekeeping force. it's not something for 3 years or 6 months. it could be 30 years. nothing will happen without the agreement. the russians in the us and without us support to the e. u isn't only back to the external host entities. i'm greece pro mosca leda. victor open a poses. you create a new date for the you to tackle the security emergency. it must insurance plans and all the rail from within before it's too late. natasha butler. i'll do 0. brussels still ahead on the island is a tough tool called tire of canada is just some treat a holes, a phone call with them from the us decides to postpone levies on some also makes the the knowledge in team football as a way of life. local clubs, so the country, so the 4 communities with a crisis, assuming with a struggling economy, the government wants to open the doors to private investors, dividing the nation, come the clubs, protect their routes, or would they have to reshape the game to survive? people empower investigates argentina football for the people on the jersey. months on al jazeera from trade was to size make shift to us policy on garza and ukraine. president donald trump is shaking up global politics, rigoro

u. s. u k. europe and you probably to working together, but we must not choose between the us and europe 1st and then for all. so you are paying troops could be deployed to ukraine to keep a future peace, but not everyone's convinced the requirement you called him, i can let pressik one of the problem with a peacekeeping force. it's not something for 3 years or 6 months. it could be 30 years, nothing will happen without the agreement, the russians in the us, and without us support the e. u isn't only back to the external hostilities. i'm greece probably most good leader fix to open a poses. you create a new date for the you to tackle the security emergency in most insurance plans and not the rail from within before. it's too late. this actually, butler, i'll choose 0 brussels. well, pressure from some of the world's largest call makers has fullest us president donald trump, to delay a portion of his tariff package on canada and white house as agreed to suspend 25 percent tires by month to some

u. s. u k. europe and you probably to working together, but we must not choose between the us and europe, person and for all. so you are paying troops could be deployed to ukraine to keep a future peace. but not everyone's convinced the requirement you called him. i can let pressik, one of the problem with a peacekeeping force is it's not something for 3 years or 6 months. it could be 30 years. nothing will happen without the agreement, the russians in the us. and without us support the e. u isn't only back to the external hostilities. i'm greece probably most good leader victor over on oppose these ukraine. you. the aid for the you to tackle is security, emergency it most insurance plans and not the rail from within before. it's too late. this actually, butler, i'll choose 0 brussels. what his house, i had him a come speech, the trumpet, ministration, suspended intelligence, shared with you cried. well, that's a decision i could have done the consequences on the front lines. cecilia director says the move is temporary and the washington expects to resume his cooperation with keith. the progress is made on peace negotiations with russia. us national security advisor, mike wilson says that all efforts for diplomatic talks to get home to way us parts intelligence sharing brain. and is it still we have uh, we have taken a step back and or pausing and reviewing all aspects of this relationship. but i just got off the phone before i walked out here with my counterpart, ukraini

u. s. u. k. your when you prior to working together, but we must not choose between the us and your we never have historically, and we know codes do so now. earlier london and paris seemed to present a united front while discussing plans to send peacekeeping troops to crane after the complex end. but that unity only extends so far with the u. k. backing away from french president microns proposed one month, a truce. this rift has surfaced after a london summit aimed at projecting european unified support for ukraine following latimer zalinski is disastrous meeting with trump. earlier we spoke with you parliament member lou bush, blah, the vice president of slovakia. smear party versus take on europe's apparent disunity and more that everybody knows in the past that ukraine the last and the best. the most advice has no power of continuing this war need help and maybe you guys up some of the possible. so the only the situation that you're just some are waiting for for some, some turning point. and again, everybody with common sense must see that a restaurant is a v or of this, of this conflict. and that something must change the meaning to communicate with restaurants. you need to negotiate with the restaurants. and of course, there's a pressure on the landscape because that ascii he's uh, you know, maybe you remember in th

u. s. u k. europe and you probably to working together, but we must not choose between the us and europe 1st and then for all. so you are p intrigues, could be deployed to ukraine to keep a future peace, but not everyone's convinced the requirement you called him. i can let pressik one of the problem with a peacekeeping force. it's not something for 3 years or 6 months. it could be 30 years. nothing will happen without the agreement, the russians in the us. and without us support the e. u isn't only back to the external hostilities. i'm greece probably most good leader, i think to open a poses you create a new date for the you to tackle is security, emergency it most insurance plans and all the rail from within before it's too late . latasha butler, i'll just sarah brussels said i had all that i'll just say, or germany looks at increasing as defense budget of 2 years of on the spending audit faces some challenges in china on sales. it's plans to help it's sluggish economy, which is now facing an escalating trade with america the so now the interior, australia is halt. the rain is lovely ceased and all, but we have some just concentrate on how for that slow weaving. tropical psycho i've come out of the car will say he's not heading over us directly. tools brisbin don't think it's happened before. now it's not particularly destructive from a point of view wind speeds, but it will please a lot of right and so setting seems like the old way from brisbin. then across the bo

u. s. u k. europe and you probably to working together, but we must not choose between the us and europe 1st and then for all. so you are p intrigues. could be deployed to ukraine to keep a future piece, but not everyone's convinced the requirement you called him. i can let pressik one of the problem with a peacekeeping force. it's not something for 3 years or 6 months. it could be 30 years. nothing will happen without the agreement, the russians in the us. and without us support the e. u isn't only back to the external halston disease. i'm greece probably most good leader, i think to open oppose is you create a new date for the you to tackle the security emergency. it must insurance plans and all the rail from within before it's too late. natasha butler. i'll do 0 brussels pressure from some of the world's largest comic has this force us present . donald trump, to delay a portion of his power package to canada. the white house has agreed to suspend 25 percent tires by a month for some vehicles as following a cool with the ceo's of scientists food in general moses. but the levies on other goods will remain in place and move the canadian government to central devastating the economies of both nations. we spoke with the big 3 auto dealers. we are going to give a one month exemption on any autos coming through us. m. c. a reciprocal terms will still go into effect on april 2nd. but at the request of the companies associated with us, m ca, the president is giving them an e

u. s. u k. europe when you prior to working together, but we must not choose between the us and your person and from so you or intrigues, could be deployed to ukraine to keep a future peace. but not everyone's convinced require me to call them. i can let pressik one of the problem with a peacekeeping force. it's not something for 3 years or 6 months. it could be 30 years, nothing will happen without the agreement, the russians, and the us. and without us support the you isn't only battling external hostilities . i'm greece probably most of lead to fix to open a poses ukraine. you. the aid for the you to tackle is security, emergency it most insurance plans and not the rail from within before. it's too late. this actually, butler, i'll choose 0 brussels. we're not going to speak to fixer upper, i'm a veterans of defense and security specialist and principal, a story, a consulting joining us from darwin in australia. we thank you for your time with the fact of do you believe the re arm you're app

u. s. and u. k. they want share information with us about russia. they won't trust us. i mean, some a single is being reported. but this is pos of the trump administration's effort to get russia into tools on ukraine. the 1st will, do you agree with that to the 2nd level, how likely is it that russia is going to hold it's operation is against the u. s. and return? no, they want because it's mainly a large, a lot of private sector actors that has some state banking or the status. so just don't bother anyone and russian will leave you alone. but it will hurt because if you recall, we had a big advantage in earlier a tags. when russia went into ukraine, we were billed intelligence and said ahead of time here's wasn't going to do. and that sort of foiled the plan. well, if we don't have any of that intelligence, then we're going to to not be for warning ukraine or be responsible as a global actor for calling out russian saying, don't do that. and how concerning is it? but perhaps all the threats act as might come with flowers themselves to look like they are russian. so indeed, they go undetected as well. you can do that to some extent. however, we are good enough with our intelligence. i think we would detect that and maybe we're just saying this and we really will continue to do some intelligence. this might be something that's a

u. k. about those comments, political leaders from old policies. i think i'm good because of course the u. k. was on the side of the u. s. and the was in the rock and i've got a son and lost many, many lives that had from so so. so in afghanistan, mr. vance is saying he didn't mean to refer to the u. k. well, friends, when he referred that to that some random country, i didn't even mention that you tail or fonts and the clip he said on ex boats, the thing fault bravely alongside the us over the last 20 years and beyond. but people here ask people who were you referring to given there were only 2 countries who put their hands up so far to say that they would be part of such a force. james, thank you very much. indeed, that's a different magic. that is a james base in london. and it's time for the why there he was caught on a tele, that is more unsettled, where the expected across the middle east and live and will head that in a moment. the 1st to southern africa and this some improvement to come from that a gas car. as a tropical psycho pushes its way for the south leaving some big bus of rain across small central areas. b

u. s. has and provides 2 u. k. at ukraine. and of course, the stalling cause, well, which is a commercial thing. but it's run by, you know, most and ukraine has built a formidable force of drones over the last 3 years. but without that stalling internet capacity to control them, it'd be in real trouble. no suggestion that's going to be cut off right now. but of course we know how close a little mosque is a key part of the decision making. now in the white house, children quotesoft incidence conflicts have been suffering sexual violence. that's according to you and children's agency. it's you're quoted more than 200 cases since 2024 and says the title number is likely to be much higher than the will between the sudanese on me. and the permanent track of support forces is now nearing its the ga morgan has this report when slicing between this is denise army and the baron military rapids support forces started in april 2023. millions were displaced from their homes in search of safety. some left all their belongings behind, other

u. k u. s. relationship. and the something most you need is running behind ukraine, of course. tell us what they've been saying and, and it just, i'm pulling at the meeting of everybody else tomorrow. it's been pretty universal support when it comes to european leaders for ukraine. the french president, my calling saying that it is important to remember who the aggressor in this conflict is, and that, that is russia, stimulus statements coming from the leaders of austria, poland, and the tech republic, one outlier, that was the hunger and prime minister, victor o button. who sang donald trump for what he called his bravery and standing for peace. but really he was the old voice that and what is universe? so pretty much unity in supporting ukraine. now the me saying all of these european need us here in london was already in the books before this disasters pulled out between us trump zalinski. however, now it's taking on and even more heightened importance because these european leaders are now facing a real prospect of america no longer supporting ukraine militarily. and they h

u. k, but it was their lives in the u. k. so this pull the degrees are specifically in the u. s. i believe it was a trunk lee link to the point that the dispute is nominated. so let's narrow the chances it could have for, for like the best documentary endorsed. so now that it has one meal schedule, you think it will be distribution, it hopefully yes, but it's not in the us a go uh, independent a really screenings here and there and some sensors, independent theatres, etc. hopefully it will be a different distribution, be good in and publicly like, widely, and actually even, even if you're talking about like in the mentality or the district distributions or like economic slides or whatever. it's um, let's forget about palestine. yeah, i mean let's forget about so number it's, it's good center, but it's the investment, it's good investments for this abusers who like after this history of prizes and no munitions issue. forget our book of palestine is if you forget about to send them out. so it's good, send them all the same, it will be a good investment for, for this to be with us a

u. k. and friends have suggested, if the u. s. was going to act as a back stop, potentially sending troops to monitor any c spot. that's an idea that's firmly opposed. in most cases, these are recent comments from the russian from and as a 2nd level. as most of the social cost of the end of biden's term in office, there's a new team now that guided by common sense the, the direct in saying we want to stop or was we wants peace before the and who wants to want to continue europe with just putting the thoughts of i'm gonna go through right now, they're saying, let's have peacekeepers, we want you to as many thousands of them, we will give them a cover. but that's also bracing of them because nobody's asking us what we think. trump understands every thing trump says it is too early when there is a settlement, you can discuss this issue, but it will require the agreement of the parties post most of those. but while i think so much to be discussed in this meeting, which comes, i think at the lowest point in transatlantic relations rele

u. k. probably just closer lives at the. okay. so this political reason specifically in the u. s. i believe it was a strongly linked to the point that the dispute is no mean here to. so let's narrow the chassis it could have for, for like the best documentary in the oscars as well. so the head on al jazeera, we're closing up so huge game in the spanish capital, as tompkins makes it for tons, cups on the way in sports, the right, well, it's time for sport and his for his smile. thank you so much, sar. india's cricket captain ro, hey sean, that has dismissed criticisms, that they have an unfair advantage by being allowed to play. all of their champions . trophy matches and by india refuse to travel to tournament host box fund, due to long standing tensions between the nations. it means that they've been able to set up camp and dubai. well, other teams have moved between different cities and their phase australia in the 1st time, the final on tuesday and a repeat of the 2023 woke up final. is that what you mean? if you hung up there are different things happening on every surface. so

u. k. but as far as their lives at the. okay. so this political reasons, specifically in the u. s. i believe it was a strongly linked to the point that the dispute is nominated. so let's narrow the chances it could have for, for like the best documentary in the oscars. all right, well that's it for me. it's not a hide us. you'll be able to find more information on one of us today. stories on our websites onto 0 dot com, but doesn't go away because the news does continue here. offer a program called the stream. the us president donald trump, is set to address congress and the american people with a flurry of executive orders. a departure from convention on challenges to has a government, which one is transforming politics at home and abroad with his 2nd time on the way . what's next? until i'm suggest to stay with all just the for the latest from the white house. have you ever wondered about how the police were born and raised shape your life and to now, how much easier with some of your life choices have been had you come from a different neighborhood, city or country? i'm on? are

u. s. interest. and donald trump issued a warning to palestinians and gaza with death. if the captives are not released from ministers of germany from the u. k of cold and israel to allow food fuel to medicines because this trip and the joint statement, they said israel's government must abide by its international obligations and french president emanuel my phone says his country needs to be ready in case the united states is no longer on this side, he says friends will continue to support and crane until they can negotiate peace with russia. any other us said it would pause, sharing intelligence would ukraine? just a is often suspending or ministry age to key. if police were cool to intervene at columbia university after protest to stage assisted in support of posting its recording for the reinstatement of 3 students who expelled from distribution flyers during a lecture on is really history. the university's president has placed disciplinary measures against the protest as or pressure from some of the world's largest comic is this force us present, donald trump, to delay a portion of his power package on canada. the white house has agreed to suspend 25 percent terms by a month for some vehicles that was sort of cool with the c. o is this to lance is food and general motors and so cool. big 3 ladies on all the goods will remain in place to move the canadian government and said would devastate the economies of both countries. we spoke with the big 3 auto dealers. we are going to give a one month exemption on any autos coming through us. m. c, a reciprocal terms will still go into effect on april 2nd. but at the request of the companies associated with us m ca, the president is giving them an exemption for one month. so they are not an economic disadvantage. or i climbed down on call and make is came out to a phone call between trump and canadian prime minister, just intrude on wednesday. she have tons, he's been following the story, kind of his capital also. the white house, as the old trump told justin, true that he was in please, the canadian government's actions hasn't been good enough as far as preventing fentanyl from reaching the us all concerned or. busy the conversation did, and in a somewhat friendly mamma, it has been made by some trump, administration officials. they'll unhappy with some of the rhetoric from the to the government regarding from tire of c concluding what it seems to be rather disrespectful times used about donald trump. and it does seem that the white house was trying to show a calm trough to constructive dialogue with the c. o is the 3 main us call make is you appear to have managed to, to get a call about some us or to make of the supply lines from canada as. busy as integrations with kind of are concerned, it does not seem vague again as well. she advertising seattle to 0 also us as well . president trump is also impose 25 percent types of mexico blaming americas southern neighbor failing to crank down on the flow of drugs. and people across the board of american vice president j. d. events is the us mexico border. where in the last few minutes, you said the types of being used as leverage the president, it says we need to sustain commitment from the government of mexico to take the job of border security. seriously. fentenol is the single largest cause of death among young americans, and we know that a substantial portion of it is, you know, the precursors are made in china. they come to mexico, they're manufactured in mexico and brought across the border by the mexican drug cartels. we want to see fewer americans dying of these terrible fitting all overdose is when we're gonna apply as much leverage as possible to the mexican government as possible. i and he's gone, is facing, gets worse. economic crisis in decades. reco levels of debts and a prolonged period of high inflation be many gone. they ins the struggling to put food on the table. the new president is now trying to unite the country and find a solution is stephanie deca with more the market parties is plenty, but not many are buying times a really bad. previously, we could come and not sell anything or vegetables used to road, but things are beginning to ease. gone is facing its worst economic crisis in decades. is public debt stands at about $50000000000.00 going his new president. i'll be back for a 2nd time hosted in national economic dinah conference where the public and private sector is an economist all came together to find solutions. well, got it here to re clermont consciously comic strip. any meg, that's a beacon of progress on the african continent, not only because of democracy, but it because it kind of make frustrating, desperately, desperately need tags. just really need all of what the testimony calling at least. and how did going to get here? yes, officer, he is over at columbus and this monday to make use of the useful for rowing as if it was going off after 5 years of to use both, both live to see the government. but that's how we go to people's income are incredibly low, and yet they have to pay high taxes. everyone is hoping the new president will bring change, faustine, and struggles to pay the bills and provide for her 8 children roasting corn in ground notes. the meaning of any of them allow that we live from hand to mouth. the smoke is terrible. i'm going blind, but i have to walk from morning to evening to sell, but only make very good to sales. people are not buying because there is no money. this government only inherited the problems, but we are hoping he fixes them soon. there is some good news. the latest international monetary fund deal has helped to hob inflation and return the economy to growth. the presidents, bahama says more needs to be done to ease poverty levels, whether the ideas and plans that have emerged out of the national dialogue will do that is not clear yet. but there is some optimism here that this president can turn things around. stephanie decker on $20.00 police in mozambique is open fire and supporters of opposition lead evidence to a month loudly as they marched in the capital of the pewter. hundreds of people have been killed in mozambique during moments of unrest. totally october's presidential elections. president daniel chapo of the for lee mo policy which has been in power society for 751 that election in a landslide. and so in bangladesh, families of victims who abducted and held in secret detention center as a cooling for justice. a commission has found children among hundreds of people in prison, joining deposed leaders, shake a scene as tenure. she was over the phone and the student had uprising last year. template challenging as more from dot com last month, bundle dishes, interim government to advise i mohammed, yellows. visited 3 separate detention facilities in the capital, commonly known as the house of mirrors, or in a gar, this facility is numbering many across the country have been linked to hundreds of unfortunate disappearances and human rights abuses. during check us the next 10 years. as prime minister, if we didn't have the commission, probably doing it, the justice donated and nobody was believed, somebody will say yes, somebody with signals. now they don't people and now they go to the justice. we have to make sure that it's not defeated in the future. and so that's our commitment, that's what the phone company since that are all about my show childs, we have victim himself, was how they are 4 years ago. i can't believe them here again. we, i was held for 10 days after being abducted. i feeling mostly distressed, a witness to many others detained wisdom, and sure to stand a life of dead memories to haunt several children were among the many hundreds held and sick read detention centers. only a back on was just 11 years old when she was detained with her mother of 12 years ago. at this center. i spent a night here with my mom before being released. she's still missing. i want her back alive, not dead. my family is struggling emotionally. then quite a commission reports receiving over 1700 reports of abduction by security forces. its actual number could be 4 times higher. it also found $146.00 detention centers and evidence suggesting that many more exist and will be revealed soon as these are some of the secret detention. so that's been recently been exposed. many of them now destroyed, hiding evidence. there sounds like these in other places across the country. last month, the un human rights chief woke up charge said the top of fisher was likely coordinated extrajudicial killings, arbitrary arrest and torture during the only legs through. another formation that we received in corporation and support from various international organizations, especially the u. n. working group on enforced disappearances, which focuses on locating victims and providing other types of assistance. many i've been waiting for years for answers about what happened to their missing family members. the initial findings, but the commission highlighted the scale and severity of enforce disappearances and secret detentions that opted during ship custody. and as the rule, prompting calls for accountability and justice for the victims temperature audrey, i'll just say the duck a lesson for meetings, but the weather is next. that is inside story. see from the have to me, i just think they might just finish with japan. wrong, there's molten. com is not as cold as it was admitted. this is going to be wet, snow, folding, big clouds to keep hawkeye to and also on the heights. and the western side of home, she again doesn't go get through tucker will get some cold air and took it, but no snow on the feedstock is nothing towards it was on the disappoint you. whether maybe at

u. k. push their chair side and pitcher planned who puts boots on the ground in ukraine, while admitting big tubs. do the with i. p u. s. and washington isn't exactly rushing to get on board. i've asked every foreign minister i meet with. tell me your idea of how this turns out most don't have a plan. a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now a year later after another year of death, another year of destruction. essentially, ukraine is on live support. if the european union and the americans do not provide funding, then the ukrainians will not be able to find. and more over the ukrainian state will not be able to survive. on gary and p. m warrens about the times are tied, does not american wednesdays push park again. peace efforts continues us as members of the new us administration point dollar to a ukrainian leader must actually be against continuing the conflict plus israel reaffirm that's 5 to defend. that group is minority in serious cutting out the idea of is ready to face any threats coming from a nation to new discipline. this government news basically is our teacher nation

u. k. so to see the point that you all of this is a problem that india has been jan and again ringing off with the u. s. canada as well as the same. yeah. but also happened in the prime minister level. india hasn't been minded these western countries that when i was the 6 separatist elements, to solve all to a piece of land from india, from the state, it's been job as a said. whenever these elements has the have to be to the office. it's not only been a problem for india, but it's also been a problem. uh, the respective countries where in our suite, the most stage, many of these countries are allowing these extreme, this elements to one their source. i let me point out to all that india is extremely upset. we've seen that shop reactions coming in from the indian administrative external fads. what we need to see now, however, is whether or not the new q. yes, also is be taking action in many things for the updates done. sante south asia corresponded richard shawna in new delhi. thank you. but it's always a pleasure to have you with us here on all the international vessel from me for today. rachel verbal

u. k, had been banned from sharing washington's knowledge through the limiting us support alongside pausing. it's military aid to tease previous lifelines from its biggest military backup. the u. s. has provided more than $64000000000.00 topping europe's spend. but what was that was this for donald trump took office, it's and before his dramatic whitehouse route with follow to me as the leading skate, the waste provides about the cheapest seem to of ukraine's weapons, including many of its most powerful among them in defenses like the national advance surface to air missile system on that sums, hook missiles and patriot missiles, old volume, so and shooting down russian drone and messiah tax. the patriots as the us, as most advanced a defense system and is key and protecting ukraine's energy infrastructure. but it's not cheap and into sick to miss all costs around $3800000.00 euros to around the launch. it's cost about $9400000.00. h crane will now have to carefully ration it's remaining supplies. the waste also provides keen ground defense equipment such as abrams tanks, bradley vehicles, how it says and hime us real quick launches hyman's rockets have been particularly effecti

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u. k. and french leaders push their chess sites on pitcher plans about boots on the ground in ukraine, but admit they can't do it with it. the u. s. washington isn't exactly rushing to get on board. i've asked every foreign minister i meet with tommy your idea of how this turns out. most don't have a plan. a few have said, well, let's give them another you are fighting a year from now. a year later, after another year of death, another year of destruction, the loss of on and seems in these really parliament as guards use force to belong to the families of october, 7th victims from entering the visitors gallery. the . this is your r t international. my name's una neil in 30 minutes of news and use starts. not it doesn't suff kursk residents who are taken by ukrainian armed forces from temporarily occupied areas in the russian border region are on their way as he checked the ambulances, which today unfortunately, will be needed by at least 10 returning crew residents. each boss has a dry russian toys for children and everything you need to keep me. that will be a short stop so that everyone can have a hot meals. we are very worried

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u. s. is backing away from ukraine. it will be you if it is left to step up to most of the mess. essentially that was echoed by the stony and foreign minister and also the u. k. 2 saying that it stands with ukraine with its and wavering support. also, there was criticism from some european leaders. i'm former commissioners of donor tongue. just take a listen to what else people have been say will speak, were a lower level. trump and vance have put on a disgraceful show. i am ashamed of that behavior. the us deserves something better . the free world must support you. crane i was and still am with zalinski. nobody wants peace more than the ukrainians do. therefore, we are working on a common path to a lasting and just peace. ukraine can rely on germany and on europe. there's a lensky, dear ukrainian friends, you are not alone. well known to everybody towing that line and coming out from brussels, we heard from the prime minister of hungry victim, open saying, strong men make peace, weak men make rule. and then saying that trump stood bravely for peace. a so reaction coming for one full more russian president. this is to meet you made with dave who said that this was a brutal dressing down essentially for the landscape. i think the question now that many need to be asking is what this means for us. you repeat and relations for the future, because this is a massive breakdown of that could cause a huge problem for nato in the future. let's not forget, since harry truman assigned in 1949 that agreement to the century and a tackle what nato ally would be an attack on all. and they would come to the defense. there is now a big question as to whether that european secure to come and be guaranteed by the americans for the future because essentially trumpets things. you know what guys you don't want piece. i want nothing more to do for you. so really a lot of thing does not, it may have come out and supports all the sit landscape over the night, but they will be scratching the head and desperately trying to look at different last decade. they can put this to rest once in full because the reality is without the us is back in europe is kind of in a seed on its own. drifting away. yeah. well said indeed i'll tell you that she ought to do basically that live in the romanian capital and the roman culture were from the public. both of you are very good morning and very much. thank you. well it, we was talking with the full my see i list a don't carry eco, he says that these days are over the meltdown. and washington was something he's never seen in his decades long career. i've been in washington for more than 42 years. i'm 60 years old and never in my lifetime. have i ever seen anything like what we saw unfold in the oval office today? it was a dramatic scene, and it's not just to cover the front too, too bad coverage on american networks. this is, this is global news. i think that for all intents and purposes, zalinski is done. i wouldn't be surprised if in 3 months zalinski is living in london or some such place to buy, who knows? but i think that he is done, and i think we're going to see this conflict. begin to wind down very quickly. zalinski made a comment to about being able to rely on nato. he can't rely on nato. nato does not have to wear with all they do not have the weapons stores. they do not have what is necessary to keep propping up the ukrainian government. if the united states pulls out and it, it looks very much that the united states is in the process. now pulling out the conflict is over. it's done. and this is something that zalinski either does not understand yet or is not willing to accept us. but this is today's reality, and it was laid out in the oval office this afternoon for all to see. all right, you have a lindsey graham, who has been shared support or of, of ukraine throughout the war has come out on the side of trump. best buy the rock . let's pick a list. a president trump was in a very good mood. last night. somebody asked me, am i embarrassed about trump? i have never been more proud of the present. i was very proud of j. d, but standing up for our country, we want to be helpful. what i saw in the oval office was disrespectful, and i don't know if we can ever do business with is the let's be again door. say now though i'll ask the question. now if you create a boss to sloss now, or is the landscape taking a few and gamble that the he things might ultimately pay off? what are you seeing, lizzie graham is $1.00 of the least effective members of the united states senate, and he's probably the one senator who is on television the most in america, in the congress of the united states. we have work horses and we have show horses and lindsay graham is a show horse. so when you've lost lindsey grant, a huge loss to the war. it's over. lizzie graham, now bowing down before donald trump, is a message to the zalinski that it's time to just stop. i've asked the cameras were rolling, the ukrainian, i pass that are right, the to america was front and the sound. good us here at all. you don't need to take notes on this. probably not fit to print and key for her anyway. look at that face spawn right there. it kind of says it all set on ski and one fell swoop. managing to the rail relations with what was as t allied. but earlier i was speaking with right now and economist jeffrey sachs about the complex relations between ukraine, america, the you also of goals with roster, and this new multi polar world have i listened to your so he's got trapped by following the united states getting a blind to kind of way, guy, and just trying to be the great cheer leader of us a gemini. i obviously, the whole us approach. the unit polar approach was delusional. what happened during the last 30 years? i'm going to put it because this is a 30 year us project. is that the united states said were you in a polar, we do what we want. we expand militarily, where we want, we expand our influence, where we want i, in 2008 the us said, now we move made over to ukraine to georgia. i and a, this is a replay, by the way of the pry me and more of 185321856, almost a, almost almost at the blueprint. and the russians said, no, i, that's not going to happen. i. the point is, europe got into line with it. the u. s. a strategist, so if i could call them and it's, it's the exaggeration in my view. but the us strategist said, when, because we're all powerful, one can do, do what can and russia do nothing. and they thought up until the end, and i know what they thought because i talked with them i heard from them. i watched what they were saying. this was a group in, in essence playing a game. i would say i'm the american side, which is we can do what we want, right? that isn't the case. they, they lost that damage. the ukrainians, proud directly of followed that line, i called the ukrainians. of course, everyone knows kissinger's famous line that to be anatomy of america is dangerous to be a friend of america is fatal. i explained that to them, you're going to be like afghanistan. well, here we are. you know, they followed the us euro followed the us. now they don't know quite what to do. yeah, but you know, so i'm still coming to washington in this kind of pathetic way to sign over in almost a