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i mean, why is he saying this is part of the negotiating gamut vladimir? yeah, i don't think he is of he that you're aware of that. i know what was the root of the problem. that is, you know, brody, he's fred, this information because they still talk about something image, but i'm going to do almost the 20th century. and it is, you know, so i'm sure i understand it, but we'll have to leave minutes or i should the export oil and things of that nature. while they are heated. i didn't hear my address and the fundamental issue that need to on the russian borders is, is a special threat. they understand when it gets a little fed, such as such as duration is, is especially for that. but one of the 5 they don't understand is it's in case the rest of this is disease issue. first of all, they say no more. so that's normal nato. we're basically are going into a regional ideas on age or we have to stay around germany sofa within the he is. so the dole i going to do so i'm she has been greater than any other sanctions. it is a sign that they don't understand what extr

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i mean, why is he saying this is part of the negotiating gambon vladimir? yeah, i don't think he is the video aware of that. i know what was the root of the problem . that is, you know, probably he's fred this information because they still talk about something image, but i'm going to do on the 20th century. that is, you know, so i'm sure i understand it. well, it will have to lead me to that. i showed the export to or, and things of that nature while they are heated. i didn't hear him addressed. and the fundamental issue that nato on the russian borders is, is a special for it. they understand when a few little said such a, such a duration is, he's a special for that. but one of the 5 they don't understand is it's in case of the rest of this disease issue. first of all, they say no more. so it's no more than a dog. we're basically, according to the general ideas on age or we have to say around germany, sofa within the he is. so the dog whole going to do something should be greater than any other functions. it is a sign that they don't understand what extra

if vladimir putin makes a deal with trump and with ukraine, this peaceful outcome of this invasion, he..obviously he keeps the crimea peninsula. whether it means that his winning now allows him to stay in powerand, uh, this peaceful outcome of this invasion, he... ..obviously he keeps the crimea peninsula. it seems like russian forces would not retreat from donetsk, for instance. so, like, he has some territorial gains. whether it means that his winning now allows him to stay in powerand, uh, not to have any issues for another decade, we don't know that because, as we have seen in these almost three years of the war, and as i've seen as a reporter for more than a decade working inside the country, russia is an amazing place where almost everything can happen, and it usually does. president trump and his team may not be able to put enough pressure on president putin to make sure that putin doesn't just do the same thing "that's only for four years. "there will be another leader in the white house." are in some sort of a crisis. like, they are on the rise, and we see that putin probably

but it was essentially a call for regime change and it focused on one man vladimir putin, just as he said, the north stream pipeline would not be allowed to allow gas to flow to germany. do you expect uh, these papers to be declassified under i should say, call somebody to look into for individual mat tie when he made that a sudden revelation about the plans to kill boots and when we get the details annoyed stream, do you expect uh, from uh, uh a trump administration thats vowing to open up a lot of information is kept secret from the us public not before deal with ukraine . i highly doubt it. trump is actually mirrored when asked about it so which it in itself is revealing that donald trump refused to comment on who is responsible for data. when the binding administration is doing all they could to deny us hand including leaking stories to the washington post another mainstream. publications about ukraine's responsibility and a secret operation of which in which vladimir zalinski was kept in the dark. so i don't expect anything new. but i do commend independent investigators like er

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as of which in which vladimir zalinski was kept in the dark. i don't expect anything new, but i do commend independent investigators like eric anderson, the swedish engineer who led the 1st independent expedition to the site to the north stream blast as said drones to the pipelines, to actually investigate and has done a whole lot more than the state investigators in germany and sweden and elsewhere who have basically buried the entire investigation. i mean, that's really a red flag right there that this investigation is the and their investigations have been closed with no findings and away from the vassal space there. um, do you also expect the declassification of the file to you by a well fed documents? now this ca, admission has come through. clearly the cove is a very important part of the drum psyche. and how shocked where you when you, when you heard the truth. finally, being uh, coming from langley that, uh, they were searching by welfare weapons. what does it say about the chinese communist party allowing americans to research empire w

but it's hard to imagine vladimir putin imagine vladimir putin reverse gear because he hasn't to thisld trump's peace vision, such as america vision, military support, such as allowing russia to keep hold ukraine to challenge it on the battlefield later on. for russia because it's about concrete outcomes. and if you have you know, we're talking about maps that is easier to recognise than what ukraine gets. however, we are talking about president zelensky, who stayed when many expected he would be killed that is quite something, three years on, when many expected that russia would take the whole here and talk to you. and again, we began by saying, balloons are floated. "yes, there will be a phone call call between yes, there will be a phone call call between president putin and zelensky. are you hearing anything about that? with donald trump. is there a meeting happening? president trump himself was asked in the white house, he said, "probably i'm not going there in if donald trump is already ruling out notjust a visit to the munich security conference, and it feels like what's more li

everything now depends on the way vladimir putin emerges from a trump—organised peace negotiation overer, or at least not the loser, having tried and failed to recapture one large part of the old soviet union — ukraine — president putin will turn his attention to another part that got away — and nato is bound by treaty to defend any member which comes under attack. but will president trump, with his agenda that at some point president putin but here in the baltic states, well, that's it from this special edition of unspun world in riga, in latvia. from me and from the unspun team, until we meet again, goodbye. hello there. well, for many of us, and there's more winter sunshine around as we head through the first full week of february too. it will turn briefly milder, with many of our temperatures in double figures to start off, towards the end of the working week. more weather fronts approaching the far northwest of scotland. it's quite blustery here but across southeast england, east anglia, a touch of frost again. so this is monday morning, then. possibly some rather large waves over

and i think i have to underscore yet again, that this was president trump saying this about vladimir putin. he said he wants to see people stop dying. all those dead people, young, beautiful people, they're like kids, 2 million of them, and for no reason. so that was president trump talking about vladimir putin in particular, but a lot of questions about how this war is actually going to come to an end and whether or not ukraine is going to have to make some, some concessions, including possibly even maybe giving away some of its land, which of course, the ukrainian people and the president of ukraine have been very clear. they do not want to do. alex. >> okay. yamiche, please stay with us. joining our conversation now, senior white house reporter with nbc news digital, peter nicholas. peter, welcome. peter, you wrote a piece on how democrats are struggling to keep up with president trump's pace. what did you learn about how they're trying to fight back? >> well, there are so many targets for democrats to swing at that they don't quite know how to handle it. i mean, trump is just pum

and calling for the murder of vladimir putting instead, the best thing we can do is really to prepare and to, to fulton. that's exactly what we should do. i would not tell you about these a, just like, you know, thank you. thank you and colleagues, support these and thank you for these 2242. it means minus one euro in price, of course, on in front. i think it's very important. we are looking for great investments. the best possible investment in the world today is 22410. thank you very much mister gone. you think i understand your passion and your commitment, but language about getting people is not appropriate in this chamber. i would respectfully suggest that this isn't the 1st time representative gunter ranko use the paste platform to attack the russian president. he was barred from taking the floor for 3 months and 2021 after using derogatory language against a senior research fellow at the global policy institute of george, samuel, i says, the west makes exceptions for you. create in politicians who act provocatively to go. jericho is a psychotic, is a psychopathic, a individual

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because again, as we've said, they know that vladimir putin and moscow are open. so in the go ca, since it's just that they don't want him to go see you soon by they, i mean they, you take and the west, and that's why they're insistent in and almost like i said, brain walsh and way to make sure that you claim does not reach a deal very strong. this in retro card would say coming from westminster, because obviously the headlines, politicians, europe, and that's not in the us now would missing this war. it's basically out, it's out. and so we need to sit down and told, but not apparently from london side that was reno costs for, for joining me in the student. donald trump insist quote, no us soldiers will be needed for his pan to evict millions of palestinians from garza. but his defense extra paid to contradict claim saying the options are on the table. are you working on the right now? the street is involved in very complex and high level negotiations of great consequence to both united states and the state of israel. and we look forward to working with our allies

he met privately with vladimir putin during the first administration. but i think the big question is if donald trump is suggesting he talks to putin about ending the war under what terms? because if he is talking to putin about ending the war, that gives concessions to russia. that is antithetical to everything that the western world has been working on since the invasion. and certainly the current policy of the united states. but we saw the erosion in the republican congress during the biden administration about its support for ukraine. we saw the sympathies even of tulsi gabbard articulating themes that are sympathetic to russia when it comes to the russia-ukraine war. and so what are they talking about and what will donald trump suggest is the deal? i think we're all bracing for proposal by donald trump that actually sacrifices some of ukraine's sovereignty. and how does the western world respond to that? what do republicans on the hill do? i think we know what they will do, but this could be a major shift in how the u.s. protects its allies and fre

also asked about whether he has had any conversations with russia's vladimir putin. what did he have to say? yeah. and the backstory on this goes back quite some time, jose, because the president has been, i think, intentionally unclear about his conversations with vladimir putin going back through the campaign and the transition. he told an interview, not on camera with the new york post over the weekend that, in fact, he had spoken to the russian president. but when reporters tried to ask him about it again over the weekend, they got kind of a confusing answer back from the president. here's what he said. >> about it. >> and if we are talking, i don't want to tell you about the conversation. it's too early, but i do believe we're making progress. we want to stop the ukraine russia war, and i want to stop it just because i hate to see all these young people being killed. the soldiers are being killed by the hundreds of thousands. >> jose, i will say that over the last couple of weeks, we've seen the president's tone shift to be a little bit more challenging of russi

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of phone calls may have happened between president trump and. >> russian president vladimir. >> putine russians, john, really. >> being quite coy. >> about all of this. first of all, the kremlin told cnn. >> that they. >> cannot confirm or deny. >> whether or not any direct phone conversations. >> between president trump and. >> russian leader vladimir putin had actually taken place. >> and it was quite interesting. >> because i actually just got out of a press conference with the deputy foreign minister of russia. >> sergei ryabkov, and. >> he was saying that he. cannot confirm that there's anything in the works. >> right now for a. >> top level meeting. >> between russia. >> and the united states, meaning obviously, a meeting. >> a meeting between president. >> trump and russian leader vladimir putin. so whether or not these phone calls actually took place, very difficult to ascertain. but the russians are not saying that they did not take place at the same time. of course, the russians do acknowledge that there is a push going on for possible talks in the future. and i was asking t

reporter: you have already spoken to vladimir putin. pres. trump: i don't want to say that but we are having serious discussions. i just don't want to say. we are having serious discussions about that war, trying to get it ended. reporter: with russia? pres. trump: yes. reporter: at the department of justice and the fbi, there are a number of high-level people being asked to resign. do you request any specific actions from the bureau ordeal g with respect to that? pres. trump: no but we have some very bad people over there. it was weaponized at a level no one has ever seen before. they came after a lot of people, like me. but they came after a lot of people. no, i was not involved in it. i will have to see what is exactly going on after this is finished. if they fired some people, that is a good thing, because they were very corrupt people. and they hurt out country very badly with the weaponization. they used the justice department to go after their political opponent, which in itself is illegal. and obviously it didn't work. reporter: [indi

but also when you think about it, there is the key question. vladimir pollutant has been the same time and time again . he is willing to negotiate at least 5 times in the last 6 months, including just last week. but the main issue is to see you negotiate with at this point just to be, to go to most of us can, you can negotiate with anyone. but zalinski is guilt legitimate and he has no right to sign anything this. but if he wants to take part in the negotiations, i will send people who will conduct these negotiations. the issue is the final signing of the documents. this is a very serious issue that should guarantee security for ukraine and russia with a serious long term historical perspective. and there can't be a single slip. everything should be polished, but in the coordinates with the constitution of ukraine. the president of ukraine, even under martial law, does not have the right to extend his powers. only representative authorities have the right to extend their powers, which is only the right of the countries parliament. and the president only has a 5 year term. that's it and

because again, as we've said, they know that vladimir putin and moscow are open to a negotiation. it's just that they don't want him to go fishing by they, i mean the u. k. and the west, and that's why they're insistent in and almost like i said, brain walsh and way to make sure that you claim does not reach a deal and to the middle east. now donald trump insist that no us soldiers will be needed for his plan to evict millions of guidance from the war torn strip. but the defense secretary appeared to contradict that kate and saying nothing is off the table. or are you working on the right now? the allows us to think of what is involved in the very complex and high level negotiation degree consequences to both the united states and the state of israel. and we look forward to working with our allies. our counterparts spoke diplomatically militarily to look at all options, but we certainly would not get ahead of the president, provided details about wasn't may or may not doing. all right, let's get some reaction to all of this now and speak, live to lead, or they have mass political

. >> still to come, president donald trump says he has spoken to russian president vladimir putin, and he's hoping the war in ukraine ends fast. we will have the latest details on that conflict just ahead. >> what do you got there, larry? time machine. you're going to go back and see how the pyramids were built or something? nope. elon and i want to go on vacation, so i'm going to go back to last week and buy a winning lottery ticket. can i come? only room for one. >> how am i getting home? >> sitting on my lap like last time? ronald? >> fine. but i'm bringing this. >> all right. >> or you could try one of these savings options. >> the right money moves aren't as far fetched as you think. >> there it is. see, i told you it's going to all work out. thanks. future me. >> we're standing up for our right to be lazy. >> by sitting down. >> and reclining back. >> we work. >> full time and we parent full time. >> we will be. >> reclined until further notice. >> it's our right to let the dishes soak overnight. >> and to mow the. >> lawn tomorrow ish. >> we proudly. >> declare that. >> yes. >>

president donald trump told the new york post that he has spoken to his russian counterpart, vladimir putin, and he hopes the war ends. quote, fast. >> i know you don't want. >> to tell us. >> about your. >> conversation with president putin, but can you clarify. >> whether you have that since you've. been since you've been in office or whether it. >> happened before. >> you became? i've had it. >> let's just say i've had. >> it. >> and i and i expect to have many more conversations. we have to get that war ended. it's going to end, and we have to get it ended, and we have to get it ended soon. should have never happened, would have never happened if i was president. >> president xi meantime, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is saying that he is ready to negotiate with putin if certain conditions are met. >> jacobi, oh man. >> if i had an understanding that america and europe would not abandon us and that they would support us and provide security guarantees, i would be ready for any format of negotiations. >> jill dougherty is an adjunct professor at georgetown university and

presidential foundation for cultural initiatives, which is a state entity created in the kremlin by vladimir putin in 2021. this guy served on the board of a russian propaganda outlet that was designed to look like an american news site. it was launched in the months leading up to the to our 2024 election. it was full of pro-russia and anti-ukraine content. this guy has produced hagiographic biographies of pro-kremlin dictators, including i kid you not, an eight part series singing the praises of the dictator of kazakhstan. and that was paid for by a charity controlled by the dictator of kazakhstan. he also cre a pro-kremlin anti ukraine film that was paid for by a pro-kremlin anti-ukraine oligarch who has been under u.s. sanctions for more than a decade. he and his company produced another anti ukraine film last year that featured claims smearing president biden. that were delivered by a guy who is under indictment in this country and sanctioned by the us government as a russian agent. so this is kind of their oeuvre. this is this is this is what these folks do. but their newest, this, this

sadly, the regime in tehran is defiant and having sent assassins to murder donald trump and vladimir putin has ignored initiatives with attacks on civilians in ukraine. with putin's television shamefully broadcasting nude pictures of america's first lady who is so beloved, melania trump. in conclusion, god bless our troops as the global war on america continues. trump is reinstituting existing laws to protect american families with peace through strength. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent i address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> mr. speaker, i rise today because elon musk, an unelected billionaire is repeatedly and blatantly breaking the law including usurping the authority reserved for congress. music claimed powers even the president himself does not hold including the authority to delete agencies created and funded by this body.

he said he wants a more positive relationship with vladimir putin and he wants to see america go in that direction. you heard tucker carlson also recently say why is rush hour? and i mean, they shouldn't be our enemy. who said they were, well, you know, who said they were the clintons. why did the clintons that obama administration say that because they were financially benefiting from that because it was a known enemy that they could get more defense money and, and here we go back into the circle of the money again. but um, i think with donald trump is going to try to do is bring peace. however, he has made these aggressive statements about brits, where he said, you know, he was, you know, kind of some piece to his chest about terrorists if they tried to create their own currency and move away from the dollar. one thing about donald trump is that he's hard to predict. he'll say he's doing one thing, and then you know, he might gets weighed in a different direction. however, all that said, he's been very clear about wanting to end this conflict and no more money going to ukraine. no more

because, again, as we've said, they know that vladimir putin and moscow are open. so in the go see ation is just that they don't want to negotiation by they, i mean they, u k and the west and that's why they're insistent in and almost like i said, brain walsh and white. so make sure that you claim does not reach a deal while i'm showing now by journalist option returns, the host of covering the underground option is always really good to get you'll, you'll take on things like this. i mean, look, i want to talk too fast about this is not obisky the 1st time, and we know this now it's been stated both 5 ukrainians by document pitch and a number of times that london has made key of fight instead of took. again, we're hearing it. what's the main concern from westman? so what's the fair when it comes to peace making it's very difficult to understand how it benefits britain in any way. i suppose it benefits the leads of britain, bruce them to game. i mean, go to remember that we were talking about the amount of money that the united kingdom is getting to the dictate to z

the pretty wild gift from russia for peeling young this is vladimir putin has been giving kim jong and a lot of present to show how close the leaders have become. these public displays of affection are meant for the whole world to see the north korea is one of the most isolated countries in the world. and russia has been sidelined by the west since its full scale invasion of ukraine in 2022. so joining forces has advantages for both sides, and this is where it has the biggest advantage for boots and on the battlefield. russia has lost a lot of soldiers since the beginning of the war and is having difficulties recruiting at home. that's where north korean help comes and kim sent troops to fight against ukraine's unexpected incursion onto a russian soil in the course region. these videos are believe to show north korean soldiers being equipped at a military base in russia. in january, ukraine announced it had captured wounded north korean soldiers in the course region, south korean, and us intelligent say there are more than 10000 north koreans fighting on the russian side. lisa's office

came from vladimir putin. at one point it was 38%. it's coming down. the availability of oil. it's not what something i'm saying where the iea is right is that of the total demand increase in the next on that, they are totally correct. than there are takers. i'm sorry. the united states. not at all. let me, let me, let me enlighten you. there is no sanction on russian oil then or now. none whatsoever. well, there's new sanctions now. let's just talk about. all right. he put new sanctions on russian oil, including including as we speak, from russia to india. some in india are calling this an oil shock for your country. let me share with you what actually has happened. to hungary has been exempt all along. japan has been exempt. so what the americans i was i was in i was active, buy it reasonable. now it's music to my ears. if i can buy some from some source and i can buy minister. let's get back to the point about the shadow no, not at all. let me tell you. let me just tell you. to the wrong argumentation. we do not use fleets. we issue tenders at the point of importation. we w

who made excuses for vladimir putin's invasion of ukraine?ly one. trump's pick for director of national intelligence, tulsi gabbard, did not appear to help her confirmation chances during her confirmation. confirmation hearing yesterday. was he a traitor at the. >> time when. >> he took america's secrets, released him in. >> public and then ran to china and became a russian citizen? >> senator, i'm focused on. >> the future. >> and how. >> we can. >> prevent something like this. >> from. >> happening again. >> does russia get a pass. >> in either your mind or. >> your heart? >> senator. >> i'm offended by the question. >> this war and suffering could have easily been avoided if biden administration slash nato had simply acknowledged russia's legitimate, legitimate security concerns regarding ukraine's becoming a member of nato. did you say that yes or no? >> i believe. >> you're reading. >> my tweet, senator. >> yes is the answer. >> i believe you're reading my tweet, which is yes, unless you say your twitter, your twitter account was hacked.

president donald trump says he has spoken with russian leader vladimir putin, but it's not clear whenump revealed that in a newspaper interview published on saturday, but he didn't say whether it happened before he returned to the white house last month. the kremlin says it can neither confirm nor deny trump's statement. days after taking office, he said he wants to meet putin to talk about ending the war in ukraine. meanwhile, north korea's leader kim jong un is making it clear his country will keep supporting moscow. he spoke after north korean troops returned to the battlefield in russia's kursk region, according to ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. earlier reports said north koreans had pulled back after taking heavy casualties. for more, we're joined by natalia gumenyuk, an independent journalist in ukraine, and she's speaking to us from kharkiv. good to see you again. so donald trump says he has spoken to putin. he claims. putin, quote, wants to stop people dying. trump said first he would have the war ended in a day. now that's turned to six months. so are you encouraged

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