00:00:09.360And I guess the first one who want to kill him before he will bring out all the dirt on all this European elite who've been, you know, bribed by him, corrupted by him, you know.0.86
00:00:20.980So for him, maybe the safest place to flee is go and surrender to the Russian side, you know.0.90
00:00:26.900At least he definitely would be alive, you know.1.00
00:00:48.220Since Ukraine lost the capacity to earn any money, now Europe is forced to pay not only for the armaments they used to supply.
00:00:57.360Now they have to feed them. They need to provide the medicine. They need to arrange and send additional thousands and thousands of generators, you know, fuel just to keep Ukraine functioning.
00:01:10.500And, you know, from promised $90 billion, they're going to say, we're going to organize this money, Ukraine can keep fighting until the end.
00:01:22.520Well, so far, they've been literally able only to collect like about $2 billion.
00:02:37.300So I think, you know, if Pete Hazard will come again to and make investigation and report obviously what's happened and quickly, you know, sort it out, this will maybe work.
00:02:48.880But right now, as you said, what is most dangerous by doing this, he will lose the last trust the military branch has on the Trump because majority of them being staunch supporters of the Trump.
00:11:51.060Well, if a year ago Ukraine would accept those encouraged positions, they would still be able to run their export through the Black Sea.
00:12:01.480Right now, their export from the Black Sea completely blocked.
00:12:05.440They lose all their possibility to earn themselves the cash, which means it's not only grain export, vegetable oil export, and the iron ore exports.
00:12:18.560So this is also a main supply route, how the Ukraine was resupplied.
00:12:24.520Moreover, the founding of the Kiev and another industrial cities in Ukraine,
00:12:31.980a very well really, you know, degraded capacity of Ukraine themselves to produce different kind of armament.
00:12:40.700Because Kyiv decided, since they've got an umbrella of the air defense, you know, composed by the various systems, but in the core was the Patriot system, and they covered Kyiv very well, so they concentrate all their assembly production line right in their capital.
00:13:00.820And guess what? For the past 40 days, Russia successfully, you know, day in and day out, destroying every storage, every factory, every commercial center which is used by the military and also nonstop destroying their logistics, which means Russia hitting a lot of the trucks for railway and they also destroying their fuel infrastructure inside.
00:13:28.720So right now, we're knowing that the winter season is not far.
00:13:34.760Ukraine literally out of the heating thermal central, which usually would warm up Kyiv and other cities.
00:13:44.000So there is basically a very, very difficult situation for the population.
00:13:50.700And this population starts to move out because they understand it's impossible to live in the Kyiv,
00:13:56.560in a capital where it would be no heat, no water, no sewage.
00:14:02.140well, people, you better get out of the city,1.00
00:14:05.180go to the village where you can still have stoves
00:14:07.980and use the wood, you know, to warm yourself at the night.0.68
00:14:13.500Also, because the Ukraine started this infrastructure war
00:14:17.040and started hitting our distribution center
00:14:20.400of the Russian companies like Wildberries and the Ozone,
00:14:24.660which is big marketplaces, the Russian side destroyed over 40% of their storage facilities
00:14:34.860when the Ukrainians only was able to damage like 3% of the storage facilities.
00:14:42.340So, and as we know perfectly, war is a math science.
00:14:46.620Every time, you know, you can put the figure, okay, how much you producing?
00:14:52.020If you can output, outproduce your enemy, what your reserves, how quickly you can bring your reserve, how you can make them last, how efficient your system, how quickly you adapt this all.
00:15:05.800And now Ukraine, basically, as we discussed with you many, you know, many, many times, you know, they lost war from military sense of view.
00:15:14.820Now what's going on, the Ukraine trying and thinking that they're going to negotiate a better position to sign the deal.
00:15:22.860But, you know, every week they're delaying, every week they're delaying, but they will get worse conditions.
00:15:29.960Well, of course, there is a logic behind such behavior of Zelensky.
00:15:33.780And this logic, well, Zelensky think he need to at least be patient enough and outlast the Trump.
00:15:42.040He's willing to continue the same policy of stalling and delaying peace deal
00:22:05.440And don't forget, the Norway is still sharing border with us.
00:22:08.340And if they want to go this way of escalation, Russia can make really life in Norway also very, very difficult.
00:22:15.800But Russia, again, as the president put it today, stated that we have no plans to attack any European country.
00:22:24.940And this position never changed for the past four or five years.
00:22:29.720So look on this situation from other heads.
00:22:33.260So Europeans trying to sabotage the Trump efforts to bring an arrangement, to bring a condition so the Ukraine can sign the peace deal with Russia before it's not too late.
00:33:43.980the Vice President said yesterday that he would not describe the conflict with Iran
00:33:48.080as a war, but the U.S. resumed strikes for the first time in recent weeks.
00:33:52.080Can you explain to the American people, if this is not a war, what exactly is it?
00:33:55.680Well, I'll tell you what. A lot of people don't call it a war. I call it a military conflict because it's small potatoes for us. It's not a big thing. We did Venezuela and we did this. In Venezuela, we lost nobody. In this, we lost 18 people. And in Vietnam, you lost 100,000 people. And in other conflicts, you lost tens of thousands of people. I would say that it's intermittent.
00:34:20.940Now, he's doing that saying it's not a war, so Congress can't declare a War Powers Act on him.
00:34:27.560Under the law, they've got to even, if he declares a war, they go, no, we have to declare it under law.
00:34:31.920It came within three votes a few months ago of stopping the war, but didn't do it, and instead handed the buck to him.
00:34:38.220And if I really wanted to dunk on Trump, I could do this.
00:34:40.660Over the weekend, as you know, it broke that of the 18 dead, they're refusing to pay the family the death payments or death bonuses.
00:34:48.240Because if they do that, they have to admit it's a war.
00:34:50.940I mean, wow, just this is something that just is unbelievable that this is going on.
00:34:58.720Victor Boot, that's a lot I just laid out.
00:36:11.800I think he was betting that controlling the oil supplies, bringing the price up, will help him somewhat to cover the deficit and pump in certain amounts to revive American economy.
00:36:32.540Unfortunately, he didn't understand that the global economy is way more complicated and chain of supply unexpectedly could hit you before you even realize it, like happened with a fertilizer, like happened with other disruption of the fuel supplies.
00:36:50.840And now this hawkish branch within the American administration, he was planning it as a main blow to China because, look, they thought if we're going to cut oil supply to China, then we're going to force China to somewhat, you know, come to our terms and, you know, at least buy more American debts.
00:37:14.780But now the situation is also like one step before the full financial collapse, because look what's happening in Japan.
00:37:24.200Americans understood that situation in Japan, because so uncontrollable, because rate of the Japan currency, Yenna, start, you know, falling like a stone.
00:37:37.180And definitely Americans decided to intervene.
00:37:43.520They use the euro without even telling to the Europeans that we're going to pump euro into Japan just to stabilize the rate of exchange of yen.
00:37:53.980Because if the Japanese market collapses, Japan is the biggest treasury holders in the world.
00:38:02.140If these Japanese start dumping those treasuries, think what will happen in American bond markets
00:38:10.340and this will spill into the normal markets and then with this kind of an economy
00:38:16.060and the energy prices is basically a perfect storm.
00:38:20.340And, you know, good luck to the Trump then to find somewhat a miracle solution
00:38:25.340how you can even, you know, stabilize it
00:38:28.680or at least predict how you can tackle this crisis.
00:38:33.220And I guess now he is really in the situation
00:39:40.840And it definitely will not help him to bring, you know, economy into certain shape when the, you know, voters will say,
00:39:50.940OK, look, yeah, he made a mistake, but, you know, sooner or later he realized he at least able to come and said, yes, this was wrong.
00:39:59.500We now, you know, changing it. Look how it works at least several months before the midterm election.
00:40:06.220And right now, I guess he has another week or so. If there is no changes, then he completely done.
00:40:12.580I don't believe how he can pull it through unless he's betting that if he controls this system who is accounting the wards, somewhat he can manipulate and not let, you know, the results would be that disastrous or at least he will keep one, you know, branch of the Capitol Hill at his control.
00:40:37.500But I'm not sure that would be possible with all scrunity which will come from the Democrats and all the critics.
00:40:45.060And also that within the MAGA, we see not only dissent, but it's a basically deluge of the criticisms to the Trump.
00:40:55.740Well, this is a situation where nobody from us want to be in his position.
00:41:00.460And eventually, a sign that he tried to dye his hair, you know, rebrand himself and show he is still macho, he still can pull up, I guess, look, will not work this time.
00:41:13.420He needs to be honest. If he, you know, go to the public American people and said, hey, OK, this was wrong.
00:41:20.680OK, admit what's happened with the, you know, that the Netanyahu, you know, literally, you know, frame him into this nightmare with Iran.0.65
00:41:31.000Accept this and go and offer some reasonable.0.52
00:41:35.140Absolutely. We're almost out of time. Victor, you're dead on. I got a few quick questions for you.
00:41:40.100Putin has never lessened the Russian sacrifice.
00:41:44.840We don't obviously know the exact numbers, but it's been exaggerated by the Ukrainians.
00:41:48.860But we think it's like five to one, but still massive.
00:41:51.260Imagine if Putin said, hey, we lost 26 million people or 27 million people fighting the Germans.
00:47:26.040The last attempt, yes, they definitely will bring complete police state into Europe.0.93
00:47:32.200They're going to do exactly what Ukraine did.
00:47:34.840Look, if we will look very careful, Europe now going through exactly the same stages, Ukraine did, since 2014.0.98
00:47:45.560It's basically, you know, in a high speed, slow motion, repetition of this Ukrainianization of the Europe, especially Germany, France and Britain.0.96