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Speaker 2: Best idea and a little bit of history here what

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Speaker 2: we've done at Bloomberg surveillance and a zillion years ago

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Speaker 2: didn't do politics, we didn't do international relations, and some

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Speaker 2: of our statistical people said there was a real interest

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Speaker 2: years ago doing what in America we call international relations

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Speaker 2: over in foreign policy would be another phrase over in Europe.

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Speaker 2: And I was thunderstruck by the response. It's really become

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Speaker 2: a heritage of the program. And when you have Trump

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Speaker 2: Putin Trump, you want to call up people that you

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Speaker 2: know with experience on this relationship. I started with the

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Speaker 2: wonderful Marshall Goldman of Wellesley and Harvard years ago, otherworthies,

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Speaker 2: but no one has been more effective than Angeli's stent

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Speaker 2: will get to her in a moment. Here is Richard

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Speaker 2: Portis of the London Business School, with all of his

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Speaker 2: expertise on Russia.

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Speaker 3: Putin's got the cards, partly because Trump is willing to

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Speaker 3: let him play them, and he's playing Trump. But Trump

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Speaker 3: seems to think that's just fine, and that maybe he'll

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Speaker 3: get a Nobel Peace Prize out of this. But as

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Speaker 3: I say, I think the Europeans are not going to

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Speaker 3: play ball with that kind but a kind of a

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Speaker 3: deal that Putin has in mind, and that's going to

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Speaker 3: be a big area of conflict between the europe and

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Speaker 3: the United States potentially if Trump tries to pursue it.

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Speaker 2: Richard portis there of the United Kingdom of Great Britain

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Speaker 2: of the London Business School. Angelos Stent was my first

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Speaker 2: call the day of the invasion of Ukraine. Her book

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Speaker 2: Putin's World was my book of the year. I made

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Speaker 2: my book of the year in February, that's how important

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Speaker 2: her book is. It's just a great one volume read

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Speaker 2: of the foundational beliefs of Vladimir Putin. Angelus Stent of

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Speaker 2: the Brookings Institute of Georgetown University.

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Speaker 4: On this historic day, I would say, we're more or

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Speaker 4: less all living in Putin's world at the moment, right

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Speaker 4: we're waiting to see what he will say. I think

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Speaker 4: you have to understand that Putin is not interested in

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Speaker 4: a ceasefire. Now he said that in principle he's interested

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Speaker 4: in it, but he still believes that Russia is winning

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Speaker 4: and he wants more concessions from Ukraine. President Trump obviously

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Speaker 4: would like Putin to accept a ceasefire. He has said

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Speaker 4: that what they're going to talk about is territories, land,

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Speaker 4: the nuclear power plant. I'm assuming he means the biggest

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Speaker 4: one in Europe in Upprarisia, which the Russians now occupied,

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Speaker 4: and then.

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Speaker 2: He takes ACCTS.

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Speaker 5: Now. I don't really know what he means by assets,

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Speaker 5: but I would think that Putin's going to string him

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Speaker 5: along on the ceasefire. What Putin's interested in is the

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Speaker 5: restoration or hes Russian relations.

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Speaker 2: Angel's stent of the Brookings Institute, and then Richard portis

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Speaker 2: before as well. Again, look to all of Bloomberg's coverage

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Speaker 2: here with the Henry Winter and others here, decades of

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Speaker 2: experience in Moscow and of course in Eastern Europe. Now

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Speaker 2: on Ukraine, on Russia, on the United States, on your

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