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Speaker 5: the White House moments ago President Trump and the head

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Speaker 2: But I got in. We went to Singapore where we met.

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Speaker 2: He is about influencers. These are influencers.

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Speaker 5: And their friends and mine.

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Speaker 5: Okay, we're back here, Jack Pisilbec. We're live now on

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Speaker 5: We've got a man a head from Real America's Voice. Amanda,

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Speaker 5: Incredible work, Amanda. Thank you so much for being there,

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Speaker 5: Thanks Jack, good to see you you as well as always. Okay, so, folks,

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Speaker 5: American empire, the winding down of the wars, and setting

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Speaker 5: America on a footing for peace and prosperity for the

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Speaker 5: American worker and the American family. First, we'll be right

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Speaker 5: back with more Human Events Daily here live on this

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Speaker 5: incredibly historic occasion.

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Speaker 11: Jack, Where's Jack?

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Speaker 5: Where's Jack?

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Speaker 1: Where is it Jack?

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Speaker 7: I want to see you.

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Speaker 10: Great job, Jack, Thank you, what a job you do.

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Speaker 1: You know, we have an incredible think.

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Speaker 7: We're always talking about.

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Speaker 1: The fake news and demand, but we have guys and

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Speaker 1: these are the guys you're forgetting Bullisheski.

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Speaker 5: All right, Jack Pisobik here, we are back Human Events Daily.

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Speaker 5: We're really tracking and we've got the live from Russia

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Speaker 5: live shot there. We're tracking this huge meeting between President

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Speaker 5: Trump Secretary General Mark root of NATO as well as

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Speaker 5: we're waiting for and it's currently it's currently evening in Russia.

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Speaker 5: It's about nine thirty pm, so they're seven hours ahead

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Speaker 5: of East Coast time here in Washington from US, and

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Speaker 5: we're still waiting to see if wit Cough will be

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Speaker 5: meeting with President or between me President Putin. We are

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Speaker 5: told that meeting is not not yet begun, or if

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Speaker 5: it has begun, it has not come out publicly yet. Gavin,

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Speaker 5: we've got about one minute until we rejoin with radio.

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Speaker 5: What are the stakes here? Can just run us through

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Speaker 5: the stakes in one minute?

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Speaker 7: Well, I mean the stakes are nuclear war. I mean

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Speaker 7: that's really what you know this is all about. And

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Speaker 7: thank god we have President Trump in office who understands

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Speaker 7: what the stakes are, who understands what we're up against.

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Speaker 6: And what the possibilities are.

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Speaker 7: You know, we have so many children, so many you know,

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Speaker 7: entitled obnoxious children running things in Europe and who are

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Speaker 7: running things in our country previously, and they were pushing

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Speaker 7: the world closer to nuclear arm again and than it's

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Speaker 7: ever been before since maybe the height of the Cold War.

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Speaker 7: So we need to be realistic, we need to be pragmatic.

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Speaker 7: We need to embrace real politique, recognizing we're.

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Speaker 6: In a multipolar world order and.

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Speaker 7: Recognizing that this is a conflict that needs to come

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Speaker 7: to an end, and we need to put the egos

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Speaker 7: and the pettiness and the whims of some.

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Speaker 6: Leaders in Europe aside for the sake of world peace.

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Speaker 7: And that means peace in Ukraine, piece between Ukraine and Russia,

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Speaker 7: and thus piece on the global stage.

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Speaker 5: Folks. This is huge. This is the world stage. This

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Speaker 5: is maga world peace. We're going to take one second.

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Speaker 5: I want to bring in the radio audience. Now, bear

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Speaker 5: with us, because we need to get everyone in on this.

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Speaker 2: Hey Jack, where's Jack?

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Speaker 5: Where's Jack?

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Speaker 11: Where is it Jack?

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Speaker 5: I want to see you.

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Speaker 1: Great job, Jack, Thank you. What a job you do.

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Speaker 1: You know, we have an incredible thing.

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Speaker 5: We're always talking about the fake news.

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Speaker 1: And the band, but we have guys, and these are

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Speaker 1: the guys who are forgetting publishes.

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Speaker 5: All right, Jock Prozovik, here we are back Human Events Daily.

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Speaker 5: We're live on Real America's Voice. We're also bringing in

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Speaker 5: words sky News showing dropping some analysis out ev Or Bennett,

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Speaker 5: who was their Moscow correspondent over there, saying, in his view,

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Speaker 5: Putin doesn't appear to show any signs of compromise, and

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Speaker 5: I just want to read this from sky News. It

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Speaker 5: says Valatimir Putin is going was never going to flat

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Speaker 5: out reject the US proposal for a ceasefire, but he

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Speaker 5: also wasn't going to fully endorse it. If he does agree,

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Speaker 5: if Russia does agree, it will come with strings attached.

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Speaker 5: The Russian The Krem leader didn't specify Moscow's demands, but

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Speaker 5: he did allude to them by saying that the peace

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Speaker 5: deal had to eliminate quote, the root causes of the conflict.

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Speaker 5: It became a frequent refrain of his and shows that

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Speaker 5: Moscow's maximalist position hasn't changed. This is, of course, referring

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Speaker 5: to NATO's eastward expansion, which he blames as the catalyst

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Speaker 5: for the war in Ukraine. And of course, by the way,

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Speaker 5: it also and we have a little bit of a

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Speaker 5: readout here as well, they were talking about it. Putin

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Speaker 5: was talking about the fact that there are twelve hundred

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Speaker 5: miles of frontline currently in the Ukraine War between Russia

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Speaker 5: and Ukraine. That's about the distance from New York to Miami,

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Speaker 5: almost the entire east coast. And he's also asking questions

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Speaker 5: about who's going to guarantee the ceasefire, who's going to

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Speaker 5: monitor the agreement for violations, what is the authority, is

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Speaker 5: there an international peace, is it censors, how does it work, roans, etc.

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Speaker 5: And of course, Vladimir Putin visiting Kursk the region just

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Speaker 5: a few hours ago, really just yesterday, wearing fatigues for

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Speaker 5: the first time since the war began and donning those

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Speaker 5: after a just a strong, very strong Russian victory in

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Speaker 5: the cursed region, mirroring, of course, throw on a much

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Speaker 5: smaller scale, the Great Battle of Kersk in World War Two,

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Speaker 5: which is fought over the very same terrain, although in

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Speaker 5: that case you had upwards of two point two million

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Speaker 5: soldiers both from the Nazis and the Soviets combined, as

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Speaker 5: well as about six thousand armored vehicles, six thousand tanks.

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Speaker 5: And so I want to bring Gavin Wax back in

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Speaker 5: here Gavin. President Trump, I think understands the overall peace

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Speaker 5: picture here and understands that ultimately the biggest players in

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Speaker 5: this are not NATO and Ukraine the way the media

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Speaker 5: would have us believe. But it really kind of does

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Speaker 5: come down to a proxy fight between the US and Russia.

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Speaker 5: Is that right?

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Speaker 2: Yeah?

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Speaker 7: Absolutely, I think he understands that this is great power

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Speaker 7: politics and really the only two state actors that matter

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Speaker 7: are the United States and Russia. And I think the

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Speaker 7: about that, but at the end of the day, they're

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Speaker 7: pretty much vassole states at the United States at this point.

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Speaker 7: They don't really have any military capabilities to speak of,

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Speaker 7: their economy as a fraction of ours is and you know,

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Speaker 7: they may be, you know, trying to recreate a European

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Speaker 7: Grand Army under Macrone and trying to revitalize German military industry,

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Speaker 7: but this is all far too little, far too late.

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Speaker 7: They were never in a position to be dictating the

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Speaker 7: terms of this conflict, certainly not the terms of peace.

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Speaker 7: This was always going to be a discussion between the

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Speaker 7: United States and Russia, or a man to man between

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Speaker 7: And I think, look, as time goes on, it's becoming

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Speaker 7: clear that this conflict is unwinnable for the Ukrainians and

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Speaker 7: the position of the West and the position the United

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Speaker 7: table and get the best possible deal for both Ukraine

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Speaker 7: and the West. And I think that's what we're going

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Speaker 7: to have to discuss the negotiating process. There are obviously

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Speaker 7: some red lines that Russia and Putin have drawn, and

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Speaker 7: where they're willing to acquiesce and where they're not is

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Speaker 7: going to be determined through this process. But at least

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Speaker 7: we're having this process, which in of itself is a

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Speaker 7: massive development from the past few years of no communication,

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Speaker 5: Well, and that's really what it's all about, because this

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Speaker 5: you know, Putin's going to agree to the ceasefire and

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Speaker 5: this is going to you know, the balls in his

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Speaker 5: cord and he's going to agree right away. But when

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Speaker 5: it really comes down to it, that's not how these

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Speaker 5: types of negotiations usually work. Typically with negotiations like this.

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Speaker 5: At the end of any big conflict, you're going to

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Speaker 5: have the leaders get together, You're going to have a

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Speaker 5: of course, a framework that'll be agreed to by the envoys.

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Speaker 5: So that's that's mark Root from the NATO side. That's

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Speaker 5: Witkov going to the Russians to get their information. That's

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Speaker 5: Lavrov putting out his process. That's also, by the way,

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Speaker 5: the Secretary of State and Waltz meeting with the Ukrainians

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Speaker 5: and their interlocutors there in Jedi Saudi Arabia. But this

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Speaker 5: really isn't going to come into effect until we see

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Speaker 5: a meeting between the leaders of the United States, the

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Speaker 5: knows right who knows how that's going to look or

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Speaker 5: even where that would take place.

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Speaker 8: Now.

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Speaker 5: I think one of the reasons personally that they can't

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Speaker 5: use Istanbul anymore is that Airdwan has turfed himself out

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Speaker 5: because he's taken so much of a line with the

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Speaker 5: at him as an impartial player in the conflict. He's

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Speaker 5: someone who's been completely on board with NATO, obviously being

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Speaker 5: a NATO member, but also completely on board with the

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Speaker 5: Ukrainian war effort and selling those by Yaktar drones and

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Speaker 5: so many others. Of course, he can point to keeping

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Speaker 5: the Dardanelles closed in the Bosphorus, the lines to the

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Speaker 5: Black Sea and keeping with them Montro Treaty from the

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Speaker 5: early nineteen hundreds of World War One era treaty. But

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Speaker 5: at the end of the day, he's taken aside in

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Speaker 5: the conflict. So that's why they're going down to Saudi

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Speaker 5: Arabia for all of this, because the Saudis, if anything,

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Speaker 5: haven't really taken aside one way or the other. So

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Speaker 5: they've got they've got the ability to be neutral ground.

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Speaker 5: But when it really all comes in the same deal

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Speaker 5: with by the way, with pretty much everywhere in Europe,

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Speaker 5: with the exception of like, I don't know, Hungary. And

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Speaker 5: so the idea moving forward then is if we're going

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Speaker 5: to see a piece and Gavin, let let's let's let's

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Speaker 5: even pull it back even further. Let's put it back

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Speaker 5: way further. Because President Trump and I keep saying this,

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Speaker 5: the tariffs are connected to the foreign policy. The tariffs,

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Speaker 5: NATO foreign policy, our relationship with Europe, it's all deeply interconnected.

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Speaker 5: And we've been talking about this here on Human Events Daily.

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Speaker 5: The media is never going to get this. I think

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Speaker 5: this goes honestly, Gavin, you've talked to reporters. The way

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Speaker 5: I do this stuff goes right over their heads. They

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Speaker 5: have no idea. They look at one lane as economic,

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Speaker 5: one lane as military. They can't actually see the connection.

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Speaker 5: What President Trump is trying to do is wind down

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Speaker 5: the globalist American empire project. Isn't that right?

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Speaker 7: No, that's absolutely correct. It's all interconnected. And I think

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Speaker 7: President Trump and Vice President JD. Vance are making it

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Speaker 7: clear that our alliances, our treaty obligations, our relationships with

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Speaker 7: other states are based on mutual benefit. They're based on

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Speaker 7: a transaction. They're based off of a two way street.

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Speaker 7: And far too long it's been a one way street,

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Speaker 7: with the Europeans saying gimme, gimme, gimme, and the United

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Speaker 7: back in return. We see that on trade, where they

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Speaker 7: have prevented a whole litany of American products from effectively

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Speaker 7: being imported in to the European Union. And now, of

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Speaker 7: course the Europeans are crying bloody murder when President Trump

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Speaker 7: suggests reciprocal tariffs and suggests a reevaluation of our trade

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Speaker 7: relationship with Europe. They also cry bloody murder when JD.

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Speaker 7: Vans Vice President JD. Vance brings up very key failings

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Speaker 7: of these European nations in terms of preserving the civil

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Speaker 7: it relates to political imprisonment, and a whole litany of

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Speaker 7: other key issues that many Americans have been very disappointed

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Speaker 7: to see develop, whether in the United Kingdom or continental Europe.

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Speaker 7: So again, these relationships are really not based anymore on

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Speaker 7: shared values because the European values have taken a nosedive

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Speaker 7: into the tyrannical sadly in recent years, and obviously now

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Speaker 7: as it pertains to the military end of things, President

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Speaker 7: Trump has long been consistent and demanding that the Europeans

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Speaker 7: pay their fair share for their own defense, particularly as

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Speaker 7: it relates to their contractual obligations to NATO. They've long

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Speaker 7: tried to circum vent those requirements and have the United

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Speaker 7: States pay for their defense while they could pay for

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Speaker 7: their own welfare states and pay to subsidized industries that

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Speaker 7: compete with the United States, while at the same time

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Speaker 7: not allowing us to import into Europe or export into Europe. Rather,

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Speaker 7: so all of these things are coming to a head.

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Speaker 7: We're seeing a complete geopolitical realignment in action. We're seeing

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Speaker 7: President Trump reevaluate everything on the table. Nothing is just

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Speaker 7: going to be the status quo for the sake of

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Speaker 7: being the status quo. We need better trade relationships, we

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Speaker 7: need better military allies.

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Speaker 6: We need peace.

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Speaker 7: Otherwise President Trump will not be able to achieve his

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Speaker 7: massive domestic agenda as it relates to the economy, as

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Speaker 7: it relates to the border, as it relates to cultural

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Speaker 7: and traditional values, or rejuvenation of the American Republic.

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Speaker 6: We need peace in Europe to do that, and.

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Speaker 7: We also need to geopolitically realign towards Asia, towards Asia Pacific,

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Speaker 7: to China, which is our main geopolitical foe, both economically

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Speaker 7: and militarily. We've seen the actions of the CCP domestically

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Speaker 7: far outweigh anything that the Russians have been have supposedly done,

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Speaker 7: or any other state in Europe or elsewhere for that matter.

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Speaker 6: It remains that China under the.

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Speaker 7: CCP has been our main adversary buying up tons of

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Speaker 7: land across the United States strategic farmland. I know the

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Speaker 7: Trump and gustrations looking into that. They flooded our schools

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Speaker 7: and universities with effectively CCP spies and agents getting American

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Speaker 7: education to then bring back to China or to infiltrate

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Speaker 7: our own institutions in corporate America. We've seen Chinese spies

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Speaker 7: operate in the US government, in the US military, recently

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Speaker 7: having been indicted for selling state secrets. We've seen some

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Speaker 7: of those Chinese student visa holders engaged in espionage near

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Speaker 7: US military bases.

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Speaker 6: We've seen the CCP.

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Speaker 7: Run a underground police station in Lower Manhattan to spy

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Speaker 7: on US nationals.

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Speaker 6: Chinese we've seen.

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Speaker 5: It's completely wild. It's completely wild, and we've.

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Speaker 7: Gone after they've gone after shen Yunival of Aul groups.

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Speaker 6: You know, it's a Chinese dance troupe. They've tried to.

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Speaker 5: Traditional lands, the traditional lands folks.

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Speaker 7: Well you know Jack, you know, you know the cultural revolution,

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Speaker 7: Mao's cultural revolution, that's what they're trying to export. They're

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Speaker 7: trying to stop out any traditional cature Chinese traditional culture.

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Speaker 5: Offers because they've dug up dangerors and and and put

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Speaker 5: them on trial again. Ridiculous. Gavin Wack where people follow you,

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Speaker 5: brother at.

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Speaker 6: Gavin Wax, you can follow me. Just published a piece

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Speaker 6: Daily College. Check it out. Pollution tariffs on China.

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Speaker 4: We even know.

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Speaker 5: China, China, China will be right back. Both human events tally.

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Speaker 5: Jack is a great guys.

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Speaker 2: Everybody's talking about it.

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Speaker 6: Don't get it.

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Speaker 1: Right from the beginning.

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Speaker 10: We're gonna turn it around. As for readiness of Ukraine

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Speaker 10: for the ceasefire, I'll tell you my estimation of this

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Speaker 10: look at. But first of all, I would like to

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Speaker 10: thank the President of the United States for for paying

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Speaker 10: so much attention to regulating the conflict in Ukraine. Of course,

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Speaker 10: we all have lots of current issues to deal with,

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Speaker 10: and the Chairman of China Resilian and the Prime Minister

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Speaker 10: of India, heads of States Brazil and South Africa, they

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Speaker 10: are they are dealing with this issue, and they're paying

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Speaker 10: a lot of attention to this, and we're grateful for this,

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Speaker 10: and we we're hoping that their activity. We understand that

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Speaker 10: their activities aimed at reducing loss of human life in

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Speaker 10: the conflict.

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Speaker 9: When I'm working long hours, I'm always listening to human

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Speaker 9: events with Jack Osobek.

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Speaker 5: Are Jack Sob Live Human Events Daily. We're also we're

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Speaker 5: on Real Marker's Voice also bringing in our three Charlie

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Speaker 5: kirkshow on the Salem Radio Network. I want to bring

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Speaker 5: in now Kenny Cody, who is the brand new opinion

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Speaker 5: editor over at Humanevents dot com. Congratulations to you, Kenny.

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Speaker 5: But of course we're hitting the ground running because today

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Speaker 5: we're in the midst of these live developments of we're

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Speaker 5: living through the Fourth Turning. The Fourth Turning is in

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Speaker 5: full swing as we await President Putin's meeting with Steve Whitkoff,

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Speaker 5: the envoy there in Moscow. Just after President Trump made

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Speaker 5: his comments in the White House, we go, We've gone

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Speaker 5: from the White House to New York. We're now covering Moscow.

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Speaker 5: We're waiting for this. Putin already making a statement saying

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Speaker 5: he's interested in the ceasefire, but he wants to get

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Speaker 5: more specifics on that. Kenny Cody, what what is your

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Speaker 5: sense on the stakes of this? And guys, let's get

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Speaker 5: that live shot of Moscow op so people can see

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Speaker 5: that this is going to be happening very very so

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Speaker 5: soon here that Kenny, what is your sense of the

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Speaker 5: stakes of this and what President Trump specifically campaigned on.

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Speaker 11: Well, I didn't know it'd be as soon, but this

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Speaker 11: has the opportunity to be the biggest foreign policy accomplishment

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Speaker 11: of the Trump presidency. You know, him bringing these stakeholders

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Speaker 11: to the table and discussing a ceasefire, discussing peace in

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Speaker 11: the most publicized conflict there is in the world, currently

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Speaker 11: involving a world superpower and a country that has garnereding

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Speaker 11: god foreign aid from about every country in the world

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Speaker 11: finding against Russia. So I think this is has the

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Speaker 11: potential to be a huge causer for the Trump presidency.

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Speaker 11: And more importantly, is going to say the laws of

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Speaker 11: the United States soldiers going to say that as a

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Speaker 11: Ukrainian soldiers wresholders from a continuing of the conflict that.

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Speaker 5: We all know how it's going to end up.

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Speaker 11: This is a continuing conflict, is continuing fire, it's continuing

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Speaker 11: the loss of life. And this is the entire idea

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Speaker 11: that Trump campaigned on. It's Michael World peace, It's peace

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Speaker 11: through strength.

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Speaker 6: We are Uncle Lens.

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Speaker 11: The lands can come to our country and believe our

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Speaker 11: president and our president We're not going to let him

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Speaker 11: come into the old office and keep on begging for

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Speaker 11: money when he's showing no gratitude. We're not going to

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Speaker 11: let Putin continue to continue to run over Donald Trump

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Speaker 11: like he did Joe Boden. This is a different president

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Speaker 11: with a different foreign policy strategy, and this piece through

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Speaker 11: strength foreign policy ideology with the prioritizing anti intervicism but

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Speaker 11: also strong arming those role leaders that are intimidated about

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Speaker 11: Roland Trump is exactly why he won the presidency and

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Speaker 11: why he can bring world peace to this to both Ukraine,

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Speaker 11: Russia and the rest of the world, this could be

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Speaker 11: the potential to be the most important foreign policy development

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Speaker 11: in the history of.

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Speaker 5: The Trump to Trump president and Kenny Ray real quick,

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Speaker 5: I want to come in here with some breaking news

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Speaker 5: because according to Ukrainian media, we're just getting reports out

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Speaker 5: of this. There are a lot of questions about the

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Speaker 5: ceasefire declaration, that joint statement that was put out by

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Speaker 5: the Ukrainian negotiators and the US, but we're also getting

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Speaker 5: a back brief or it looks like Ukrainian media did

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Speaker 5: over you. According to European provduct, do you Ukraine that

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Speaker 5: their delegation in Saudi Arabia refused to agree to give

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Speaker 5: up NATO membership aspirations as part of their ceasefire conditions,

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Speaker 5: and they called it, according to this a red line

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Speaker 5: for Ukraine that it cannot be removed from the agenda. So, Kenny,

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Speaker 5: you know you've been watching this stuff. I've been watching

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Speaker 5: this stuff. This is going to be a huge point

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Speaker 5: of contention. Of course, that's why President Trump's got set

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Speaker 5: the Secretary General there in the Oval Office today because he,

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Speaker 5: I'm sure has already been briefed by wit coffin Rubio

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Speaker 5: that the Ukrainians refuse to drop this NATO aspiration from

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Speaker 5: it and so he's probably going to have to go

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Speaker 5: to NATO and now and say, look, if these guys

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Speaker 5: won't give it up, we're going to have to drop

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Speaker 5: the hammer. Because at the end of the day, it's

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Speaker 5: the United States that's footing the bill for NATO. And sure,

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Speaker 5: I'm sure lots of countries want to join NATO, but

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Speaker 5: that exactly how it works, is a Kenny.

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Speaker 11: Cody, no citideland and seventeen. Donald Trump is advocated that

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Speaker 11: the United States foots the bill for every European country

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Speaker 11: and every member of NATO. Europe has far too long

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Speaker 11: attempted to make the United States pay an unfair share

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Speaker 11: and an unfair amount of efforts into giving countries likely Ukraine,

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Speaker 11: foreign aid, weapons and whatever else.

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Speaker 5: They need and catering to them.

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Speaker 11: And democratic politicians and ill conservative politicians have continued that

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Speaker 11: funding and continued that backing. So finally the United States

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Speaker 11: is going to have to dry line in the sad

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Speaker 11: and say, look, this is not going to happen. We're

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Speaker 11: not going to continue to funnel money into the military

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Speaker 11: industrial complex, funnel money in these foreign countries who want

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Speaker 11: this war to continue, because make no mistakes, but there's

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Speaker 11: a lot of Europe who wants this war to continue

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Speaker 11: with the United States are going to have to stand up.

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Speaker 11: Rubio and everybody will call and everybody else are going

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Speaker 11: to have to say this cannot happen.

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Speaker 5: We have got to have tea.

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Speaker 11: You're going to stop that this route now and not

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Speaker 11: let Ukraine be the arbiters of this negotiation. I remember

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Speaker 11: they are the ones like when Trump said that they

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Speaker 11: don't have the cards. If they still do not have

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Speaker 11: the cards, they cannot in charge of this peace negotiation.

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Speaker 6: This has to be equal on.

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Speaker 11: All grounds, including the United States, considering how mistakes and

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Speaker 11: how many billions of dollars we've sent both of these

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Speaker 11: countries to continue this war.

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Speaker 5: Yes, the United States and NATO are huge actors in

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Speaker 5: this and to say that they're not is just completely ridiculous.

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Speaker 5: And when the Russians talk about root causes, that's what

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Speaker 5: they're talking about. Folks, go follow Kenny Cody, the great

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Speaker 5: new opinion editor on Human Events dot com. Go and

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Speaker 5: make sure you're following him. Kenny Cody TN on X

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Speaker 5: LEAs and Gentlemen has always they have our permission lay

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