I want to bring in MS Now's Ines Couter in London. Peter Baker is chief White House correspondent for the New York Times and MS Now contributor. Michael McFall served as US ambassador to Russia and is an MS Now international affairs analyst.His new book is titled Autocrats versus Democrats, China, Russia, America, and the New Global Disorder. Uh it's good to see all of you. Ambassador, you've been involved in many negotiations.What do you make of the way this one is unfolding. Well, it started off pretty ho ...

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Is this your final offer to Ukraine. >> No, not my president. >> I would like to get the peace.It should have been It should have happened a long time ago. >> The Ukraine war with Russia should have never happened. If I were president, it never would have happened.We're trying to get it ended. One way or the other, we have to get it ended. So, he doesn't agree to deal by Tuesday.Well, >> then he can continue then he can continue to fight his little heart. ...

Зараз один з найважчих моментів нашої історії. Зараз тиск на Україну один з найважчих. Зараз Україна може опинитися перед дуже складним вибором.Або втрата гідності, або ризик втрати ключового партнера, або складні 28 пунктів, або вкрай важка зима. Найважча та подальші ризики. життя без свободи, без гідності, без справедливості і щоб ми вірили тому, хто напав вже двічі.Ми не робимо гучних заяв. Ми будемо спокійно працювати з Америкою та усіма партнерами. Буде конструктивний пошук рішень з нашим головним парт ...

A few weeks ago, the Lebanese president, President H said, "The language, this is a quote, the language of negotiation, this with Israel, is more important than the language of war." Uh, and people read that as uh an offer to negotiate either directly or indirectly with Israel. >> Uh yeah, we repeat that same offer, readiness to negotiate with Israel. That's not the first time.I mean, we'll be negotiated with negotiating with Israel. weed in order to delineate our maritime border with Israel two two years a ...

There was a refrain in the Biden administration that we heard over and over again, nothing for Ukraine without Ukraine. We've come a long way from there. Is it possible to achieve peace without the input from European partners in Kiev itself.I think the administration is seeking to get that input. I know that the top general, Randy George and the Army secretary, met with General Sergey today in Ukraine, and they're seeking, first of all, a military appreciation and also an understanding of exactly what's ne ...

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[Music] [Applause] All right. Good evening, everyone. >> I remember the night my parents got all dressed up for Charlie's Bar and Grill. They left laughing and pretending that everything was fine. But by the end of that night, my mother lay bleeding on the floor of that bar. Humiliated, alone, and abandoned by every single witness. She came home bruised, swollen, and wrapped in silence. And then she sat before her Buddhist altar and she began chanting namo heno so powerful as if her voice could carve a door ...

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