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00:00We're going to line up with you guys.

00:01All reporters, go back.

00:03Show the camera to the photographers up front.

00:05Can the reporters please move to the back of the line?

00:07And then just keep in mind, the center center.

00:09Yeah, I think you're correct.

00:11Peter's got to be center center.

00:13Still a center person down below in the chair.

00:17We're each shooting a gap in between the chairs.

00:20So I'm going to go to the left, and you guys just

00:23got to pick a gap.

00:30No, no, no, no.

00:31Appreciate it.

00:31I just have to get away.

00:48We're going to let the cameras burst, and then

00:52we're going to do like a 10-second pause.

00:56You guys got like 10 seconds.

00:58And then the reporters will come in after.

01:00I love it.

01:00Really?

01:01Yeah.

01:01Five seconds.

01:02Don't negotiate down on it.

01:12Well, I wasn't going to go to four seconds.

01:14I was going to keep it at 10.

01:26We're still doing this.

01:29I'm kind of like, where am I going to put it?

01:31Yeah.

01:32I feel like 10 seconds.

01:42Where were you?

01:43Yeah, right.

01:44Me?

01:44Yeah.

01:45Or April.

01:46Yeah.

01:51There's a line up here, which is our opening film.

01:54OK.

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05:11You were gonna do me, but hi, guys.

05:14Howdy, guys.

05:15How are you?

05:15Good to see you too.

05:20Just a breath of fresh air every once in a while.

05:22Feels good.

05:24Today is Friday.

05:25I'm not on the road this weekend.

05:26Perfect.

05:27I'm taking my baby to aquatata swim school for his swim class.

05:31Wow.

05:32Yes, he's in the tadpole level one.

05:34All right, guys.

05:35cameras is down first.

05:36Reporters hold for a second.

05:39The President Hi, General.

06:09Well, thank you very much.

06:32It's an honor to have President Zelensky of Ukraine, and we've been working very hard,

06:39very close.

06:40So we've actually known each other for a long time.

06:41We've been dealing with each other for a long time and very well.

06:45We had little negotiations, but that worked out great, I think, for both countries.

06:51I think for the world, actually, beyond both countries.

06:55And we have something that is a very fair deal.

06:59And we look forward to getting in and digging, digging, digging, and working and getting

07:04some of the rare earth.

07:06But it means we're going to be inside, and it's a big commitment from the United States.

07:11And we appreciate working with you very much.

07:15And we will continue to do that.

07:17We have had some very good discussions with Russia.

07:20I spoke with President Putin, and we're going to try and bring this to a close.

07:25It's something that you want and that he wants.

07:27We have to negotiate a deal.

07:29But we've started the confines of a deal, and I think something can happen.

07:35The big thing is the number of soldiers, mostly at this point, but soldiers being killed.

07:41They're losing thousands of soldiers.

07:43On both sides, we're losing a lot of soldiers.

07:45And we want to see it stop.

07:48And we want to see the money get put to different kinds of use, like rebuilding, the rebuilding.

07:53And we're going to be working very hard.

07:56But we've had a lot of very good conversations.

07:58I will say, until we came along, the Biden administration didn't speak to Russia whatsoever.

08:03They didn't speak to anybody.

08:05They just allowed this to continue.

08:08And I will say that — I'll say in front of you, you've heard me say it a thousand times.

08:14If I were President, this war would have never happened.

08:16We would have had a deal negotiated for you without having to go through what you've gone through.

08:22But you — your soldiers have been unbelievably brave.

08:25We've given them great equipment, but they've — somebody has to use the equipment.

08:28They've been unbelievably brave.

08:31And we give them great credit.

08:33This was supposed to be over very quickly, and here we are three years later.

08:39So I give tremendous credit to your generals and your soldiers and yourself, in the sense

08:44that it's been very hard fighting, very tough fighting.

08:49They're great fighters.

08:51And you have to be very proud of them from that standpoint.

08:54But now we want to get it over with.

08:56It's enough.

08:57Right?

08:58We want to get it over with.

08:59So it's an honor to have you here.

09:01Thank you very much for coming.

09:03We're going to sign the agreement at the conference in the East Room in a little while, right

09:10after lunch.

09:12And we'll be having lunch together.

09:13We're also discussing some other things.

09:16And we appreciate everybody being here.

09:18It's somewhat of an exciting moment.

09:20But the really exciting moment is when we get a — when they stop the shooting and

09:24we end up with a deal.

09:26And I think we're fairly close to getting that.

09:28And an honor to have you.

09:30Mr. President, please, would you like to say something?

09:32No.

09:33Thank you so much, Mr. President.

09:35Thank you for the invitation.

09:37And really, I hope that this document, first document, will be a first step to real security

09:44guarantees for Ukraine, our people, our children.

09:47I really count on it.

09:49And of course, we count that America will not stop support.

09:52Really, for us, it's very important to support and to continue it.

09:57I want to discuss it with details further during our conversation and, of course, the

10:02infrastructure or security guarantees, because for today, I understand what Europe is ready

10:08to do.

10:09And of course, I want to discuss with you what United States will be ready to do.

10:13And I really count on your strong position to stop Putin.

10:18And you said that enough with the war.

10:20I think that it's very important, Ben, to say these words to Putin at the very beginning

10:26of war, because he is a killer and terrorist.

10:29But I hope that together we can stop him.

10:32But for us, it's very important to save our country, our values, our freedom and democracy.

10:40And of course, no compromises with the killer about our territories, but it will be later.

10:47And of course, I – what I wanted – you know we spoke about it by phone with you about

10:51the drones production.

10:53We have very good drones production.

10:54I think the best one in the world for today because of the war, yes.

10:59And of course, we need very much the air defense.

11:03You have the best air defense in the world, and really you helped us under attacks of

11:08Russians.

11:09And I want to speak how we can exchange the licenses.

11:12We are open to share the licenses of all our drones with you, of course, with the United

11:17States.

11:18And we need licenses for quick production of air defense.

11:21And after the war, we need our nation to be calm, that we are secure.

11:26So that's why we need this air shield.

11:29And of course, about this – I want to speak about the contingents.

11:33I think that France and UK already spoke to you, and we know that Europe is ready, but

11:39without United States, they will not be ready to be as strong as we need.

11:46And the last point, last but not least, about exchange, about our people and children.

11:52And you know that this crazy Russian, that they stolen 20,000 of children, Ukrainian

11:57children.

11:58They changed their names.

12:00They changed their families, relatives, and now they're in Russia.

12:05We want to bring them back, and really it's a big, big dream, task and goal for me and

12:12our warriors.

12:13We – by the way, Mr. President, we brought – we exchanged, we – yes, released more

12:19than 4,000 warriors from Russian prison, but there are thousands more in the prison.

12:26I wanted to share with you some images, how it's – just – can I now?

12:34Yeah, please.

12:35Please.

12:36One minute.

12:37One minute.

12:38I just you to understand what – in what circumstances, in what situation they are,

12:43and what the attitude of Russia to our prisoners.

12:46That guys, just you before, before and after, and you see before and after, just you to

12:53understand.

12:54Now thousands of such guys, ladies and men, they are – and that, so they don't eat,

13:00they beat them and they do a lot of bad things.

13:08So out of – even during the war, there are rules.

13:11Everybody knows there are rules during the war.

13:14These guys, they don't have any rules.

13:16You see that 50, 60 kilograms left, and a lot of such things.

13:22And I didn't want to show you what the changes with images of children, because I will share

13:28– just share with you.

13:30I mean, it's looking tragic.

13:32Yeah, that's tough stuff.

13:34Yeah, I wanted very much to give you, and you see – this is pastor, by the way.

13:41They stolen pastors, because it's not Russian church.

13:44They stolen pastors and moved pastors to the prison.

13:48We – at the end of last year, we brought three pastors, and we could exchange them.

13:56This is pastor, you see.

13:58Yeah, that's tough.

14:00So I mean, this I wanted to show you, and – yes.

14:04So thank you very much.

14:05We want to get that in.

14:06Right?

14:07Yeah, yeah, of course.

14:08We, of course, we will.

14:09I think we will.

14:10I think we will.

14:11And – We have to, of course.

14:12Do you have any questions, please?

14:13Will you continue to ask the President –

14:14Go ahead, please.

14:15Thank you, Mr. President.

14:16With the – how much money is the U.S. going to put into the fund that is being created

14:17today?

14:18And how does this provide long-term security for Ukraine?

14:19Well, we don't know exactly how much, because we're going to be putting some money in a

14:30fund that we're going to get from the raw earth that we're going to be taking and sharing

14:36in terms of revenue.

14:37So it's going to be a lot of money will be made from the sale and from the use of raw

14:41earth.

14:42And as you know, our country doesn't have much raw earth.

14:45We have a lot of oil and gas, but we don't have a lot of the raw earth.

14:51And what we do have is protected by the environmentalists, but that could be unprotected.

14:55But still, it's not very much.

14:58They have among the best in the world in terms of raw earth.

15:02So we're going to be using that, taking it, using it for all of the things we do, including

15:08AI and including weapons and the military, and it's really going to very much satisfy

15:14our needs.

15:15So it's something that just worked out really well.

15:18We have a lot of oil and we have a lot of gas.

15:20We have a lot, but we don't have raw earth.

15:22So this this has just about every component of the raw earth that we need for computers,

15:28for all of the things we do.

15:30This puts us in great shape.

15:34I think they're going to have great luck.

15:36I think once we make the agreement, that's going to be 95 percent of it.

15:39It's not going to go back to fighting.

15:42I've spoken with President Putin, and I think I mean, I feel very strong.

15:47I've known him for a long time, and I feel very strongly that they're very serious about

15:52it and we'll make a deal.

15:54And when the deal is made, I don't think we talk about security.

15:58Everyone's talking about the other day.

15:59All they talked about was security.

16:00I said, let me make the deal first.

16:02I have to make the deal first.

16:04I don't worry about security right now.

16:05I have to we have to have a deal, because right now, last week, 2000 soldiers died on

16:10both sides, 2000, and they're losing a thousand, two thousand, three thousand a week.

16:17So as we sit here and we talk, people are getting shot and dying on the battlefield.

16:22And you know, they're not American soldiers, but they're Russian soldiers and the Ukrainian

16:27soldiers.

16:28And we want to be able to stop it.

16:30And we want to be able also to spend money on other things.

16:33We don't want to.

16:34This is a tremendous amount of money.

16:35And what the Biden administration did was terrible.

16:39They were giving money, but he had no security on the money.

16:42Europe, as you know, gave much less money, but they had security.

16:45It was in the form of a loan.

16:47They get their money back.

16:48And we didn't.

16:49And now at least we're protected because the American taxpayer has to be protected, too.

16:54But this is an incredible agreement for Ukraine, because we have a big investment in their

17:02country now.

17:03And what what they have, very few people have.

17:07And we're able to really go forward with very, very high tech things and many other things,

17:13including weaponry, weaponry that we're going to use in many locations, but that we need

17:18for our country.

17:20This allows this allows us to do that.

17:22Will you continue?

17:23Will you continue?

17:24I'm sorry.

17:25I'm sorry.

17:26Can I get a military aid?

17:27Yes.

17:28Go ahead, please.

17:29Yeah.

17:30Again, just.

17:31Yes.

17:32In the document, there is one of the very important points.

17:34It will speak about business and investment.

17:37We never had LNG terminals in Ukraine.

17:41This document will open.

17:42I mean, the next document.

17:43But anyway, here.

17:44President Zelensky, do you feel like the U.S. is on your side, that the president, the president's

17:51Trump is on your side at this at this moment?

17:58What do you think?

17:59He wants to know.

18:00Do you think that sort of a stupid question, because I guess I guess we wouldn't be here

18:05if I wasn't.

18:07I think that I think that the United States on our side from the very beginning of occupation.

18:14And I think that President Trump on our side and and of course, I'm not whole.

18:20I'm sure that the United States president will not stop support.

18:24This is crucial for us.

18:25It's important for us.

18:27Yes.

18:28And Putin, the president speaks about the people and the soldiers which are dying.

18:32But they came to our territory.

18:33They came to our land.

18:35They began this war and they have to stop.

18:38And I think this is the question was really the most important question.

18:44Can President Trump, I hope, yes, with some other allies to stop Putin, withdraw these

18:50enemies, our enemies, withdraw these troops from our land.

18:55And I think that you asked about the history.

18:58I think that if president or when he will stop Putin, if President Trump will bring

19:04peace to our country, I think he will be on this wall.

19:09We've had very, very good talks.

19:11Mr. President, Mr. President, Mr. President, Mr. President, Mr. President, Mr. President,

19:18President Zelensky just said that there'd be no compromises with Vladimir Putin.

19:24I just wanted to ask both of you, firstly, are there compromises that you think that

19:28President Zelensky is going to have to make President Zelensky?

19:31Is there anything that you might be thinking that you may be able to offer or bring to

19:34the table?

19:35For example, elections.

19:37I think you're going to have to always make compromises.

19:40You can't do any deals without compromises.

19:42So certainly he's going to have to make some compromises, but hopefully they won't be as

19:47big as some people think you're going to have to make.

19:49So it's all we can do.

19:50I'm here as a, as an arbitrator, as a mediator, to a certain extent between two parties that

19:56have been very hostile, to put it mildly, they've been very hostile.

20:00There's, there's been a vicious war.

20:02There's been a vicious war.

20:04You know, it's a very level battlefield and those bullets go out.

20:07And as I've said many times, we were talking about it with Pete.

20:11Many times, the only thing stopping those bullets is a human body.

20:15And in the case we're talking about, generally young human bodies are stopping a lot of bullets.

20:20It's dead level.

20:21That's what, why it's great farmland.

20:23It's great land.

20:24It's great farmland.

20:25But there's very little protection against the bullets that are being, and other things

20:29that are being shot.

20:31So all I can do is see if I can get everybody at the table and get an agreement.

20:37And I think we're going to end up with an agreement, otherwise I wouldn't probably be

20:40even here today.

20:41Mr. President, I've got two questions for you.

20:42Do you think ultimately your legacy will be the peacemaker and not the president that

20:43led this country into another war and ended foreign wars?

20:44I've got a question.

20:45I hope it will.

20:46I mean, I hope I'm going to be remembered as a peacemaker.

21:04This is, this would be a great thing if we could do this.

21:06I'm doing this to save lives more than anything else.

21:10Second is to save a lot of money, but I consider that to be far less important.

21:14So I hope I'm going to.

21:15Thank you, Brian, for that question.

21:16It was a nice question.

21:18I hope I'll be known and recognized as a peacemaker.

21:21This, this would be a great thing to solve.

21:23This is a very dangerous situation.

21:26You know, this could lead to a third world war.

21:28This is, this was headed in the wrong direction.

21:32If this election were lost, if we didn't win this election, and by the way, we won it by

21:36a lot.

21:37That was a mandate.

21:38We won every swing state.

21:39We won the popular vote by millions and millions of votes.

21:43We won everything.

21:44The districts, you look at the areas of red, take a look at a map.

21:49This was a big mandate.

21:50And this was one of the things I said, we're going to get this thing settled.

21:56If we didn't win, I think this would have, this could have very well ended up in a third

21:59world war.

22:00And that would not, that would not have been a good situation.

22:04What was your second question?

22:05My second question for President Zelensky.

22:06Do you ever, why don't you wear a suit?

22:07Why don't you wear a suit?

22:08There's a high level in this country's office, and you refuse to wear a suit, and it's too

22:15warm.

22:16Do you own a suit?

22:17Yeah.

22:18Yeah, I have problems.

22:19A lot of Americans have problems with the United States.

22:20Really?

22:21I don't have such.

22:22I will wear a costume after this war will finish.

22:23Okay.

22:24Yes.

22:25Maybe.

22:26Maybe something like yours.

22:27Yes.

22:28Maybe something better.

22:29I don't know.

22:30We will see.

22:31Maybe something better.

22:32Okay.

22:36You say, Mr. President, are you going to send more arms to Ukraine in case there's no peace?

22:48Yeah, we're going to have arms to Ukraine.

22:53Yeah, sure.

22:54Hopefully, I won't have to send very much because hopefully we're going to have it finished.

22:57We're looking forward to finishing this quickly.

23:00Uh, we're not looking forward to sending a lot of arms.

23:04We're looking forward to getting the war finished so we can do other things.

23:08But we very much appreciate the agreement because we needed what they had.

23:13And we're treating, you know, our country is now treated fairly.

23:17Biden didn't do that.

23:18Biden didn't.

23:19He didn't know what the hell he was doing.

23:20This should have never happened.

23:21This should have never started.

23:23But you know, sure, the answer is yes.

23:26But hopefully we won't have to send much because I'm looking forward to get it done, getting

23:31it done quickly, very quickly.

23:37I don't want to talk about security yet because I want to get the deal done.

23:40You know, you fall into the same trap like everybody else a million times, you said over

23:44and over.

23:45I want to get the deal done.

23:47Security is so easy.

23:48That's about 2% of the problem.

23:50I'm not worried about security.

23:52I'm worried about getting the deal done.

23:54The security is the easy part.

23:56Security is very nice.

23:57Everybody stops shooting.

23:59And now with Europe put people there.

24:01I know France is going to.

24:02I know the UK is going to.

24:04I know other countries are going to and they happen to be right next door.

24:08We haven't committed, but we could conceivably, you know, we have security in a different

24:12form.

24:13We'll have workers.

24:14They're digging, digging, digging, taking the raw earth so that we can create a lot

24:19of great product in this country.

24:22So in that sense, you have something.

24:24But we haven't determined that yet.

24:25I will say in speaking to France and in speaking to and they were here, as you know, last week

24:31and just the other day, they have committed to a lot of security.

24:37I don't think you're going to need much security.

24:39I think once this deal gets done, it's over.

24:42Russia is not going to want to go back and nobody's going to want to go back when this

24:46when this deal ends.

24:47I really believe this deal is is going to be over.

24:50I will.

24:51Yeah.

24:52Please go ahead.

24:54Go ahead.

24:56I am.

24:57You're starting at the White House this past week.

24:58Both praised your courage and conviction to lead the pathway towards peace.

25:02Yes.

25:03Part of that involved the re-engaging with Russia in diplomatic relations, something

25:07that previous leaders lacked the conviction to do so.

25:10What gave you the moral courage and conviction to step forward and lead that?

25:13Well, I love this guy.

25:14Who are you with?

25:15One American News, sir.

25:16Well, that's why I like him.

25:19One American News does a great job.

25:21That's very I like the question.

25:22I think it's a very good question.

25:24It is.

25:25It's a pathway to peace.

25:27It's a pathway to getting something solved.

25:30And I feel that as the head of this country, I have an obligation to do that.

25:34Plus, you know, we're very much involved.

25:36We got involved.

25:39It's too bad we got involved because there should have been no involvement because there

25:41should have been no war and there shouldn't have been October 7th.

25:45That would have never happened.

25:46As you know, Iran was broke.

25:48They had no money to give to Hezbollah.

25:50They had no money to give to Hamas.

25:52They were stone cold broke.

25:55And then under Biden, they became rich as hell.

25:58They went from no money to three hundred billion dollars in a period of four years.

26:05And they gave a lot of that money away.

26:06And you see what happened.

26:07And that's a real mess also that we hope to be able to solve.

26:12But I appreciate your question very much.

26:15I just I feel I have an obligation to try and do something to stop the death.

26:21If I can, if I can answer, yes, if I can answer, sorry, please, please.

26:26And I do like your clothing.

26:27Yeah.

26:28Really?

26:29Even I have to.

26:30I think he's a great guy, by the way.

26:32I don't know if you two like each other, but you know what?

26:35I think I like this guy.

26:38I think he's dressed beautifully.

26:39So I have more.

26:40I have more serious things than answer on such questions.

26:44I will answer on more serious questions if I can.

26:47Yeah.

26:48My question is about security guarantees and about just ceasefire.

26:52We can't just speak about ceasefire and speak and speak will not work.

26:57Justicefire will not never work because I'm like a president.

27:01I have I have this experience and not only me Ukraine before before my presidency from

27:07the 2014 Putin broken twenty five times, twenty five times he broken his own signature twenty

27:17five times.

27:18He broke his fire.

27:19But he never wrote to me.

27:20It never broke.

27:21No, no.

27:22You were the president.

27:23You were the president.

27:24You never broke him in 2016.

27:26You will be in the president, Mr. Mr. President, you've been the president.

27:29But he he had, of course, not with you.

27:32But he had during those period he had conversations with our side and we had Normandy for format,

27:38you know, the France, Germany, Ukraine and Russia.

27:41And he broken twenty five times.

27:43That's why we will never accept just ceasefire.

27:47It will not work without security guarantees.

27:50Security guarantees.

27:51Maybe the president is right about this document and other.

27:54But this document is not enough.

27:56Strong army is enough because he soldiers afraid Putin soldiers, afraid of our soldiers

28:01when we're strong enough.

28:02You were not strong, strong enough.

28:04We are empty.

28:06If our storage is empty, we can't defend our our land today.

28:10You know, he knows that we have me.

28:13All the world knows that we have meeting.

28:14Yes.

28:15Putin is using ballistic.

28:16Putin today using ballistic on our hospitals, schools and it says ballistic.

28:22So he knows that we are here and that President Trump is really have goodwill to stop to stop

28:28this war.

28:30And I and you hear now the president.

28:32So why he's using so he doesn't want to stop.

28:35He doesn't want.

28:36But I hope that we will do it really will do it.

28:39Security when we speak about security guarantees, when the Europeans are ready for contingence,

28:44they need USA backstop.

28:48If there will not be United States, we will not never have any contingent strong contingent

28:53from the Europeans because they don't want to divide alliance connection between the

28:58United States and the main and strongest ally and Europeans.

29:03This is crucial.

29:04This is important.

29:05That's what we want to speak about very much.

29:08This is very important.

29:09And they are defense.

29:12So air defense, really, we have big deficit with all the systems and we need to provide

29:17this.

29:18We need it very much.

29:20Otherwise, Putin will never stop and will go further and further.

29:24He doesn't want.

29:25He hate us.

29:26You know, it's not about me.

29:28He hate Ukrainians.

29:29He thinks that we are not a nation.

29:32He thinks and he shared this source.

29:33I think maybe with your team also.

29:35I don't know.

29:36With all the Europeans in media, officially and not, he always said that there is no such

29:42country, such nation, such language and such life like Ukrainian.

29:47No.

29:48He really doesn't respect all the Ukrainians and he wants destroy us.

29:54And you are right, Mr. President, that's 2 percent.

30:00This document, maybe other documents, it's very good start, very good, but it will not

30:05enough to stop this person.

30:08Mr. President, may I have one more question, please?

30:14They have to pay.

30:15This is the rule.

30:16This is the rule of the war.

30:17This is the rule of the war.

30:20During all the centuries, all the history, this is the rule of the war.

30:23Who began those pay.

30:27This is the rule.

30:28Putin began this war.

30:29He has to pay all money for innovation.

30:32He has to pay.

30:33Of course, some Russian assets, what we have in Europe, about 300 billion, we can use them.

30:41We can use for innovation and buy military support from the United States also.

30:45We can do it.

30:46But it's not enough.

30:47It's not enough.

30:48Mr. President, I ask this question that you didn't like, because I wanted to know.

30:54Go ahead, please.

30:55Wait one second.

30:56I ask this question that you didn't like, because I wanted to know if you want to position

31:01yourself in the middle between Russia and Ukraine or on the Ukraine side.

31:06No, I'm in the middle.

31:07I want to solve this thing.

31:08I'm for I'm for both.

31:10I want to get it solved.

31:12And it's wonderful to speak badly about somebody else.

31:17But I want to get it solved.

31:19If we can solve it, great.

31:20If we can't solve it, they're going to have to fight it out.

31:23And who knows what's going to happen.

31:25But I want to see it get solved.

31:27May I follow up with one more question about U.S. troops in Europe?

31:31After Russian invasion of Ukraine, your predecessor sent additional troops to Eastern Europe,

31:38including Poland, my country.

31:40Yeah.

31:41Are you committed to keeping these troops on the eastern flank of NATO in the future?

31:49I'm very committed to Poland.

31:51I think Poland has really stepped up and done a great job for NATO.

31:55As you know, they paid more than they had to.

31:58They are one of the finest groups of people I've ever known.

32:02I'm very committed to Poland.

32:05Poland's in a tough neighborhood.

32:06You know, what about the Baltics?

32:09The Baltics.

32:10They got a lot of it.

32:13It's a tough neighborhood, too.

32:14But we're committed.

32:15We're going to be very committed and we're committed to NATO.

32:19But NATO has to step up and the Europeans have to step up more than they have.

32:23And I want to see them equalize because they are in for far less than we're in.

32:27And they should be at least equal.

32:30You understand that.

32:31Why is the United States, we have an ocean in between.

32:34Why is the United States in for so much more money and other things as Europe?

32:39With that being said, and as you said, they've also been obviously very helpful.

32:44But we have put in far more than they have.

32:47And I think they should equalize.

32:48Yeah, please go ahead.

32:59We made a deal.

33:01I'm just, I'm a business person.

33:04We made a deal.

33:05That's what changed.

33:07I didn't think we were going to make a deal.

33:10And we ended up making the deal.

33:12So that changed.

33:17I don't know, but it's, well, they don't like each other.

33:19I can tell you that they do not like each other.

33:23This is not a love match and it's unfortunate.

33:26That's why you're in this situation.

33:29The United States should not have allowed this to happen.

33:33Okay.

33:34The United States run by a man that didn't know much, I'm going to be very nice, run

33:41by an incompetent person, very incompetent person should never have allowed this to happen.

33:48I've stopped wars.

33:49I've stopped many wars.

33:50My people will tell you, I stopped wars that nobody ever heard about.

33:53I stopped wars before they ever started.

33:56You can look at some of the, some of, I could give you a lot of nations that would tell

34:00you right now they were probably going to war.

34:02I could tell you right now there's a nation thinking about going to war on something that

34:07nobody in this room has ever even heard about.

34:10Two smaller nations, but big, still big.

34:13And I've, I think I've stopped it, but this should have never happened.

34:18About, uh, sorry, just a second, uh, about the, any negotiations that, first of all,

34:25I want, I want really to tell you, and I think that everybody understand that Ukraine, more

34:31than Ukrainians, nobody wants to stop this war, but that the future, any negotiations,

34:37it's understandable that two sides of the war, not Russia and the United States, because

34:44this is not the war between Russia and the United States.

34:47This is war of Russia against Ukraine and Ukrainian people.

34:51So these two sides will be at the, anyway, will be at the negotiation, a negotiation

34:57table.

34:58Then, of course, United States, like the strongest partner of the Ukraine.

35:04And of course, Europe.

35:05I think Europe is very important.

35:07I want to speak about it with the President.

35:09Yes, Europe is very important for us, because we really defend Europe for today.

35:14All Europeans really recognize that we are defending the line, and they have real life,

35:21and our people are dying.

35:22That's why they helped us.

35:25And also, it's about the need, yes, between, like the President said, you have big, nice

35:31ocean, yes, between us.

35:34But if we will not stay, Russia will go further to Baltics and to Poland, by the way, but

35:40first to the Baltics.

35:41It's understandable for them, because they've been in the USSR.

35:47You know, they've been one of the republics of the USSR, and Putin wants to bring them

35:52back to his empire.

35:54It's a fact.

35:55And when he will go there, if we will not stay, you will fight, your American soldiers.

36:01It doesn't matter.

36:02Do you have ocean or not?

36:04Your soldiers will fight.

36:05Mr. President, what if you wanted to visit Ukraine, the Kiev or Odessa, which is known

36:10to be a very hero place?

36:11It was my question.

36:12Yes.

36:13I'm sorry.

36:14I don't want to talk about Odessa now.

36:17Let's not talk about Odessa.

36:18I want to talk about making a deal, getting peace.

36:21We don't have to talk about Odessa.

36:24But a lot of cities have been destroyed.

36:25There are a lot of cities that are not recognizable.

36:29There's not a building standing.

36:31You have to come and look.

36:34No, no, no.

36:35We have very good cities.

36:37Yes, a lot of things have been destroyed, but mostly cities are alive, and people work,

36:43and children go to school.

36:45Sometimes it's very difficult.

36:46Sometimes closer to the front line, children have to go to underground schools or online.

36:52But we live.

36:54Ukraine is fighting, and Ukraine lives.

36:56This is very important.

36:58Maybe it's Putin who's sharing this information that he destroyed us.

37:02He lost 700,000 people, 700,000 soldiers.

37:07He lost everything.

37:08Yes.

37:09Mr. President, when did you last speak with President Putin, and what did he say that

37:18gave you the assurance that he wanted peace?

37:23Well, that's what I do.

37:24My whole life is deals.

37:25I know pretty good.

37:28I've known him for a long time.

37:30I've dealt with him for a long time.

37:33He had to suffer through the Russia hoax.

37:35You know, Russia, Russia, Russia was a hoax.

37:38It was all Biden.

37:39It was nothing to do with him.

37:40So he had to suffer through that, and he was able to do that.

37:44I think that he wants to make a deal, and he'd like to see it end.

37:48It's all I do.

37:50That's what I do.

37:51My whole life, that's what I do, is make deals.

37:53I'm in the middle of a mess, because this is a real mess.

37:57It's a very dangerous one.

37:59If this doesn't get solved now, it's not going to get solved for a long time.

38:03So I hope we're going to get it solved.

38:06In the back, please.

38:07Thank you, Mr. President.

38:08Prime Minister Stormer claimed repeatedly that his government believes free speech and

38:09is not engaged in censorship.

38:10But essentially, his government arrests people for memes and thought crimes, and even more

38:11worrisome is pressuring American companies to censor Americans on its behalf.

38:12How can you be a reliable, trustworthy partner to President Putin?

38:13Well, we actually spoke to him about that yesterday, and we thought they took it very

38:35much too far.

38:36J.D. was very strong on it.

38:39So was I.

38:41So was Marco.

38:42So we've been speaking to him about it.

38:43Marco, would you like to say something about it?

38:46We have concerns, obviously, with the conduct of various, particularly as it impacts Americans.

38:49And there's real concern that American speech, which is online, could fall into the hands

38:50of the British or any country's jurisdiction.

38:51And so this is a point the Vice President made in Munich, and I think it's a very compelling

38:52one, that unites us with Europe, as much as anything else, is these shared values,

38:53and one of them being free speech.

38:54And so if Americans are threatened by it, we're going to need to take action in that

38:55regard.

38:56J.D.

44:03He occupied it, our parts, big parts of Ukraine,

44:07part of east and Crimea, so he occupied it in 2014.

44:14So during a lot of years, I'm not speaking about

44:19Biden, but those time was Obama, then President Obama,

44:23then President Trump, then President Biden,

44:26President Trump, and God bless, now President Trump will stop him.

44:30But during 2014, nobody stopped him.

44:33He just occupied and took.

44:35He killed people.

44:36You know what the contact line-

44:372015.

44:382014.

44:392014.

44:40Well, 2014.

44:41Yeah, yeah.

44:42So, he killed-

44:43I was not here.

44:44Yeah, but-

44:45That's exactly right.

44:46Yes, but during 2014 till 2022, the situation the same.

44:52People have been dying on the contact line.

44:55Nobody stopped him.

44:56You know that we had conversations with him, a lot of conversation, my bilateral conversation,

45:02and we signed with him, me, like a new president in 2019, I signed with him the deal.

45:09I signed with him, Macron and Merkel, we signed ceasefire.

45:14Ceasefire.

45:15All of them told me that he will never go.

45:19We signed him gas contract.

45:22Gas contract.

45:23Yes, but after that, he broken the ceasefire.

45:27He killed our people, and he didn't exchange prisoners.

45:30We signed the exchange of prisoners, but he didn't do it.

45:35What kind of diplomacy, J.D., you are speaking about?

45:38What do you mean?

45:40I'm talking about the kind of diplomacy that's going to end the destruction of your country.

45:44Yes, but if you are not-

45:45Mr. President, Mr. President, with respect, I think it's disrespectful for you to come

45:48to the Oval Office and try to litigate this in front of the American media.

45:51Right now, you guys are going around and forcing conscripts to the front lines because

45:55you have manpower problems.

45:57You should be thanking the president for trying to bring an end to this conflict.

46:00Have you ever been to Ukraine that you say what problems we have?

46:04I have been to-

46:05Come once.

46:06I have actually watched and seen the stories, and I know what happens is you bring people,

46:12you bring them on a propaganda tour, Mr. President.

46:15Do you disagree that you've had problems bringing people into your military?

46:19We have problems.

46:20And do you think that it's respectful?

46:21I will answer.

46:22I will answer.

46:23To come to the Oval Office of the United States of America and attack the administration that

46:25is trying to prevent the destruction of your country.

46:28A lot of questions.

46:29Let's start from the beginning.

46:31Sure.

46:32First of all, during the war, everybody has problems, even you, but you have nice ocean

46:37and don't feel now, but you will feel it in the future.

46:41God bless.

46:42You don't know that.

46:43God bless.

46:44You don't know that.

46:45God bless.

46:46You will not have a war.

46:47Don't tell us what we're going to feel.

46:48We're trying to solve a problem.

46:49Don't tell us what we're going to feel.

46:51I'm not telling you.

46:52Because you're in no position to dictate that.

46:53Remember this.

46:54I'm not.

46:55You're in no position to dictate what we're going to feel.

46:59You will.

47:00We're going to feel very good.

47:01You will feel influence.

47:02We're going to feel very good and very strong.

47:03I'm telling you.

47:04You will feel influence.

47:05You're right now not in a very good position.

47:07You've allowed yourself to be in a very bad position.

47:09From the very beginning of the war.

47:10And he happens to be right about it.

47:11From the very beginning of the war, Mr. Reinhart, I was, I was in it.

47:13You're not in a good position.

47:14You don't have the cards right now.

47:17With us, you start having cards.

47:18I'm not playing cards.

47:19Right now, you don't, you're playing cards.

47:20I'm very serious, Mr. President.

47:21You're playing cards.

47:22I'm very serious.

47:23You're gambling with the lives of millions of people.

47:24I'm the President of the world.

47:25You're gambling with World War III.

47:26What do you think about?

47:27You're gambling with World War III.

47:28And what you're doing is very disrespectful to the country, this country.

47:29I'm with all respect to you.

47:30It's back to you.

47:31Far more than a lot of people said they should have.

47:32I'm wearing respect.

47:33Have you said thank you once?

47:34A lot of times.

47:35No.

47:36Even today.

47:37Even today.

47:38In this entire meeting that you said thank you, you went to Pennsylvania and campaigned

47:39for the opposition in October.

47:40You went to Pennsylvania and campaigned for the opposition in October.

47:42What are you speaking about?

47:53Please, you think that if you will speak very loudly about the war ...

48:02He's not speaking loudly.

48:03He's not speaking loudly.

48:04Your country is in big trouble.

48:05Can I answer ...

48:06No, no, we've done a lot of talking.

48:07Your country is in big trouble.

48:08of talking. Your country is in big trouble. I know. You're not winning. You're not winning this.

48:14You have a damn good chance of coming out okay because of us. Mr. President, we are staying in

48:19our country, staying strong from the very beginning of the war. We've been alone,

48:23and we are thankful. I said thanks in this cabinet. You haven't been alone. We gave you,

48:28through this stupid president, $350 billion. We gave you military equipment, and you men are brave,

48:36but they had to use our military. If you didn't have our military equipment,

48:43this war would have been over in two weeks. In three days. I heard it from Putin. In three days.

48:49This is something new. Maybe less. In two weeks. Of course, yes. It's going to be a very hard thing

48:53to do business like this, I tell you. Just say thank you. I said a lot of times thank you to

48:59American people. Except that there are disagreements, and let's go litigate those

49:03disagreements rather than trying to fight it out in the American media when you're wrong.

49:08We know that you're wrong. But you see, I think it's good for the American people to

49:11see what's going on here. I think it's very important. That's why I kept this going so long.

49:17You have to be thankful. You don't have the cards. I'm thankful. You're buried there.

49:22People are dying. I can tell you. You're running low on soldiers. I know. Don't, please. You're

49:26running low on soldiers. It would be a damn good thing. Then you tell us, I don't want to cease

49:31fire. I don't want to cease fire. I want to go, and I wanted this. Look, if you could get a cease

49:38fire right now, I'd tell you, you take it so the bullets stop flying and your men stop getting

49:42killed. Of course we want to stop the war. But you're saying you don't want to cease fire.

49:46I want a cease fire. With guarantees. Because you'll get a cease fire faster than a degree.

49:50Ask our people about cease fire, what they think. It doesn't matter for you what it means.

49:54That wasn't with me. That was with a guy named Biden, who is not a smart person.

50:00That was your, that was with Obama. It was your president. Excuse me. That was with Obama,

50:04who gave you sheets and I gave you javelins. Yes, I gave you the javelins to take out all those tanks.

50:10Obama gave you sheets. In fact, the statement is Obama gave sheets and Trump gave javelins.

50:18You got to be more thankful because let me tell you, you don't have the cards

50:23with us. You have the cards, but without us, you don't have any cards.

50:30That'd be a tough deal to make because the attitudes have to change.

50:44What are you saying? She's asking what if Russia breaks the ceasefire?

50:49What if they, what if anything, what if a bomb drops on your head right now?

50:54Okay. What if they broke it? I don't know. They broke it with Biden because Biden,

50:58they didn't respect him. They didn't respect Obama. They respect me. Let me tell you, Putin

51:04went through a hell of a lot with me. He went through a phony witch hunt where they used him

51:09and Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia. You ever hear of that deal? That was a phony, that was a phony

51:14Hunter Biden, Joe Biden scam, Hillary Clinton, shifty Adam Schiff. It was a Democrat scam.

51:23And he had to go through that. And he did go through it. We didn't end up in a war

51:27and he went through it. He was accused of all that stuff. He had nothing to do with it. It

51:31came out of Hunter Biden's bathroom. It came out of Hunter Biden's bedroom. It was disgusting.

51:39And then they said, Oh, Oh, the laptop from hell was made by Russia. The 51 agents,

51:47the whole thing was a scam. And he had to put up with that. He was being accused of all that stuff.

51:52All I can say is this, he might have broken deals with Obama and Bush, and he might have broken

51:59him with Biden. He did. Maybe, maybe he didn't. I don't know what happened, but he didn't break

52:03him with me. He wants to make a deal. I don't know if you can make a deal. The problem is

52:09I've empowered you to be a tough guy. And I don't think you'd be a tough guy without the United

52:15States. And your people are very brave, but you're either going to make a deal or we're out.

52:20And if we're out, you'll fight it out. I don't think it's going to be pretty,

52:24but you'll fight it out, but you don't have the cards. But once we signed that deal,

52:30you're in a much better position, but you're not acting at all thankful. And that's not a

52:35nice thing. I'll be honest. That's not a nice thing. All right. I think we've seen enough.

52:40What do you think? This is going to be great television. I will say that.

52:45All right. We'll see what we can do about putting it together. Thank you.

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53:27Yeah, I'm sorry. No, you're good, brother. No, you're fine, buddy. I'm sorry if I messed you

53:32up. Who's that guy next to you? That big tall...

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