00:00I love the Ukrainian people, but I love all people. I love the Russian people.
00:04Well, I know Ukrainian people. I've known many over the years. They're great people.
00:08They're smart. They're energetic.
00:10I don't think you need a ceasefire.
00:12You know, if you look at the six deals that I settled this year, they were all at war.
00:16I didn't do any ceasefires.
00:18And I know that it might be good to have, but I can also understand strategically why, well, you know, one country or the other wouldn't want it.
00:27You have a ceasefire, and they rebuild and rebuild and rebuild, and, you know, maybe they don't want that.
00:33But if you look at the six deals that we made peace, you know, long-term, long-running wars, I didn't do any ceasefires.
00:42Would I like? I like the concept.
00:44You know, I like the concept of a ceasefire for one reason, because you'd stop killing people immediately, as opposed to in two weeks or one week or whatever it takes.
00:52But we can work a deal where we're working on a peace deal while they're fighting.
00:56They have to fight.
00:57I wish they could stop.
00:59I'd like them to stop.
01:00But strategically, that could be a disadvantage for one side or the other.
01:04But all of these deals I made without even the mention of the words ceasefire.
01:10It's an amazing, it's an amazing phenomenon.
01:13I said that if in the settlement you got Moscow, St. Petersburg, and thousands of miles around them, they would say I made a bad deal.
01:20You know, the level of hatred and animosity is incredible.
01:27Not with all.
01:28I mean, we have great people up here.
01:30We also have terrible people up there that I think are told what to say.
01:34But, you know, in solving all of these wars, they don't even write about it.
01:39You know, I solve major wars.
01:40I've solved wars that have been going on for 31, 35, and 37, and a couple of quicker ones.
01:46One that was going to go into a full-blown deal very quickly.
01:50You know, the one I'm talking about, it was a big one.
01:53But they don't even write about that.
01:56No matter what I do, no matter what, and, you know, this is not anything to do with you.
02:02It's probably to your advantage in a certain way.
02:04But no matter what I do, no matter what deal I make, from my standpoint, you'll come out good.
02:10Maybe President Putin will come out good.
02:13But they'll say Trump was absolutely horrible.
02:17It's just that, and I've lived with that for a long time.
02:20I've lived with it since just before the first election.
02:23I used to get great publicity.
02:26Now I get the worst publicity anyone's ever gotten in office.
02:30But I won in a landslide so that people understand.
02:33They're the only ones that count, ultimately.
02:35But I've also had great reporters.
02:37I've had journalists that are very good.
02:39But it's very sad when you do the right thing.
02:44As an example, they said, because of the fact that Vladimir Putin came to American soil,
02:50this was a tremendous defeat for Donald Trump.
02:53No.
02:54It was really wonderful that he did it.
02:57It was a hard thing for him to do, to be honest with you.
03:00It was the opposite of what they said.
03:03But they said it.
03:03Now, if he didn't come, they'd say that was also bad for Trump.
03:07There's no way.
03:08And there's just a great dishonesty of the press.
03:12And I think that's why it's lost its credibility.
03:14You know, its credibility is at an all-time low.
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