00:00Do you have a question for President Putin, please?
00:05President, do you have a question for President Putin, not Zelensky, Putin?
00:09What would you like to ask him? Because I'm going to ask him that question.
00:13I have a question. Last year you called Russia a paper tiger, according that they're not doing...
00:18Who did I call?
00:20Russia.
00:22No, no, give us a question, not for Zelensky, give us a question for Putin.
00:26Why not? Because I'm speaking to him today.
00:31He gave me a good, hard question.
00:34When will he end this war?
00:36That's a good question. I don't think I've ever asked him that question. I'm going to ask him that question.
00:43Mr. President, what's the status of a Russia a treaty with Ukraine?
00:48By the way, I will tell you, though, he's going to tell you that he wants it ended as soon
00:52as he can end it.
00:54He wants it ended. He wants to end it soon.
00:57And I ask him how we talk. I talk to him a lot.
01:01I talk to him a little bit less, but the relationship is very good.
01:05But I talk to President Putin a lot. He wants to end the war.
01:10And a lot of people don't believe that.
01:16What are President Putin's conditions for ending the war?
01:20Well, there were certain conditions that were a little bit different.
01:24I think they're changing.
01:25I think they're probably getting a little bit better toward some of the things that you'd like.
01:30It's been tougher in Russia.
01:32It's been a lot tougher than it was supposed to be.
01:34I mean, in all fairness, this was supposed to be a...
01:36This is a war that would have never happened if I were President.
01:39Would have never happened.
01:41You'd have a full country, you know.
01:42I mean, it's just a shame that it happened.
01:45But, no, this is a...
01:48This is something that I think Zelensky wants to do and Putin wants to do.
01:52They want to get it done.
01:55Ask the President that question.
01:58Ask him.
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