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00:27Untertitelung des ZDF für funk, 2017
00:30Hungary's Peter Maillard has promised to mend ties with Brussels
00:33and unlock 19 billion in frozen funds.
00:37We look at what's at stake and the hurdles he'll have to jump.
00:40And seven weeks into the US-Israel war on Iran,
00:44after talks broke down in Pakistan,
00:46the US has imposed a military blockade of Iranian ports
00:49on the Strait of Hormuz, wheelcross live,
00:52to the Gulf state of Qatar.
00:53And despite the soaring energy and fuel crisis across Europe,
00:57the European Commission says the conditions for granting member states
01:01budgetary flexibility to mitigate the impact have not been met for now.
01:05EU leaders are due to meet in Cyprus next week to address the crisis.
01:10But first, in a lengthy press conference,
01:12Hungarian election winner Peter Maillard teased
01:15the main political lines of his government.
01:17While vowing to unfreeze billions of euros in EU funding
01:20and mend ties with Brussels,
01:22he also indicated a tough line on migration
01:25and no fast track for Ukraine.
01:28EU News' Europe editor, Maria Tadeo,
01:29was at his very first press conference since his victory
01:32and joins me now here for an update.
01:34Good morning, welcome back from Budapest.
01:36So look, this press conference that we saw yesterday,
01:38tell us more about it and what a Maillard government would look like
01:41and how it would compare really to Viktor Orbán's.
01:44Really, yeah, and this is one of the key questions, of course.
01:46And look, on the Sunday, it was a day of celebration in Budapest.
01:51We were on site.
01:53Really, it was this electrifying atmosphere on the streets of Budapest.
01:57But on Monday, it was the work now that is ahead.
02:00It was a task.
02:01And you could see almost the mood shifted to now the weight,
02:05obviously, of the responsibility of a new government
02:08that says it wants to fundamentally change major parts
02:12of the Hungarian economy, certainly to begin with.
02:16Peter Magyar acknowledged in that press conference yesterday
02:19that the situation, the economic situation of the country
02:22is a difficult one.
02:23He obviously repeated that he wants,
02:25and this is the big priority of his government,
02:28which he said wants to be in place in less than 30 days.
02:33So that means that by May, they want to be working
02:35and they want to get to work.
02:36He wants to use that time now to begin negotiations
02:39to unlock European money that has been blocked,
02:42mostly because of rule of law issues
02:44when it comes to the European Union.
02:46There is now a real tight deadline to salvage
02:49before the end of the summer about 10 billion euros
02:53for Hungary or lose that money.
02:55So he said he immediately wants to get into that
02:57as a sign of goodwill.
02:58He also repeated yesterday that he intends to place Hungary
03:01within the European public prosecutor's office.
03:04Remember, Orbán had decided to opt out.
03:06He says he now will consider joining,
03:08and that is the goal, to enter this institution.
03:10And then also gave red lines in terms of areas
03:14where he doesn't see changes are necessary.
03:17And of course, when you look at Ukraine,
03:19not a lot seemed to be changing.
03:21You know, he talked about this loan for Ukraine.
03:23He said Hungary had negotiated an opt-out,
03:25and that will continue.
03:27When you look at Russian energy,
03:28you know, very difficult question for the Hungarian economy,
03:31which is running on Russian energy.
03:32He said ultimately the goal for this country
03:34is to have supply that is sustainable, but also cheap.
03:38And then when you look at other societal parts,
03:42we didn't get an indication
03:43the major societal changes are coming.
03:46So overall, when you look at this press conference,
03:48it was sort of this idea of a country
03:49that is staying within the national politics
03:52and this conservative view.
03:53Things could change, but not quickly or immediately.
03:56That is not the priority.
03:57The priorities are externally to reset the foreign policy,
04:00the economy, no corruption,
04:02no Orban, no Putin.
04:03That's basically how we could put it.
04:05And on corruption, he said he really wants
04:06to crack down on that.
04:07How will he, though?
04:08Well, yes.
04:09I mean, he talked about the idea
04:10that they will join the European public
04:11prosecutor's office.
04:12He also said this is not a change in government,
04:14but it's almost a change of regime.
04:16He suggested that civil servants,
04:18high-ranking civil servants connected to Orban,
04:21including the president of Hungary,
04:22will have to go.
04:24And then he also said,
04:26and this was an extraordinary moment
04:27in this press conference at some point,
04:29that he had information,
04:31and he interrupted the press conference.
04:32He was given a piece of paper.
04:33And he said,
04:34I have information from an insider
04:37that the Hungarian foreign minister,
04:39that is the outgoing Hungarian foreign minister,
04:40Peter Siarto,
04:41who's been caught up in this political scandal
04:43for two weeks
04:44because of the tapes,
04:46in conversation with the Russian foreign minister
04:48that leaked,
04:49he is at the ministry destroying evidence.
04:52So he suggested that there will be scrutiny,
04:55that it will be the police,
04:56the judiciary,
04:57he also suggested,
04:58could change
04:58and there could be changes
05:00to put forward more independent justice.
05:02But all of this signaling
05:03a man who is really in a rush
05:05and wants to at least
05:06the perception of corruption tackle it.
05:08Okay.
05:09Maria Tadeo,
05:10our editor,
05:10thank you so much for all those insights.
05:13Now,
05:13moving on,
05:14EU member states
05:15must coordinate on energy prices themselves,
05:17the EU Commission President,
05:19Ursula von der Leyen,
05:20has said,
05:21but she's stopped short
05:22of announcing fresh measures.
05:24This comes as Ireland comes out
05:26of a six-day fuel protest
05:28that brought the country
05:28to a standstill.
05:30Meanwhile,
05:30President Trump has said
05:32he will eliminate
05:33any Iranian ships
05:34that breach
05:34the US naval blockade
05:36of the Strait of Hormuz.
05:37For more on the moving situation,
05:39we can cross now
05:40to the Gulf state of Qatar
05:41and bring in our correspondent,
05:43Adele Khalim.
05:44Good morning, Adele.
05:45Great to see us there.
05:47Great to see you there.
05:47Can you just tell us
05:48what do we know so far
05:49about this very blockade?
05:54So this is a major escalation,
05:55maybe.
05:56Even if we're not seeing
05:56direct fighting right now,
05:58the US has rolled out
05:58a large naval operation,
06:00more than 15 warships,
06:02including an aircraft carrier
06:03and destroyers,
06:05to enforce a blockade
06:06on Iranian ports.
06:07So far,
06:08we haven't seen
06:08any real movement,
06:09no major new transits,
06:11and no direct confrontation
06:12just with Iran just yet.
06:14US President Donald Trump
06:15says this is all about
06:16forcing Iran
06:16back to the negotiating table.
06:18He's also warning
06:18any Iranian ship approaching
06:20could be targeted.
06:21At the same time,
06:22this is also becoming
06:23more complex.
06:24China says
06:25it has its own arrangement
06:26with Iran
06:27and is warning their US
06:28to, quote,
06:29not meddle in our affairs.
06:30We've already seen
06:31at least two China-bound
06:32tankers turn around
06:34after the blockade began,
06:35so this could turn
06:36into a standoff
06:37very quickly.
06:38And from Europe,
06:39a firm message,
06:40the freedom of navigation
06:43through the Hormuz
06:44is non-negotiable,
06:46and several countries
06:46have begun distancing
06:48themselves from the blockade.
06:51So right now,
06:51it's a very tense situation,
06:53a holding pattern,
06:54heavy military presence,
06:55fragile diplomacy,
06:56and a real risk
06:57of escalation.
06:58And meanwhile,
06:59we're seeing social unrest
07:00here in some EU countries.
07:02This is all having
07:02a major impact
07:03on fuel prices, Adan.
07:07That's right.
07:08How about a half a billion
07:09euros a day, Maeve?
07:11That's roughly what
07:12European Union top officials
07:13say this crisis
07:14is now costing
07:15in higher energy bills.
07:17Ursula von der Leyen
07:18says the EU fossil fuel
07:19import costs
07:20have jumped by more
07:22than $22 billion
07:23in just over six weeks
07:25since this war began.
07:26And remember,
07:27about 20% of the world's
07:29oil normally passes
07:31through the Strait of Hormuz.
07:32She's also warning
07:32the impact won't
07:33disappear overnight,
07:34even if the fighting
07:35stops.
07:36And let's hear it
07:37from the EU
07:38Commission president.
07:40Our bill for fossil fuel
07:42imports has increased
07:43by over 22 billion euros.
07:4644 days,
07:4822 billion euros.
07:49Not a single molecule
07:51of energy in addition.
07:54And this shows
07:55the enormous impact
07:56this crisis has
07:58on our economy.
07:59Even if the hostility
08:01ceased immediately
08:02and the disruption
08:02of energy supplies
08:04from the Gulf
08:04will persist
08:06for some time
08:07to come.
08:08European Commission
08:09president there,
08:09Ursula von der Leyen
08:10and before that,
08:11of course,
08:12our Adel Khaleen.
08:12Thank you so much
08:13for that live update.
08:14Now, all eyes,
08:15of course,
08:16on the US-brokered
08:17Israel-Lebanon talks
08:18as well taking place
08:19today in Washington.
08:20But now,
08:21as a response
08:21to the conflict,
08:22the European Bank
08:23Bank for Reconstruction
08:24and Development
08:25has launched
08:25a conflict response
08:26package to neighbouring countries.
08:28They're also monitoring
08:29the impact the war
08:30is having on the global economy.
08:31For more,
08:32your news is
08:32Marek Gwynne-Jones
08:34spoke to the president
08:35of the EBRD,
08:36Ali Rino-Basso.
08:37So there is an impact
08:39which is directly related
08:41to energy prices
08:42and we see that
08:44across all our countries
08:46of operation.
08:47So the increase
08:48of energy prices
08:49being oil and gas,
08:50but you also have countries
08:52which are very close
08:54to the area
08:55of the conflict
08:57which are impacted
08:59by a drop of tourism.
09:01A big important element
09:03also is
09:04an increase
09:05of energy price
09:06with fuel inflation
09:08and this also has an impact
09:10on interest rates
09:12because the risk appetite
09:15in market
09:15has been dropping
09:16and interest rates
09:19has been increasing
09:19all over the economies
09:22and this has a big impact
09:25for countries
09:25which have a high debt level
09:27deficit issues
09:29and so forth.
09:30And I know that you've
09:31recently introduced
09:32a 5 billion euro package
09:35to aid these countries.
09:36How soon can that money flow?
09:38Because I'm thinking
09:39of places like Lebanon
09:40where there's still
09:40a real risk of escalation,
09:42still an active war.
09:43Can you support
09:45these countries
09:46and their economies
09:46while the situation
09:48is so volatile?
09:49So indeed
09:50when we talk about
09:51this 5 billion
09:52level of investment
09:54we are talking about
09:55we are focusing
09:55on countries
09:56which are very close
09:57to the conflict
09:57so Lebanon,
10:00Jordan,
10:01Egypt,
10:02Turkey,
10:02Armenia
10:03and the idea
10:06is to continue
10:07to support them
10:07in investment
10:08so when you have
10:10private sector banks
10:11which are withdrawing
10:13or reducing
10:14their exposure,
10:15reducing their investment
10:16in these countries,
10:16we are stepping in
10:18in a way
10:18as a counter-cyclical bank
10:20which is there
10:22to continue
10:23to support investment.
10:24Yet as we speak,
10:25President,
10:26talks between Iran
10:28and the US
10:28have stalled completely.
10:30We've heard
10:31President Trump
10:32saying he doesn't
10:33care about that.
10:34He's also threatening
10:35to block access
10:35to Iranian ports.
10:37Situation is very volatile.
10:38Are we on the cusp
10:40of a major
10:42global economic shock
10:44if this ends up
10:46to be a very
10:46drawn-out war?
10:48What happened
10:49in the last few weeks
10:50was already
10:51a very big economic shock.
10:53You've seen
10:53that the energy
10:54international urgency
10:55said it was
10:56the widest,
10:57biggest energy shock
10:59in the decades
11:02and the last decades
11:03so it was a very
11:04significant shock.
11:05The longer it lasts
11:07and if it becomes
11:07more serious
11:08with the escalation
11:10that we see
11:12this morning
11:13and in the last few hours
11:15the risk is that
11:16the impact
11:17is becoming deeper.
11:19The assessment,
11:20our assessment
11:20for example
11:21with a barrel,
11:23oil barrel
11:23at $100
11:25per barrel
11:26for a long period
11:27of time
11:28the impact
11:29on the growth
11:29on our countries
11:30of operation
11:30is minus 0.4
11:32so a drop
11:33of growth
11:33of 0.4%
11:35and an increase
11:36of inflation
11:36of around 1.5%.
11:37We're hearing
11:39some comparisons
11:39with the 1970s
11:41oil crisis.
11:42Is it that serious?
11:44Is President Trump
11:46here pushing us
11:47really to the precipice?
11:48Do you share
11:49these kind of
11:50grave concerns?
11:52I mean,
11:52it's a very
11:53significant shock.
11:54When we compare
11:56to the 70s
11:58oil shock
11:59the big difference
12:00is that
12:01the economies
12:02are less dependent
12:03on fossil fuels
12:04than they used to be.
12:05so we have
12:06very significantly
12:07improved the energy
12:09efficiency
12:09and
12:11so the impact
12:12of oil prices
12:13per se
12:14or fossil fuel prices
12:15per se
12:15is more limited
12:16than it was
12:18in the 70s.
12:20but if
12:21the situation
12:23aggravates
12:24and
12:24stather
12:25for long
12:26then
12:26the economic
12:28impact
12:28is likely
12:29to be much
12:30more serious.
12:31To close
12:32briefly,
12:32President,
12:33I know that you
12:34don't invest
12:34in all European
12:36economies
12:37as an institution
12:38but
12:39what could be
12:40the knock-on
12:41effect
12:41on an Europe
12:42which is
12:43increasingly
12:43investing in
12:44defence
12:44where
12:45borrowing costs
12:46and the cost
12:47of servicing
12:47debt
12:48is really
12:48spiralling.
12:49For Europe
12:50the challenge
12:50will be
12:51increase
12:51of
12:52inflation
12:54will have
12:55an impact
12:55on
12:56the dynamics
12:57of the economy
12:57the increase
12:58of energy
12:58prices
12:59also
12:59will have
13:00a dampening
13:00impact
13:01on growth
13:01and growth
13:02in Europe
13:03was already
13:03not extremely
13:05dynamic
13:05and so
13:06this
13:07will
13:08be a
13:09challenge
13:10in a
13:11context
13:11where
13:11the
13:12fiscal
13:12space
13:13for
13:14countries
13:14to
13:14for
13:15example
13:15provide
13:15some
13:16support
13:17for
13:18households
13:19or
13:19businesses
13:20in order
13:20to counterweight
13:21the increase
13:22of energy
13:22price
13:23is much
13:23more
13:23limited
13:24than
13:24it was
13:25in
13:252022
13:26for
13:26example
13:26or
13:27just
13:27after
13:28Covid
13:31And now
13:32coming up
13:32MEPs
13:33here in
13:33Brussels
13:33are still
13:34digesting
13:34the results
13:35of the
13:35Hungarian
13:36elections
13:36that took
13:36place
13:37last
13:37Sunday
13:37one of
13:38them
13:38is
13:39Dariusz Janski
13:39a Polish
13:40MEP
13:41from the
13:41European
13:42People's
13:42Party
13:42who spent
13:43his
13:43weekend
13:43in
13:44Budapest
13:45following
13:45those
13:45elections
13:45and now
13:46he joins
13:46us here
13:47in the
13:47studio
13:47to
13:48debrief
13:48welcome
13:48welcome
13:49good morning
13:50so how
13:50was your
13:51weekend
13:51and what
13:51is your
13:52response
13:52to the
13:53outcome
13:53oh it
13:54was
13:54absolutely
13:55amazing
13:56absolutely
13:56amazing
13:56today
13:57I was
13:57invited
13:58by Polish
13:59minority
14:00in Hungary
14:00so we
14:02spent
14:02two days
14:03about
14:0348 hours
14:04amazing
14:07election
14:08night
14:08in Hungary
14:09and
14:10everybody
14:11finger crossed
14:12for change
14:13for big change
14:14but
14:14no one
14:15expected
14:16that
14:16it's
14:16possible
14:17but now
14:18you
14:18describe
14:18it
14:18as
14:18amazing
14:19so the
14:19big
14:19high
14:20is
14:20there
14:20of course
14:20for the
14:21voters
14:21of
14:21TISA
14:21but now
14:22the hard
14:22work
14:23comes
14:23how will
14:24Peter
14:24Mayer
14:24actually
14:25reform
14:25the
14:25country
14:26in order
14:26to unlock
14:26the
14:27billions
14:27that he
14:27wants
14:27oh they
14:28have to
14:29start
14:29they have
14:30to start
14:30prepare
14:31these
14:32reforms
14:32yesterday
14:33Ursula von der
14:33Lyon said
14:34that she
14:35is ready
14:35to unblock
14:36the European
14:37Union
14:38found
14:38about 60
14:39billion
14:39for
14:41Hungary
14:42but they
14:43have to
14:43start
14:43they have
14:44to start
14:44the
14:44reform
14:45I mean
14:45justice
14:46reform
14:46the
14:46public
14:47medium
14:47reform
14:48after
14:4960
14:49years
14:50of
14:51Orbans
14:51it
14:52was
14:52a
14:52democratic
14:53country
14:54they
14:55have
14:55prepared
14:55everything
14:56so it
14:56will be
14:56not
14:56easy
14:57but
14:57step
14:57by
14:57step
14:58I
14:58think
14:58they
14:58are
14:58ready
14:59to
14:59do
14:59it
15:00and
15:00he
15:00wants
15:00to
15:00crack
15:00down
15:01on
15:01corruptions
15:01any
15:01advice
15:02for
15:02him
15:02there
15:03yeah
15:03it
15:04was
15:06huge
15:06corruption
15:07even
15:07in
15:08the
15:08election
15:08day
15:10we
15:10talk
15:10with
15:11people
15:11how
15:12it
15:12is
15:12election
15:13and
15:13how
15:14they
15:14do
15:17in
15:18Hungary
15:18they
15:19paid
15:19a
15:19lot
15:19of
15:19money
15:20to
15:20just
15:21vote
15:22for
15:22the
15:22Orbans
15:23party
15:23so
15:25corruption
15:25were
15:26everywhere
15:27so
15:27and
15:28what about
15:28the
15:28foreign
15:28minister
15:29Tiarto
15:29we
15:30understand
15:30that
15:30he's
15:30been
15:31shredding
15:31up
15:31sensitive
15:32documents
15:33that's
15:33according
15:33to
15:33Peter
15:34Maier
15:34is
15:34that
15:34true
15:35is
15:35there
15:35proof
15:35I
15:36think
15:36it's
15:37true
15:37I
15:37think
15:37it's
15:37true
15:38so
15:39they
15:39have
15:39cleaned
15:40everything
15:40and
15:41they
15:41fired
15:42all
15:42these
15:42people
15:43from
15:43the
15:43Orbans
15:43and I
15:44think
15:44they
15:44have
15:45to
15:45build
15:45a
15:45new
15:45country
15:46right
15:46now
15:47justice
15:48rule
15:48of law
15:49it
15:50will
15:50be
15:50not
15:50easy
15:51because
15:52the
15:53corruption
15:53is
15:53everywhere
15:53so
15:54but
15:55I
15:55keep
15:55finger
15:56crossed
15:56for
15:56the
15:56new
15:57government
15:57so
15:57I
15:58think
15:58they're
15:59ready
15:59to
15:59do
15:59it
15:59you
16:00think
16:00they're
16:00ready
16:00and
16:00will
16:01this
16:01mean
16:01a new
16:01chapter
16:01now
16:02in
16:02EU
16:02Hungarian
16:02relations
16:03I
16:04think
16:04it
16:04will
16:04be
16:04very
16:05strong
16:05relation
16:06between
16:06the
16:06new
16:07government
16:07and
16:07Brussels
16:08I
16:09mean
16:09the
16:09Hungarian
16:09decided
16:11to
16:11Europe
16:12I
16:13saw
16:14on the
16:14election
16:15night
16:16that
16:16a lot
16:16of
16:16people
16:17handed
16:18the
16:18flags
16:18of
16:19European
16:19Union
16:20and
16:20Hungary
16:20it
16:20looks
16:21like
16:21Hungary
16:22joined
16:22the
16:23EU
16:23once
16:23more
16:23so
16:24everybody
16:24was
16:25smiling
16:25it
16:25was
16:26absolutely
16:26happy
16:27day
16:27and
16:27after
16:2816
16:28years
16:28they
16:28are
16:29absolutely
16:30free
16:30and
16:31democratic
16:31right
16:32now
16:32okay
16:32Dariusz Jonski
16:33thank you
16:34so much
16:34for coming
16:34to us
16:35here
16:35and
16:35sharing
16:35your
16:36insights
16:36now
16:37moving
16:37on
16:37the
16:37Italian
16:38Prime
16:38Minister
16:38Giorgio
16:39Maloney
16:39has
16:39called
16:40Donald
16:40Trump's
16:40remarks
16:41about
16:41Pope
16:41Leo
16:42quote
16:42unacceptable
16:43the US
16:44president
16:44accused
16:45the
16:45pontiff
16:45of
16:45being
16:46quote
16:46weak
16:46on
16:47crime
16:47and
16:47terrible
16:48for
16:48foreign
16:48policy
16:49he
16:49told
16:49reporters
16:50he
16:50was
16:50quote
16:50not
16:51a
16:51big
16:51fan
16:52the
16:52Pope
16:52has
16:53responded
16:53with
16:53ease
16:54and
16:54calmness
16:54as
16:55Jacob
16:55Janis
16:55reports
16:57when
16:58you
16:58hear
16:58Donald
16:58Trump
16:59is
16:59going
16:59after
17:00the
17:00Pope
17:00you
17:01know
17:01he's
17:02not
17:02planning
17:02to
17:03turn
17:03the
17:03other
17:03cheek
17:04I'm
17:04not
17:04a
17:04big
17:04fan
17:05of
17:05Pope
17:05Leo
17:05he's
17:06a
17:06very
17:07liberal
17:07person
17:08and
17:08he's
17:08a
17:08man
17:09that
17:09doesn't
17:09believe
17:09in
17:10stopping
17:10crime
17:11but
17:11hold
17:12on
17:12how
17:12did
17:13relations
17:13between
17:13Washington
17:14and
17:14the
17:14Holy
17:14See
17:15went
17:15down
17:16so
17:16rapidly
17:17when
17:18the
17:18Chicago
17:18born
17:19pontiff
17:19was
17:19chosen
17:20last
17:20year
17:21Donald
17:21Trump
17:21praised
17:22the
17:26Catholic
17:26vote
17:27conservatives
17:28hoped
17:28they
17:28had
17:29found
17:29a
17:29natural
17:29ally
17:30however
17:31the
17:31honeymoon
17:32was
17:32brief
17:32and
17:33tensions
17:34appeared
17:34when
17:34the
17:34Pope
17:35challenged
17:35Washington
17:36mass
17:36deputation
17:36programs
17:37condemning
17:38the
17:38harsh
17:38treatment
17:39of
17:39migrants
17:40but
17:41the
17:41ultimate
17:41breaking
17:42point
17:42has
17:42been
17:42the
17:42escalating
17:43war
17:43in
17:44Iran
17:44and
17:45after
17:45the
17:45US
17:46president
17:46threatened
17:47to
17:47destroy
17:47the
17:47whole
17:48Iranian
17:48civilization
17:49the
17:50Pope
17:50openly
17:50condemned
17:51this
17:51military
17:52rhetoric
17:52as
17:52unacceptable
17:53but
17:54Trump
17:55instantly
17:55reminded
17:56Pope
17:56Leo
17:57that
17:57if
17:57he
17:58wasn't
17:58in
17:58the
17:58White
17:58House
17:59he
17:59wouldn't
18:00be
18:00in
18:00the
18:01Vatican
18:01and
18:02the
18:02Pope
18:02responded
18:03calmly
18:03yesterday
18:04I do
18:05not look
18:05at my role
18:06as being
18:06political
18:07politician
18:08I
18:09don't want
18:10to get
18:10into a
18:10debate
18:11with him
18:11and I
18:11will
18:12continue
18:12to speak
18:12out
18:12about
18:13this
18:13against
18:14war
18:14looking
18:15to promote
18:15peace
18:15promoting
18:16dialogue
18:17too many
18:17innocent
18:18people
18:18are
18:18refilled
18:19and I
18:20think
18:20someone
18:20has
18:20to
18:20stand
18:21up
18:21and say
18:21there's
18:22a
18:22better
18:23way
18:23but
18:23one
18:23could
18:24ask
18:24how
18:25can
18:25the
18:25Catholic
18:25Church
18:26effectively
18:27question
18:27a
18:27leader
18:28who
18:28is
18:28now
18:29sharing
18:29AI
18:29generated
18:30images
18:30of
18:31himself
18:31as
18:32Jesus
18:32Christ
18:33which
18:33by the
18:34way
18:34is
18:34an
18:35act
18:35considered
18:35highly
18:36blasphemous
18:36under
18:37church
18:37dogma
18:37but
18:38hey
18:39the
18:39US
18:40president
18:40is
18:40none
18:41other
18:41than
18:41the
18:41former
18:42host
18:42of
18:42The
18:42Apprentice
18:43TV
18:43show
18:44where
18:44he
18:44used
18:45to
18:45fire
18:45people
18:45on
18:46the
18:46spot
18:46and
18:47now
18:47he
18:48is
18:48telling
18:48the
18:48Pope
18:49to
18:49get
18:49his
18:53rather
18:53than
18:54catering
18:54to
18:54the
18:54radical
18:55left
18:55otherwise
18:56it
18:57seems
18:57Trump
18:57will
18:58go
18:58after
18:58him
18:59and
18:59then
18:59probably
19:00after
19:00the
19:00father
19:01the
19:01son
19:02and
19:02the
19:02holy
19:02spirit
19:03too
19:03especially
19:04considering
19:05that
19:05Jesus
19:06was
19:06a
19:06Middle
19:06Eastern
19:07refugee
19:13Jakob
19:13Janis
19:13reporting
19:14for
19:14us
19:14there
19:15well
19:15that
19:15does
19:15bring
19:15this
19:16edition
19:16of
19:16Europe
19:17Today
19:17to
19:17an
19:17end
19:18any
19:18comments
19:18or
19:19points
19:19for
19:19us
19:19do
19:19reach
19:20out
19:20Europe
19:20today
19:21at
19:21your
19:21news
19:21dot com
19:22is
19:22our
19:22email
19:22address
19:23but
19:23as
19:23always
19:23thank
19:24you
19:24so
19:24much
19:24for
19:24tuning
19:24in
19:25take
19:25care
19:25and
19:25see
19:26you
19:26very
19:26soon
19:26here
19:26on
19:27your
19:27own
19:27news
19:38k
19:39k
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