00:00Well, they're going along, and they're going along well.
00:02We want to stop people from being killed.
00:05Doesn't have much to do with us, but I'd like to see if we can save a lot of souls.
00:09A lot of people are being killed.
00:11Last month, we had 27,000 people killed in that ridiculous war that should have never happened
00:16and would have never happened to a president.
00:18Have you spoken with Rubio and Wicklaw since that meeting?
00:20I have, yeah. I've spoken to them, and they're doing well.
00:24Ukraine's got some difficult little problems.
00:28We have some difficult problems, but I think Russia would like to see it end,
00:34and I think Ukraine, I know Ukraine would like to see it end.
00:37You just said that Ukraine has a little bit of problems.
00:39Well, we have a corruption situation going on, which is not helpful.
00:43And is that impeding the peace talks?
00:45Well, they said it was going on for three years, right?
00:47Didn't they say it? For three years, I said it.
00:49So I was way ahead of schedule.
00:51But I think that there's a good chance we can make a deal.
00:56No, I don't have a deadline.
00:57I have a deadline when the war is over.
00:59And hopefully the war is going to be over.
01:0227,000 people killed last week.
01:0527,000 over the last three or four weeks.
01:0827,000.
01:10That war should end.
01:11Well, they're going along, and they're going along well.
01:14We want to stop people from being killed.
01:17Doesn't have much to do with us, but I'd like to see if we can save a lot of souls.
01:21A lot of people are being killed.
01:23Last month, we had 27,000 people killed in that ridiculous war.
01:27That should have never happened.
01:28It would have never happened to have a president.
01:29Have you spoken with Rubio and Wicklaw since that?
01:32I have, yeah.
01:32I've spoken to them, and they're doing well.
01:36Ukraine's got some difficult little problems.
01:40We have some difficult problems.
01:42But I think Russia would like to see it end, and I think Ukraine, I know Ukraine would like to see it end.
01:48You just said that Ukraine has a little bit of problems.
01:51Well, we have a corruption situation going on, which is not helpful.
01:55And is that impeding the peace talks?
01:57Well, they said it was going on for three years, right?
01:59Didn't they say it?
01:59For three years, I said it.
02:01So I was way ahead of schedule.
02:03But I think that there's a good chance we can make a deal.
02:08No, I don't have a deadline.
02:09I have a deadline when the war is over.
02:11And hopefully the war is going to be over.
02:1327,000 people killed last week.
02:1527,000 over the last three or four weeks.
02:2027,000.
02:22That war should end.
02:24Following up on that one day.
02:25On the minutes when the vote strike, if there were a second strike that killed wounded people,
02:31wounded in the first strike, are you thinking that would be killed?
02:34Number one, I don't know that that happened.
02:37And Pete said he did not want them.
02:39He didn't even know what people were talking about.
02:42So we'll look into it.
02:44But no, I wouldn't have wanted that.
02:46Not a second strike.
02:48The first strike was very lethal.
02:51It was fine.
02:51And if there were two people around.
02:53But Pete said that didn't happen.
02:55Does that make you?
02:55I have great confidence.
02:56You think?
02:56No, thank you.
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