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[00:00:25] Hello of of and
[00:00:25] a way warm welcome to Pakistan TV, I am fiza Sajawal for the top stories of this
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[00:00:40] in
[00:00:40] in
[00:00:47] Prime Minister Shahbas Sharif arrives in
[00:00:49] of Saudi Arabia a three-day visit to meet crown friends Mohammed bin Salman on
[00:00:53] bilateral tiyes and regional
[00:00:54] of issues. Field marshall sayir and high level delegation accompanied the
[00:00:58] of prime minister.
[00:01:04] of
[00:01:07] of Turkish President Rajap Tayab Erdogan will visit Saudi Arabia
[00:01:11] for talks with crown friends Mohammad bin Salman and Prime Minister Shahbas
[00:01:15] of Sharif. Is Pakistan's diplomatic efforts to help resolve the US Iran
[00:01:18] of conflict a that has affected gulf countries in disrupted maritime traffic
[00:01:22] of through the strategic spread of
[00:01:24] of hormers.
[00:01:29] of of of Prime Minister Shahbas Sharif highlights the
[00:01:32] of positive momentum in Pakistan China
[00:01:38] of of relations and reaffirms Pakistan's commitment to fair the strengthening the of two of countries all with the strategic cooperative
[00:01:39] partnership.
[00:01:43] of Pakistan army
[00:01:47] aviation
[00:01:48] of successfully carries out high altitude recovery operation recovers bodies of seven
[00:01:52] of foreign mantenaneers after deadly broad peak
[00:01:57] of avalonge.
[00:02:02] US, China and Pakistan raised concerns at UN security council over
[00:02:06] terrorist safe heavens in Afghanistan, urges Taliban to honor
[00:02:10] counter terrorism
[00:02:11] commitments.
[00:02:17] A German court sentences an Afghan man to life imprisonment for deadly
[00:02:21] card raming attack in Munich, they'll kill the mother and her two years
[00:02:25] old daughter, ruling the severity
[00:02:27] of the crime makes his release highly unlikely.
[00:02:36] Security
[00:02:37] a forces kill 12 terrorist of fitnal Hindustan during two intelligence based
[00:02:41] of operations of conducted in Bashuk in Mastum District of Baluchistan is part
[00:02:45] of the ongoing counter terrorism campaign. President
[00:02:48] of of Asif Ali Zargari and Prime Minister Shahbas Sharif faced
[00:02:51] of tribute to the security forces for the successful operations against terroris
[00:02:54] of
[00:02:55] Hindustan.
[00:02:59] of
[00:03:03] Pakistan of in seven Muslim nations condemn Israeli attacks
[00:03:06] of in Gaza, wants violations threaten President Trump's peace plan
[00:03:10] of implementation. of
[00:03:16] of The of England of and Wales cricket board announces a 16
[00:03:20] member squad
[00:03:21] of for of the first two test matches
[00:03:22] of the three match series against Pakistan with experienced batsman Joe Route
[00:03:26] said to leave the side.
[00:03:32] of
[00:03:33] of Pakistan of will face south korea today in the fourth and final match
[00:03:36] of the hockey series in Islamabad. BTV sports is telecasting the series
[00:03:41] of live.
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[00:03:58] Now for the news in details. Prime Minister Shahbas Sharif has arrived in Saudi Arabia a
[00:04:02] three-day
[00:04:03] of official visit at the invitation of Saudi Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman
[00:04:06] accompanied by Field Marshall Sayim Munir and a high level
[00:04:09] delegation. Prime Minister Shahbas Sharief
[00:04:11] in and the Pakistani delegation were received in Jadda by deputy
[00:04:14] of governor of Makka region
[00:04:16] of Prince South bin Mishal bin Abdul Aziz and Minister of Environment water and
[00:04:20] Agriculture Engineer Abdul Rahman Abdul Mohsin Al Fadhil. During
[00:04:24] the visit Prime Minister Shahbas Sharief will hold talks with Crown friends Mohammad bin
[00:04:27] Salman. The two leaders are
[00:04:29] of expected of to discuss bilateral relations, regional developments and ways to further
[00:04:33] strengthen cooperation between Pakistan and Saudi
[00:04:35] Arabia.
[00:04:43] of
[00:04:44] of
[00:04:45] of Turkish President Rajugan will visit Saudi Arabia today for talks with
[00:04:49] Saudi Crand Prince Mohammad bin Salman and Prime Minister Shahbas Sharief, according to
[00:04:53] of the Turkish Presidency. The
[00:04:55] of visit comes as Pakistan continues diplomatic efforts to help resolve the US around
[00:04:59] conflict which impacted several gulf countries and disrupted maritime
[00:05:03] traffic through the strategically important straight of
[00:05:05] foreigmers.
[00:05:12] private. Minister Shahbas Sharif has highlighted the positive momentum in Pakistan China
[00:05:16] relations and reaffirmed Pakistan's commitment to further strengthening the two
[00:05:19] countries alway the strategic cooperative partnership. He was talking to Chinese
[00:05:23] ambassador to Pakistan Jiang Zdong who called on him in Islamabad.
[00:05:27] During the meeting the Chinese ambassador presented a letter from Chinese President Shian
[00:05:31] Ping to the Prime Minister expressing gratitude for his message on the
[00:05:35] 105th anniversary the founding the communist party of China.
[00:05:38] Shahbas Sharief also underscored the importance of enhancing people to people contact.
[00:05:42] as well as expanding exchanges between the political parties and parliaments of
[00:05:46] both the countries. the two sides also exchanged views on bilateral
[00:05:50] cooperation and regional issues of mutual
[00:05:52] interest.
[00:06:01] pakistan army aviation has successfully carried out major high altitude
[00:06:04] recovery operation recovering the bodies of seven foreign mountaineers from
[00:06:08] broad beak after deadly ever launch have struck the mountain. The
[00:06:12] operation was launched after the climbers 10 who were went
[00:06:16] missing following the ever launch. Search teams recovered the bodies of seven the
[00:06:20] missing mountaineers while Pakistan Army aviation air lifted the remains along with the
[00:06:24] partial remains of an American female climber to Skardu. The missing climbers
[00:06:28] included nationals from the United States, China, Nepal, Oman and
[00:06:31] Pakistan. Upon arrival in Skartu, civil and military authorities,
[00:06:35] diplomatic representatives and district officials pay tribute to the deceased
[00:06:38] mountaineers. Rescue officials said that the bodies the missing Pakistani.
[00:06:42] Nepali climers as well as the remaining remains the American female
[00:06:45] mountainer has yet to be recovered due to harsh weather conditions in the
[00:06:49] continued risk of
[00:06:50] avalanches.
[00:07:07] A German court has sentenced an Afghan man to life imprisonment for deadly car
[00:07:10] riming attack in Munich last year. that killed a two years old girl and her
[00:07:14] mother and injured dozens of others. the Munich code found the 25
[00:07:18] years old identified as farhad and guilty of two counts of
[00:07:21] murder, 23 counts of attempted murder and 22 counts of causing
[00:07:25] bodily harm, including 19 cases of serious borderly injury.
[00:07:29] the court ruled that the crimes carried a particular gravity of guilt, making it
[00:07:33] highly unlikely that he will ever be released from prison. according to the
[00:07:37] court, the attacker drove a mini cooper around a police vehicle before accelerating
[00:07:41] into a trade union march. of about 1400 people. The mother and her
[00:07:45] daughter suffered severe head injuries and died several days later.
[00:07:49] Presiding judge Michael Hone has said the mother had deliberately stated the rare
[00:07:53] the match because the stronger police presence believing it to be the
[00:07:56] safest place. The judge described the scene after the attack is one the
[00:08:00] wide spread devastation, noting that many victims continue to suffer
[00:08:04] lasting physical and psychological trauma. The attack occurred on
[00:08:08] the eve of Munich security conference and was among several violent incidents.
[00:08:12] involving foreign nationals that identified and intensified Germany's
[00:08:16] debate on immigration and security ahead the last year's general
[00:08:20] elections.
[00:08:27] That's it for the moment, for more details and live streaming blog to our website
[00:08:31] pakistantv.com. Take
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[00:09:10] Hello and welcome to experts corner, this is my. Well let's take a look again at what is
[00:09:14] really happening when it comes to US and Iran uh Trump
[00:09:17] reiterates talks with Iran are really going well and a hormous deal as
[00:09:21] underw when it comes to Iran and Oman there are also report
[00:09:24] reports that concerns over depletion the munitions have
[00:09:28] caused major contributions in the decision of Trump not
[00:09:32] attacking Iran right now Iranian army on the other hand says it is fully prepared
[00:09:36] it is pursuing um the operational
[00:09:40] readiness if needed. Now there are also encouraging signals
[00:09:44] at the same time when it comes to mediation efforts and diplomatic
[00:09:47] efforts, but the true test would would
[00:09:51] actually be the concrete actions that come from both these sites.
[00:09:55] This would be the first segment of our program, the second segment the program would
[00:09:59] be Indian involvement in terrorism on foreign soil.
[00:10:02] India's eleged involvement in operations on foreign soil has spark
[00:10:06] massive debate in recent years and the matter gained global attention when the
[00:10:10] US and Canadian side openly and publicly linked Indian officials to a
[00:10:14] plot targeting seek activists. now these developments have
[00:10:18] triggered diplomatic tensions, raise serious concerns over
[00:10:22] sovereignty and international law as well. but While India rejects these
[00:10:26] claims is yet another incident, a un rights experts have urged
[00:10:29] Canada to take all feasible measures in order to save the life
[00:10:33] of seek activist Muninder Singh, this
[00:10:37] and lot more will be discussed in tonight's show, for details and analysis, we've been
[00:10:41] joined by Jaward Tami in our studio, Fatma Shahi Zoom and Mr.
[00:10:45] Temor Shafer, political analyst professor Moscow State Lingar
[00:10:49] Wistic University joining us from Russia, thank you so much all of you for
[00:10:52] joining in, thank you. Mr. Shaffir,
[00:10:56] starting with you when we look at the US and Iran tension and the
[00:11:00] latest efforts of diplomacy taking place. Do you
[00:11:03] think it's going to be a strategic reset this time or is it
[00:11:07] again a pause? We hope very much, thank you, we hope
[00:11:11] very much that it will be a strategic ending the conflict,
[00:11:15] but at the same time we understand that it can
[00:11:19] be one the following steps leading to
[00:11:22] this ending the conflict for for. now currently we see
[00:11:26] not the situation when we meet a
[00:11:30] finalized peace document or
[00:11:32] finalized settled agreement on the peace
[00:11:35] between the United States and Iran, but we see a limited
[00:11:39] attempt to establish a certain, I would say certain
[00:11:43] regime of sea trade where which will
[00:11:47] allow to open the ormus
[00:11:50] this linage and only after that return
[00:11:54] back. the peaceful negotiations that will include
[00:11:58] the question the sanctions, the Iran nuclear program and
[00:12:02] actually all other question that led to the start of this
[00:12:06] conflict in the February of this year, no
[00:12:09] matter, no matter how long this process will
[00:12:12] take, if we see current
[00:12:16] practical attempt for making a further
[00:12:20] steps to the peace settlements, it can be already
[00:12:24] like... and and
[00:12:27] appreciated as a positive as a positive
[00:12:31] tendency, we have to look at the details of this positive tendency and
[00:12:35] we have to look at how how fast and how
[00:12:38] like
[00:12:39] in in which details it will be realized, we'll
[00:12:42] see right, Mr. Shaffer, how
[00:12:46] do you look at the current negotiation between Iran and Oman when it comes
[00:12:50] to new state being opened in the straight of Homers
[00:12:52] as we know
[00:12:53] it is the main flash point. this entire conflict, would it
[00:12:57] really come to a substantial conclusion? we hope
[00:13:00] so, for now we have the following situation, Iran and Oman,
[00:13:04] they have negotiated, negotiated and they
[00:13:08] have settled down, they have finalized the
[00:13:11] approximate roots the
[00:13:15] transportation through the almost linage,
[00:13:18] but as as we said before, there there is no final
[00:13:22] agreement on that matter, the main disagreement
[00:13:26] on this question between the follow these sites like Iran, Oman and
[00:13:29] United States of America, are the control the trade
[00:13:33] vessels, the control the checkpoints on these trade
[00:13:37] vessels, the and and one one the most important
[00:13:41] control the moving the straight vessels in and out
[00:13:44] of or moves, that's one the most difficult questions that
[00:13:48] Iran has to finalize with Oman as Oman as a negotiator
[00:13:52] because Iran wants to and Iran declares that it wants to
[00:13:56] control both sides the movement the ships. uh, the
[00:14:00] following construction, the suggested construction will allow of course Iran
[00:14:04] to control actually all the trade vessels that are going in and
[00:14:08] out through the persian gulf um, but
[00:14:11] this this moment, this question is
[00:14:15] the most hard and the most difficult to settle down. uh, the
[00:14:18] final settlement of this question probably will happen in
[00:14:22] in the following hours, I would say, not the day. Right,
[00:14:26] Mr. Shaffer, also previous agreements between US and Iran, we have
[00:14:30] seen them collapse because of different things and different factors, so how would we
[00:14:34] make sure that there are certain mechanisms in place in order to
[00:14:38] for us to realize that these future agreements, whatever happens between both these
[00:14:42] countries remain in place? there
[00:14:45] are certain, there are certain factors and there are certain
[00:14:48] evidences that the the the
[00:14:52] basis the, I would say the basis the UA. United
[00:14:55] States negotiation process and actually their basis was their
[00:14:59] military um the military part
[00:15:03] there the aggression military part is not in the
[00:15:07] condition as it was in the beginning the conflict,
[00:15:10] we have we have various
[00:15:13] sources of information that are telling that President
[00:15:17] Trump is very unsatisfied with the current status the
[00:15:20] American not only
[00:15:22] like at potential, I would
[00:15:26] say, but the potential that will that can help the United
[00:15:29] States to dictate its
[00:15:32] own, let's say, it's
[00:15:36] own view. and its own needs during the current
[00:15:40] negotiations process, so Iran now if if we if we have
[00:15:44] an example of like a chess party if it's possible, Iran
[00:15:48] now in the position where it can maybe
[00:15:52] not on 100%, but it would it can
[00:15:55] dictate its rules especially using the
[00:15:58] negotiators, negotiation parties like Oman or any
[00:16:02] other parties that can join the process, Iran now is in the
[00:16:06] situation where... can it can state its own needs
[00:16:09] and uh every actually every need that Iran will stay these
[00:16:13] days will be much better than the position it had beforehand like it would
[00:16:17] say a month a month ago or a month and a half ago
[00:16:21] right. Mr. Shofer, latest diplomatic momentum
[00:16:25] comes after lot of military confrontation. Do you think strategically
[00:16:28] speaking the military confrontation can really complicate
[00:16:32] these kind of matters? I mean, how do you see diplomacy after
[00:16:35] deterence? It will, the military, the military part will,
[00:16:39] of course, it will continue to happen, unfortunately, we've seen a lot of
[00:16:43] examples on that happening last few months, but
[00:16:47] we see that the level of this military confrontation between
[00:16:51] Iran, between the United States and between the United States satellites
[00:16:55] in the Gulf region is declining, is declining very much, not
[00:16:58] only because the decline on the military potential the both
[00:17:02] sides, but at the same time because the decline in the
[00:17:06] need the... the military usage, we've seen
[00:17:10] a very hard stage the military
[00:17:14] conflict, the open fire on the attacks on Iran territory
[00:17:17] or united states satellites territory, the gulf states, and
[00:17:21] now this politic have shown, it's actually it's
[00:17:25] useless, it's it's it's useless in the current situation, it's
[00:17:29] again if if we go back to the chess terminology,
[00:17:33] it's the situation when none the parties can win moving its
[00:17:37] own like rockets at the same time, so
[00:17:40] now actually now we see that the potential for the
[00:17:44] peaceful negotiations for the diplomacy is much higher than it was a month
[00:17:48] or two, especially two month before, now we are waiting for
[00:17:52] the move from the Iranian side and we
[00:17:55] have to wait how this move will be taken and what the reaction will be on the
[00:17:59] United States side. Mr. Shaffir, how
[00:18:03] long do you think this conflict is going to go? At one hand we see economy
[00:18:07] of Iran. really going downwards at the other hand, there are reports
[00:18:10] that stock pied ammunitions are really
[00:18:14] reducing to a dangerous level, so how long do you think this
[00:18:18] conflict is going to go? of course it's a critical reduction,
[00:18:22] of course it's a critical reduction in the net trading in
[00:18:26] the not only in the gal but in the net trading the
[00:18:28] oil production in the whole
[00:18:32] world, it's actually 40% lower than it was before
[00:18:36] the start the con. and
[00:18:39] the the one the most important things that that can pressure or I would say
[00:18:43] that can influence the peaceful negotiations is that the
[00:18:47] whole world, actually the whole world is interested in the final
[00:18:51] settlement of this conflict and interested in final settlement the
[00:18:54] ormus question
[00:18:55] especially
[00:18:59] um some might say that hopefully in in the next
[00:19:03] few weeks we will see something like pe
[00:19:08] peaceful um settlement the conflict, I would not be such optimistic
[00:19:12] in this situation, unfortunately we see that no
[00:19:16] matter how how how high high this decline the
[00:19:19] military potential the both sides, but still they can continue the
[00:19:23] military confrontation situation. um,
[00:19:27] modern conflicts are lasting longer than a conflicts,
[00:19:31] unfortunately then a conflicts that used to happen
[00:19:34] like 20, 30, 40 years ago, they are not uh... they they may be
[00:19:38] on not on the very high level the confrontation, but
[00:19:42] they are a very long level of confrontation,
[00:19:45] but let's put it this way, let's let's
[00:19:48] hope that a half of year we will see the
[00:19:52] actually the draft the
[00:19:53] peaceful
[00:19:56] um agreement between the between the both
[00:19:58] sides, right? mr shafir, saudi
[00:20:02] arabia announced the naval
[00:20:05] airlines, the security airlines. and it has also announced the commander
[00:20:09] lately, so would we look at the free navigation when it comes to
[00:20:13] world trade finally without any conflict? do you think so it's going to
[00:20:15] happen? yes, hope it's going to happen, and actually
[00:20:19] the eyes the whole world, as we said before,
[00:20:22] is
[00:20:26] is big business, and we're ending that business, please, what makes, what makes
[00:20:30] you confident, mr. president, that this will pass constitutional month, i think it will, think in
[00:20:34] fact, i asked very talented person and will
[00:20:38] sharp who's standing right behind me, and do you want to discuss that?
[00:20:42] well, you felt pretty surely strongly about it, the law is
[00:20:45] absolutely clear, what we're talking about is Stephen said with respect to birth tourism,
[00:20:49] something... that used to happen incidentally, where somebody who happened to be on vacation here,
[00:20:53] went into labor early and had baby, this was sort of a you
[00:20:57] know a relatively small problem, what we've seen in recent years
[00:21:01] though is uh organized rings, at times criminal
[00:21:04] rings, setting up a system whereby tens,
[00:21:08] hundreds, thousands, tens of thousands of people can come to this country
[00:21:11] an organized fashion and and give birth here purely for the the
[00:21:15] sake of obtaining birth right citizenship, this order takes a number of different
[00:21:19] action. is intended to combat those sorts of organized
[00:21:22] practices, uh, we look very heavily at denying visas
[00:21:26] uh to people that we have reason to believe are coming here for that
[00:21:29] purpose, visas both for uh putitive parents, but
[00:21:33] also for the people organizing these rings, uh, there's also obviously a law
[00:21:37] enforcement component, we'll have a full fac sheet released on this soon, but what
[00:21:41] we're doing is taking uh legally validated
[00:21:45] means that are clearly within our disposal and targeting them
[00:21:48] square on - to this birth tourism industry, there's
[00:21:52] absolutely nothing in here that runs a foul of any the Supreme Court's opinions on
[00:21:56] the subject, this is frankly it's action that's overdue, and I'm thankful that
[00:22:00] President Trump is finally taking decisive action to combat this this
[00:22:04] issue of birth tourarism now that it's been cued up in the way that it has
[00:22:08] uh as result the Supreme Court's opinion. This should have been done a long
[00:22:12] time ago, this should have happened years ago, but we're taking care of it
[00:22:15] now, please. Thank you, can you help us understand how you distinguish between the...
[00:22:20] tourist and a birth tourist? well, let you discuss it, please,
[00:22:24] happy to. and so, by the way, that's an excellent presentation. thank
[00:22:26] you Stephen, the for those, yes, for those
[00:22:29] of you who want to do your uh, your research on this, section
[00:22:32] 215a the immigration and nationality act gives the president
[00:22:36] this authority, 215a the immigration and nationality act,
[00:22:40] very rarely used, probably one the strongest laws in the entire federal code
[00:22:44] gives him this power, that's not the only, but it's the main statutory authority that's being used
[00:22:48] in this order, so birth tourism is by
[00:22:51] definition a fraud on the American system, on the American
[00:22:55] taxpayer, on the American visa. If you're coming here, and
[00:22:59] again, your state of purpose is that you're a tourist, then by definition,
[00:23:03] you are here to come for few weeks, look at what we have, engage in
[00:23:07] commerce and leave, so if you're telling cause officer you're here is
[00:23:10] tourist, but your true purpose and intent is to
[00:23:14] go to baby mill, give birth and try to mint an American citizen
[00:23:18] while you're here, then you're committing a... fraud against the American government and
[00:23:22] by definition that visa can and should and will be now denied.
[00:23:26] Mr. President, there is report that you told donors that they need to get
[00:23:30] JD van selected in 2028, is that your official
[00:23:33] endorsement? no, it it's uh, I heard about it a little while
[00:23:37] ago. I think he's great, but we're way too early even be
[00:23:41] thinking about that. Okay, and Mr.
[00:23:44] President, Republicans are arguing a lot right now about
[00:23:47] affordability, what is your message? on affordability going
[00:23:51] into the mid, well that's a good question, but it's sort of simple to
[00:23:54] answer: I inherited the highest prices ever,
[00:23:58] I inherited the worst inflation in the history of our country,
[00:24:02] and we have done an amazing job, and oil
[00:24:06] prices now are coming down very rapidly, if you look at what's going on, it's down to
[00:24:10] 75, when I
[00:24:13] started the very important excursion into the
[00:24:16] Islamic Republic of Iran, it was very important
[00:24:20] because they can't have nuclear weapon, otherwise the whole world would
[00:24:24] get blown up, we're not going to let that happen, not only us, not only the
[00:24:28] middle east, the whole world would have been, it would have been catastrophic, we had no
[00:24:32] choice, we had oil down to less than to in many places like
[00:24:35] Iowa, oil was down to gasoline was down at
[00:24:39] numbers that people hadn't seen in years, $1.85,
[00:24:43] $1.95 cents, so it passed tuesday, I was in Iowa
[00:24:47] uh a stop, and we had
[00:24:50] 195, another one 185 a
[00:24:53] gallon
[00:24:54] and we'll see those days pretty soon again based on everything I see as
[00:24:58] soon as the war ends and uh I think it's going to end pretty
[00:25:02] soon
[00:25:03] I don't think they can go much longer yeah please has
[00:25:06] it been reached to reopen the straight of hormes well I don't want to say it
[00:25:10] has been it's sort of open right now we have a thing
[00:25:14] called the blockade headed up by the US Navy and we control
[00:25:18] it and uh now "we control it, but they can always shoot
[00:25:21] something, they always have something or drop a mind, and if you have one mind
[00:25:25] sitting out there, you sort of mess things up, because people don't want to take
[00:25:29] their billion dollar boats and accidentally get hit by
[00:25:32] mind, but uh, I think we're doing very well, I just,
[00:25:36] you know, I'm involved in the negotiation, I think we're doing
[00:25:39] fine, could be, it could be soon, yeah, Mr. President, have you lobbied any
[00:25:43] the undecided Republicans who will vote tomorrow on Todd Blanche's
[00:25:47] nomination? uh, I will lobby..." "if I need to, I
[00:25:51] will lobby very, very diligently cuz he's outstanding,
[00:25:55] he should be good, I mean, I can't imagine he's as good as there is in the
[00:25:59] country, people have such unbelievable. respect
[00:26:02] for Todd Bland, so hopefully that won't be necessary, I would, I spoke to some
[00:26:06] people, I did uh, but uh, hopefully
[00:26:10] it'll all work out very well for the country, because you're not going to find better than
[00:26:14] Todd Blanch, will you reach out to Senator Makowski, Senator Cassity for instance,
[00:26:18] let's see if we need anybody, I'll reach out to whoever I have to,
[00:26:21] but uh, anybody voting against him would be doing
[00:26:25] a great to service to the country, please, Mr. President, the deadline for
[00:26:29] representative Max Miller to um withdraw. from his
[00:26:33] race is coming up next week, do you believe you should
[00:26:36] withdraw? well, I'm not going to get involved and that's a very sad
[00:26:39] situation, and uh, I know
[00:26:43] Max very well, but it's very, very
[00:26:46] sad that a situation like that takes place. Yeah, do you think the
[00:26:50] DOJ should prosecute Dr. Fauti? Well,
[00:26:54] you know, they prosecuted Peter Navaro, and they prosecuted
[00:26:58] Steve Bannon, to very decent people, over some...
[00:27:02] that essentially was never prosecuted before, and
[00:27:06] there are sort of telltale signs of
[00:27:09] similarity, and they went to
[00:27:11] jail for number of months over
[00:27:15] something that they, I saw one the analys said they used to laugh it in the justice
[00:27:19] department when something like that was
[00:27:22] referred, but Merit Garlin prosecuted
[00:27:26] to very decent people, and sent them to jail,
[00:27:30] I wasn't president, I would have given
[00:27:32] them a...
[00:27:32] fart in two seconds, but I wasn't,
[00:27:35] it was after I left, they waited till after I left, and then they prosecuted these two
[00:27:38] people, and they would to be ashamed themselves, so when you see that
[00:27:42] happen, you sort of say, maybe he should, what he did is far more serious
[00:27:46] than lot of crimes frankly, but they
[00:27:50] prosecuted two people with nothing like that has ever taken place
[00:27:53] before, president, president, ammunitions,
[00:27:57] you posted overnight that the US has a massive amount, and you
[00:28:01] deny
[00:28:01] that there are any. shortages, there is a supplemental request for
[00:28:05] $21 billion dollars to to restock,
[00:28:09] so um, why is that request still there if there? well, because we
[00:28:12] need more all the time, and we need more. look, we gave
[00:28:15] tremendous amount to Ukraine, the Biden
[00:28:19] people did, and they were given free of charge, no, no
[00:28:23] charge, no charge, billions, hundreds of billions of dollars
[00:28:27] and fortunately I built up so
[00:28:31] much during my term, "I rebuilt the military and also loaded it
[00:28:34] up with lot of stuff. We have certain types of munitions
[00:28:38] that are very powerful, that we have unlimited, virtual
[00:28:42] unlimited supply, we have others where it's a little bit tighter and
[00:28:46] we're getting them in a daily basis. As you know,
[00:28:50] our defense companies are building more plants right now than any point in history, they're
[00:28:54] building plants for the patriots, for the tomahawks for everything, but we
[00:28:58] have uh certain types of munitions which are very
[00:29:02] uh..." They may not be as accurate, they may not be, they're not as
[00:29:05] elite, we have elite too, but we're we're
[00:29:09] watching that very closely, but we have certain types which
[00:29:13] are very powerful and very good, and
[00:29:16] we have an unlimited supply, and so
[00:29:20] we're in great shape, but with that being said, we
[00:29:24] always want more, we have to have more, we have other things maybe come up, you
[00:29:28] maybe come up and maybe don't come up, hopefully nothing else does come up, but
[00:29:32] in very good shape, we have literally massive amounts of ammunition.
[00:29:36] yeah, president,
[00:29:38] on Ukraine, president Zelensky says his country desperately needs
[00:29:41] long-range missiles or those patriot missile batteries.
[00:29:45] is that something that? well, I mean, we want missiles too. we
[00:29:49] when Biden gave him so much, Biden gave
[00:29:53] $300 billion dollars worth of ammunition. you know, when I
[00:29:56] left, this, it was full, and he gave lot of it away, now we're
[00:30:00] rebuilding it, and we're using.
[00:30:04] that are very powerful, very good, but we wouldn't have been using
[00:30:08] them, we could have used something else, but these are
[00:30:12] a little bit older type, equally as
[00:30:14] effective, and we it's things that
[00:30:18] we have so much, plus we have supplies of munitions
[00:30:22] all over the world that if we ever needed them, we take that, we
[00:30:26] supplied all over the world, but we have, we're in very,
[00:30:30] very good shape, russia seems to have increased.
[00:30:32] their attacks on, that must be a
[00:30:36] concern, well it's look, we're not involved from the
[00:30:39] standpoint, it's uh was separated by an ocean, but
[00:30:43] hate to see 25,000 young people a month get killed, and
[00:30:47] that's what's happening, between Russia and Ukraine, they're losing average
[00:30:51] 25,000 mostly soldiers a
[00:30:54] month, and you're working on it and I
[00:30:58] think we're making progress, but