. >>> warren buffett scores again. his big bet on japan pays off as berkshire hathaway's cash pile soars to a fresh record. >>> at&t pays up for the nationwide outage last week. >>> later, easy come, easy go for the lunar lander. it's monday, february 26th, 2024. you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. >>> good morning and welcome to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. let's get you ready for the trading day with thehourly check of the u.s. stock futures after a mixed session for stocks on friday with the s&p close out the best week since january 2nd. look here. it is a mixed picture. nasdaq creeping into positive territory a short time ago. ahead of the open, the dow and s&p are at record highs and nasdaq at the highest level since november of 2021. important to note, the nasdaq 100 hit an intraday high on friday. you have to look at berkshire hathaway surge in the fourth quarter helped by the japanese banking bets. we have amazon and uber joining the dow industrials and transports today. we will

warren buffett sitting on almost $170 billion. a lot of brilliant folks have not bought into the a.i. driven rally. what do you make of it? you can't deny a.i. you can't deny the impact it is going to have on society. right now it is the pick buildings and shovels part. should the whole market go up on this? >> i don't think the whole market should be and the whole market is not going up because of this. the nvidia news came out. everybody is on the bandwagon. i say the exact opposite. we'll look for the pause, we'll go in and buy, but be strategic where you're getting in. we're still in the early seasoning of a.i. charles: but you compared it to the tech kabuls, you say it would be 1995, 1996? >> i say 1996 more so. charles: the irrational exuberance a lot of people forget when breen alan greenspan, the market continued to be irrational and exuberant for another four years. it is tough to pinpoint the top on these things. >> you have to take advantage of it and you got to be in it. charles: talk about opportunities. you have thre

none of them are warren buffett but none of them need to be either. i think berkshire hathaway, whether you are talking about the leadership of warren buffett or the huge impact that charlie had, they have a very powerful culture that will outlive the tenure of the ceo and vice chairman. that is what is important. katie: scott, you are sticking with us. we want to take a look at what is moving underneath the hood of markets and we will do that with bailey lipschultz. we are talking about a lot of analysts when it comes to amer sports. bailey: the ipo is expiring, touting the upside from some of its offerings like solomon ski boots as well as wilson brands. the big thing though does come back to the expectation that china is going to be the driver. trading at the bottom of that targeted range that they did not price their ipl below, uncertainty around china evolution in china as a platform to grow their sales. katie: i feel like that is a risky proposition to build a lot of optimism around when it comes to china. bailey: when i talk to investors, china

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these were addressed in that letter by warren buffett.e was talking about some of that -- some of those regulatory issues. >> and that letter, 16 pages i believe by warren buffett. bloomberg has learned that the group has acted sadow. and of course, this has followed so conclusively and comfortably for so long. what are the key things that will determine the outcome? they have outbid one of the key competitors for these assets. has significant is this? chris trileptal bloomberg news that the investment banking jv unit -- ubs, the current owner right now is facing a dilemma because even though there was a higher offering, regulators are leaning toward having if your buyer take over the business. it was given under the contest that this would attract more global players. some hard decisions for ubs to make their. >> outbid and citadel for that business. whether or not regulators give it the green light is a key question going forward. thank you. other stories making the news. disney is sounding a binding pact with his company to combine the

someone that knows warren buffett very well will take you to the next hour of trading. i know you read the letter you must've got chills as well. >> every year it's really intense and it's also a lesson in investing. when he talked about how charlie munger went to public school omaha public schools, every buffett going all the way back had gone to omaha public schools and warren used to joke about good public schools he said maintaining good quality public schools is like virginity easy to lose but hard to get back. >> i'm not going to test that one but he's right. liz: thank you. fox market of art, too big breaking stories and just a vastly minutes. all tc usa's chairs are halted for volatility on reports that charter communication is weighing the takeover of the cable provider you can see the big spike in all teas halted at 45% gain of 45% gain for the cable outfit, charter is the bigger of the $243 billion market cap, all teas is a 700 plus million market cap it will be interesting to see what happens, charter is down by 1% as soon as the search traded again we will

goddess who isn't earlier investor of berkshire hathaway, and a longtime friend of berkshire's ceo warren buffett, the school says that gift has been to attract talented and diverse students who otherwise might not be able to avoid medical school. the president, ceo of the school's parent company calling the gift transformational really incredible credible story there, great to end the show on that. thanks very much for joining me this morning. i'm jim acosta, the next hour of newsroom with wolf blitzer starts right now, have a great happening this hour

stuart: it is for some -- i think warren buffett is well over 90. i know the medical device maker med terror thetic reported before the bell. i guess not so good? lauren: they raised their full-year forecast for the third time. they cited strong demand for their hearse and diabetes devices -- heart and diabetes devices. stuart: heather, i want to talk about the magnificent seven. they seem to me to be the main reason why we've seen a recent market rally. do you think the market has to broaden out a bit to include second and third tier stocks soon? >> this year, i think so. obviously, or last year that wasn't the case, and the mag if seven carried the entire with market higher. but, yeah, there are 493 over stocks in the s&p 500 that everybody forgets ab.. -- about. all eyes are on nvidia's earnings, like lauren pointed out. it might be enough even if it's not a big beat to satisfy consumers. investor s, is what i meant to say. and p look, i think the market has to broaden out. you can only expect so much from this group. their profits are bigger tha

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the warning to investors from warren buffett, i think it needs to be heated. you cannot argue with his success. what it highlights is one of the problems with size. in order to move the needle on return of investment, he has to find bigger deals. we think here that a lot more opportunities could be transformational in the small and mid-cap space where they don't have to worry about 137 dollars in cash on the balance sheets. >> you touched on something i want to ask about. do you think his warning was more about how difficult it is for him and the people at berkshire to find companies of a scale better value place. but are large enough to move that big battleship, or was he talking more broadly about the dearth of value in the market? >> i think you are right as far as the first interpretation. i think it is large-cap specific worry that he has. if you want to go out and if you are berkshire, the valuations may not be as attractive as if it was in a small company, but is it worth his time? you can build a good feast from the crumbs from his table. >> when you t

>> are ritical element is at $40 or below. >> let's talk warren buffett.d, he said in his annual letter, he has no interest in quote, occidental energy. i'm curious, given the present that he is, and what he means to the whole investing universe, what is it like having him in your stock? is it import housekeeping, or seal of approval? i have one buffet in my stock, and he continues to buy it? i wonder what this gentleman is up to. >> i think that i personally am incredibly happy that he is invested in our stock. i take it to be positive. we have the chance to speak to him pretty regularly. that alone, has given me lessons in life and investing. this has lessons in leading that i would have never wise got the opportunity to be a part of. i am grateful not only for the investment, but grateful for the time that he has visited it. >> is there a particular lesson or a bit of insight that he gave you that you still carry with you? >> i carry a lot of them. i don't think i have ever had a conversation with warren buffett, that i did come away with a nugget to th

david: in all guy name warren buffett is done well over the years and surprisingly he's holding a huge amount of cash right now, the question is why he's been known to get in on the downside when everybody's panicking et cetera and buy up certain things that are undervalued, issue stock in certain ways that a lot of people don't have the money to do, what do you think he's waiting for do you believe that he sees a downward turn coming? >> i love warren buffett he's found areas of the market that most investors miss one thing that he said at the last shareholder meeting anything that comes to returns above slightly better is wishful thinking he set the stage saying we're going to have impressive going forward and why are they holding so much cash this is a classic argument of foreign half or 5% on your treasury, same with our treasury fund that is fi x that is yielding 7% it's a risk reward for the market and look where he's been buying look a occidental petroleum he's looking at energy names and i think the market is sleeping on energy if you're looking for another trade i know it's bo

i wonder how excited warren buffett is today. he owns 3%. >> if it was discovery, i would think it is interesting. it's not. >> it's not. it's not. >> you think warren -- >> warren is the shareholder of capital one. >> you know why i love warren? it's not age. it's the odometer. he has nothing to do with age. no one would ever say warren buffett is anything except brilliant and plugging away. same with charlie munger right to the end. chronological age. i'm making my own case. what are we talking about? my case not so good. >>> home depot, i heard of them. >> you want to talk about them? >> yeah. i'm very sharp still. you know, 20 years younger than these guys. home depot reported quarterly results. courtney reagan joins us with the numbers. i was trying to remember if it was last quarter that they were abysmal and the stock went up. >> it is funny. home depot stock sometimes doesn't move with the fundment the als from earnings. let's lay it out. home depot is reporting $2.82. that is above $2.77 consensus. revenue of $34.79 billi

you said warren buffett said nothing much could move the needle.in some of those stocks might be beginning. i look back at the '99, '98, 2000. the first was cisco. it was supposed to be the first billion dlarl stock. cisco was selling at 120 times earnings in early 2000. my goodness, if nvidia ever got to that valuation, it would be at $3,000 a share. now, i'm not making that prediction. i'm just telling you how crazy things can go. >> nvidia. >> nvidia. >> you were right that the market was going to keep going up. what you were wrong about was the economy. you were sure the fed was way too tight, needed to cut, the economy was slowing much more drastically than anticipated, and a lot of people -- i thought the same thing -- that was not the case. >> well, and that was the case a year ago. when scb failed, i thought, oh, my god. i was looking at the data saying, hey, the economy is getting through these interest rates. and then i became much more bullish on what the economy is going to do and backed off from any recession probability. yeah, i was d

if that is the case, warren buffett would only own mega cap tech. it is a trade working now. you can benefit from it now. the potential declines in overto overvaluations can wreak havoc. >> diversification is always a good idea. valuations are stretched. you gave us tech and a.i. plays that are outside the mega cap tech names. some are surprising. you are flagging two hospitality names in the group. marriott and hilton. why are they benefitting from the a.i. efficiencies and tech boom we are seeing? >> our focus is tech-enabled companies. you can book your hotel and arrive and spend a couple of days and you can check out without interacting with any person. the cost efficiencies that technology is getting not only from the reservation experience, but keyless entry c. covid has changed. cleaning and house keeping. you can reduce costs and companies with the run-up in hilton and multi-year run up in marriott. they heare very well run. the position to benefit from the traveling consumer is also lowering expenses from technology and leveraging that. that is the type of company th

warren buffett did not make as many waves. see with the brookshire bet is, and she did not make any. he trimmed his apple holdings, but warren buffett is known as someone who would invest into value stocks primarily, so apple is seen as is value play. that being said, trimming some of those positioning's, a lot of people are looking at that insane is there more to come? tom: thank you very much, anchor of markets today breaking down filings. liv ceo david richer as taken the blame for a typo that sent sores sharing on tuesday. the press relief initially said it's margin would expand by 500 basis points instead of 50 basis points. richard told bloomberg the lyft team is taking this error seriously. >> it is on me. there are a lot of eyes on this press release, but at the end of the day it is my bed. i do not want to take anything away from the performance the business it thanks to our employees and millions of drivers. we had financially our strongest quarter we have ever had, and i'm excited about it. tom: from the tech sector

. >> check out the cnbc's special warren buffett archive.er reported this. >> reporter: it is still a mystery with the filing including the notation with confidential information omitted and filed with the s.e.c. we continue to be in the dark about what that is all about. however, the firm did make some moves in the fourth quarter. besh berkshire holds $19 billion. warren buffett's firm slashed ownership in hp by 78% to hold under $700 million at the end of december. berkshire reducing the ownership in paramount global by one-third to hold under $1 billion worth. berkshire sold 10 million shares of apple. sounds like a lot, but it is 1% for the firm which is roughly $174 billion as of the end of the year. reminder that these forms are all snapshots from six weeks ago. they may have changed since then. for cnbc business news, i'm leslie picker. >>> bitcoin recaptured the $1 trillion market cap for the first time since 2021 on wednesday crossing the $52,000 mark. it is up month to date. 20% for you. arjun joins us with more. we talked about th

why warren buffett is shedding apple stock. is it time to change your portfolio? your market guru here plus consumers feeling the pain of inflation, tell you about the surprising cost causing a major pain in people's wallet. a nuclear nexus, house intel chair warning of an alleged nuclear threat out of russia. between this and iran president biden has a complex web of threats to watch. is he up for the job? two former congressman and military members joining us. republican lee zeldin and democrat patrick murphy are here. i am david asman in for neil. you are watching cavuto coast-to-coast. first, taking a look at the markets, doing pretty well, green on the screen, weaker than expected retail sales report columns inflation worries from the fed. let's break it out with strategic investment strategist luke lloyd. great to see you. numbers off the press from freddie mac's mortgage survey as we were worried about the inflation report, we had interest rates spiking and now we see the effect on mortgage rates. last week, it was 6. 64. right now getting the word from fre

. >> josh mentioned yesterday warren buffett and amazon. to me deere is a warren buffett stock. if you continue to see deere cheapen up like that, to me, that's the stock you see berkshire come in and buy. >> kevin, you traded half the position, was called away. we're excited jamie dimon will be on this program monday, of jpmorgan we'll get that promo out loud and proud and can't wait for that tell me about the stock here >> we had covered calls, i did not want jpmorgan to get called, i did want cisco to get called we had both positions called away i think it's the best of the breed, a stock that i feel has benefited in the regional space. they have very little debt, if any, and if you're going to be in financials, i think you want to own best in breed >>> discussing possible legal and policy options to pond to an alabama court decision that ruled frozen embryos were considered children under state law putting ivf access at risk administration officials tell nbc news the justice department and the department of health and human services are still early and no decisions have been

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same-store sales 2.8% and they expected to be better than that for all of 2024b when i saw warren buffett the general stuff but what is this the surprises. >> the stock is up 15000 today. >> it's amazing eight days in a row. stuart: you could buy a fraction. >> record operating profit from last year and to the insurance, stronger underwriting, record cash, $167.6 billion in warren buffett does not know what to do with it. in the letter to shareholders he sees view worthwhile investment opportunities left. stuart: which means stock prices are too high. >> that's a good translation, brookshire hathaway having a 1 trillion-dollar evaluation above 900. stuart: he was big in japan and the japanese market hit an all-time high and almost all-time high last week and buffett made a lot of money out of japan. >> that's what he has so much cash. >> 167 billion. he is 93 years old. stuart: still going strong. my hero. >> you have 20 years left. stuart: checked the big board, were in business for six and half minutes were up 60 points, 39194, when do you think we're going to hit 40000. who knows. take

. >> who was one of the earliest investors in warren buffett's conglomerate berkshire hathaway? >> oh, doctor ruth told the new york times last week in an interview that when her husband left her a whole bunch of berkshire hathaway stock, his instructions were to do whatever she thought was right with it. >> well, after making that decision, she said, quote, i hope he's smiling and not frowning. he gave me the opportunity to do this and i think he would be happy. i hope so, i think i'm saving now like 180,000. and then with interest, probably more took half a million. well, i'll tell you who's definitely happy now. i just like call my parents and they're like super, super happy about it. does this make you feel bad for all the times your alma mater is called for a donation and you're like, i gave you money already? yeah. >> i mean, in fact, to any billionaires out there that are watching the show, if you'd like to pay off current student loans for any university of miami graduate, that's let us know. we'll take it. >> i think it's like $1.7 trillion. is the national student debt

it is good to be warren buffett but concerning that in this case the rich are getting richer.k to main street though. if your day-to-day living isn't tough enough right now, wait until you get to your day-to-day retirement. overall, assets of the total retirement market, that stands at 35.7 trillion. that is down over 10% from 39.8 trillion back in 2021. and i just want to zoom in on your defined contribution plans. that is this blue right here. these are the 401(k)s, 403(b)s, 457 plans, federal employees thrift savings plans. they're spinning wheels, not making you money. then i want to go, before i go i want to zoom in on the 401(k)s here. those in particular have flipped and then stalled, okay? so, charles, your day-to-day is hard now. makes it harder to put away for retirement. i hate to be bleak, but charles, the economists may indeed be onto something. charles: people have been saying that for a long, long time. maybe we'll have to find data to get the economists to believe. thanks a lot, kelly, good stuff. really appreciate it. bring in a economist, one of the bests her

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up over again but if you get a stomach volatility and selected the right asset a principal of warren buffettets and hold them forever, there's hundreds of millions of people around the world that think bitcoin is the next asset and after the buying and holding. >> and i ask you a personal question what was the cheapest that you bought bitcoin at. >> i don't remember, i think the first time publicly that i was on television i talked about it was in the bear market of 2018 at $3200 and they were laughing at me. lauren: because it was cheap or expensive. >> it was down 80% they thought it was going to 0. lauren: durable and watching a backup, aside from bitcoin what tokens do you like. >> i think there's an entire basket, i don't want the individual tokens, my big bet is on the all coin etf providers so people are bitcoin etf's but will provide the other ones i think there is an interesting thing were bitcoin's prices are up a lot over 100% over the last year but coinbase outperformed bitcoin, micro strategy upper foreign bitcoin. you want to own bitcoin to own bitcoin they could take self cust

so, if warren buffett is all-in on japan, should you be? we asked our emerging markets specialist in the house, the ambassador tim seymour, for his top picks. so, tim, what are your -- >> i mean, look, i feel like i've been bullish on japan for a long time. it's one of the heaviest weighed in the international etf i advise on. and japan, to me, gets better and better because the macro around it is, we know deflation is over, we know if anything the bank of japan is no longer going to be targeting the yield curve, but down to companies themselves, the payout levels are growing. there's pressure on them from the tokyo stock exchange to actually increase those payout levels. the three names, the heavyweights, mitsubishi. it is clearly the jpmorgan of japan. you're getting at at .9 times price to tangible book. the spreads on their loans international and domestic seem to be growing. a lot of efficiencies. another one, sumitomo mitsui. we talk about the yen weakness, that's been fantastic for japan. and the ultimate beneficiary of yen weakness

>> warren buffett agrees with you.kely agreed th agru should say i agree with him. you state maybe pick individual stocks more of a fan of individual stocks? >> good blue-chip stocks and others are a nice complement to index funds pretty get enjoyment from owning individual stocks you may not get from index funds. >> nothing to say could have a minimalist portfolio do some stock picking on the side. it seems like i am the owner financial nudists at this table the lifestyles not for everyone. thank you all but we have since stocks, investors should flat-out avoid. alex joins a panel with the a warning on how online gaming could be a gateway to gambling. stay right there. the day you get your clearchoice dental implants makes every day... a "let's dig in" day... mm. ...a "chow down" day... a "take a big bite" day... a "perfectly delicious" day... - mm. [ chuckles ] - ...a "love my new teeth" day. because your clearchoice day is the day everything is back on the menu. a clearchoice day changes every day. schedule a free c

i called warren buffett up and said, warren, we will probably lose $4 a share. of that. i said our capital position is good you know, reality is i would like to invest more in our customers. we did we invested in our customers a lot of benefits were travel related. we put in streaming benefits and shipping benefits and cellular benefits and things like that. dining benefits with takeout that worked. what we saw was our card members really responded to that our retention numbers went up. we came out of the pandemic and we had a card base that was with us and our customers were really engaged with us. you know, we started to grow you know, coming out of pandemic, we grew 17% and 25% and this year at 15% a lesson from that is carry your colleagues and they will take care of customers. if you can work with customers and engage with customers, they will stay loyal. that's what happened >> you are in a unique position because berkshire has a 21% stake in american express. you had to get your biggest shareholder on board did he support your plans to inn v invest more?

real estate and are the masters of the universe, 50 people for the first book from karl icahn, warren buffett i love what they're doing you have the funds of 20 - $100 billion and they consistently are producing 20%, most of them are greater compound return some of them 30%, the general population does not understand, as decades large institutions, high net worth of people, pension funds, they have first access and no one knows about it there been rules that prevented most people from being able to do this after being accredited investor, those things are changing i want to interview and find the answers. one thing that i try to explain simple terms as people go to the public markets the high net worth have 46% in alternative investments, only 29%, why, if you look at the s&p 500 you can see that over 35 years account of nine-point to percent that's double your money every eight years. it's pretty awesome but if you have a basic private equity it is 14-point to percent that's 50% more money per year compounded and to give people perspective imagine a million dollars in the stock market 35 yea

. >>> and warren buffett put out his annual letter to berkshire hathaway shareholders. of omaha says play the long game and ignore pundits offering financial forecasts. the 93-year-old has written an annual letter since 1965. >>> that's your cbs "money watch" report for this monday morning. i'm matt pieper, cbs news, new york. >>> five players are being suspended by the nba without pay for their roles in friday's wild fight during the miami heat-new orleans pelicans game. two players received three-game suspensions for leaving the bench area and fighting. two other players including miami's jimmy butler were suspended for one game each for instigating that fight. another player was also suspended for one game. butler will lose the most money, nearly $260,000. >>> and yesterday's nascar race in atlanta ended with a wild photo finish. take a look at this. three cars crossed the finish line at the cup series race in what looked like the exact same moment. but after a closer photo review, daniel suarez was declared the winner. the margin of victory -- get this -- .003 of a

>> warren buffett agrees with you.0 to the way to go to grad likely agreed th agru should say i agree with him. you state maybe pick individual stocks more of a fan of individual stocks? >> good blue-chip stocks and others are a nice complement to index funds pretty get enjoyment from owning individual stocks you may not get from index funds. >> nothing to say could have a minimalist portfolio do some stock picking on the side. it seems like i am the owner financial nudists at this table the lifestyles not for everyone. thank you all but we have since stocks, investors should flat-out avoid. alex joins a panel with the a warning on how online gaming could be a gateway to gambling. stay right there. he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ you always got your mind on the green. not you. you! your business bank account with quickboo

. >> i think brookshire should pay even though warren buffett is against the but ultimately when he'svidend it wouldn't be bad to pay what now over 150 billion in cash and he can't find much to do with the money. it be a good idea for brookshire to pay what now. jack: let's get actionable ideas, teresa you have a company i was unfamiliar with. >> if you enjoy champagne and caviar lifestyle, young chefs warehouse to think for catering to your cravings. it is a specialty food distributor that has contracts across the nation with high-end restaurants, luxury hotels and country clubs. business is booming and the shares traded 24 times forward earnings, that sounds like a recipe for more growth. jack: thank you. you literally have a household name. >> i'm looking at procter & gamble, generate 23rd reported earnings had a nice jump. what are the moments where it looks kind of interesting. i wanted to wait a little bit but the stock is showing no signs of weakness, margins are improving even if revenue might be under pressure. if china warms up, the stocks in a great position, trading at 52

semi-criminal, semi-eccentric, a person who is either casino, or women, or beauty contests, and not some warren buffett, who is always about one thing. lyuberetsk developer, is there luzhnikovsky or sonevsky? beauty, a bit of cinema, it's all some kind of mass media, he probably thinks like this: listen, don't negotiate, you get 20% of ukraine, we take 80, great business, you get a bare 20%. these are the territories and all the preferences are related to access to the sea, is there any new geopolitical situation for you? putin doesn't want 20%, he wants 100%, that's it important to understand. and here is the hope that even if trump wins the election, they will not agree, because 20% is not enough for putin. moreover, 100% of ukraine is not enough for him, his goal is what was stated in his memorandum in december 2021. the entire former eastern bloc, its demilitarization from the borders in may 1997, before the nato membership of these countries. that's what he's going to push for, and the hope is that they don't end up making a deal, because for trump it was a concession on air trade. i i think that

semi-criminal, semi-eccentric, a person who is either casino, or women, or beauty contests, not some warren buffetts always about one thing. lyuberetsk developer, whether there is luzhnikivskyi or sonzevskyi. great business, you get a bare 20%, it's territories and all the preferences related to access to the sea, some new geopolitical situation for you. putin does not want 20%, he wants 100%, this is important to understand. and here is this hope that even if trump wins the election, they will not come to an agreement. because 20% is not enough for putin. moreover, 100% of ukraine is not enough for him. his goal is what was stated in his memorandum in december 2021. the entire former eastern bloc, its demilitarization from the borders in may 1997 , preceded the nato membership of these countries. he will pursue exactly this. and the hope that they will not come to an agreement in the end, because for trump. it was a concession for nothing trade for air. i think that putin can now maneuver without revealing all his cards. he wants to simply change the atmosphere in the united states, in the politic

or he has exactly this psychology, the psychology of a woman, or beauty contests, and not some warren buffett, who is always about one thing. the lyubertsy developer, whether it's luzhnikovsky or sonzevskyi, you understand, when there are beauty contests, a little bit of cinema, it's all some kind of mass media. he probably thinks like this: listen, don't negotiate, you get 20% of ukraine, we take 80, great business, you get a bare 20%, it's territories and all preferences related to access to the sea, some kind of new geopolitical situation for you, putin doesn't want 20%, he wants 100%, that's important to understand, and that's where the hope is that even if trump wins the election, they won't come to an agreement, because putin doesn't want 20%. moreover, 100% of ukraine is not enough for him. his goal is what was stated in his memorandum in december 2021. the entire former eastern bloc. militarization of the borders of may 1997 before nato membership of these countries. that's what he's going to push for, and the hope is that they don't end up making a deal, because for trump it was a co

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