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Volodymyr Zelenskyy

Volodymyr Zelenskyy

President of UkraineWikipedia

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Oct 31, 2026

Phillips O'BrienGUEST
7:33
So in fact, the patriots I would read as the most cynical of all of these things because it won't happen.
Phillips O'BrienGUEST
7:39
It's years down the road, as Zelensky himself was forced to admit.
Phillips O'BrienGUEST
7:43
So that's one.
Phillips O'BrienGUEST
7:44
The Starlink one was also they panicked because there was going to be congressional investigations about turning it off.
Ross MiharaHOST
0:49
Footage taken on Saturday shows evacuees draped in Ukrainian flags reuniting with family members and hugging one another with joy.
Ross MiharaHOST
0:58
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky posted a message on social media on Saturday.
Ross MiharaHOST
1:03
He reported Ukrainian citizens had crossed the state border in the Chernihiv region.
Ross MiharaHOST
1:09
The president said further steps toward de-escalation and real progress toward peace are needed.
Tim DillonHOST
12:14
It's like, we don't want them to negotiate.
Tim DillonHOST
12:16
We sent all of these people to Zelensky.
Tim DillonHOST
12:18
Don't negotiate.
Tim DillonHOST
12:19
Don't keep fighting.
Darren GerdesHOST
11:37
October 27th, we see this, another good day for press freedom, similar to what happened in Hungary when Orban lost.
Darren GerdesHOST
11:44
Will anyone of Fox News apologize or resign for being a state TV if the Democrats sweep the midterms? I was just watching Fox News and Trump was saying on the news, I don't understand why the president loses the part, the president's party tends to lose in the Congress in the midterms.
Darren GerdesHOST
12:04
I don't know why that is.
Darren GerdesHOST
12:06
Well, I can tell you why.
Michael BrownHOST
33:22
Then shortly after taking office, Narocki vetoed a bill extending help to Ukrainian refugees.
Michael BrownHOST
33:28
And then this spring, a real fight broke out when President Zelensky in Ukraine named a Ukrainian military unit after the very nationalist group that had carried out those killings of Ukrainians.
Michael BrownHOST
33:41
The Poles do have a genuine grievance there, I think.
Michael BrownHOST
33:44
100,000 dead is not a talking point.

7 MINS LATER

Michael BrownHOST
40:23
It may seem like it has nothing to do to us.
Michael BrownHOST
40:27
And I would say that in a cautionary tone right now, it may absolutely appear that way and it may end up being that way.
Michael BrownHOST
40:36
But if this coup continues to deteriorate the legitimacy of the court, and ends up dividing the government and does become a coup, the EU is in trouble, NATO's in trouble, Vladimir Putin is watching very closely, Ukrainians and Zelensky are watching, and the strongest ally that we have in Eastern Europe that really serves as a buffer and houses a lot of our troops would be going down the toilet.
Michael BrownHOST
41:11
And that's one of the tipping points that I think we don't need.
Bek LoverHOST
5:43
Nothing.
Bek LoverHOST
5:45
Why is it that Russia's being fought with our weapons through the Ukraine and And we know Trump doesn't like Zelensky anymore.
Bek LoverHOST
5:54
So did they do a backdoor deal where he's like, listen, we're going to get rid of this guy.
Bek LoverHOST
5:57
We're going to end this war.
Darren WeeksHOST
18:27
Even as Rubio has said that he...
Darren WeeksHOST
18:31
You know, oh, Zelensky needs to come to the table.
Darren WeeksHOST
18:34
Zelensky needs to end this war.
Darren WeeksHOST
18:36
Well, Zelensky's never going to do that, as long as the U.S. is continuing to provide him the means by which to wage war.
Darren WeeksHOST
18:44
Cut it off.
Darren WeeksHOST
18:45
Cut off the supply lines, and Zelensky will have no choice.
Darren WeeksHOST
18:51
They don't want solutions.
Darren WeeksHOST
18:54
So, Britain planning on going to war, uh, We see Japan.
Jim MoraHOST
0:49
on Al Jazeera.
Jim MoraHOST
0:50
The BBC's reporting that the US will resume the sale of Patriot air defence missiles to Ukraine paid for by Canada, Germany and Norway after an argument between Presidents Trump and Zelensky.
Jim MoraHOST
1:06
Civilian casualties in Ukraine have surged this year by nearly 60% to 18,000 with strikes on energy facilities but also residential neighbourhoods as we know.
Jim MoraHOST
1:17
Nearly 1.5 million people have no choice but to live in frontline areas, often without heating now, as winter closes in.
Anthony HodgsonGUEST
22:33
And so the contrast in the values between H3 and H1 is incremental and is not getting at the real issue.
Anthony HodgsonGUEST
22:46
The medium would be where there is a stronger or a more powerful gap between H1 and H3, and that's acknowledged, but the personal and organisation dynamics You know, you're just not going to get Zelensky and Putin sitting down and having a chat on Netanyahu and Hamas.
Anthony HodgsonGUEST
23:07
But on the other hand, a good process and skilled facilitators and the huge investment in building up sufficient mutual respect despite the differences.
Anthony HodgsonGUEST
23:20
And then you've got the strong dilemma, which has been going on for decades now, and hey guys, the planetary limits are being exceeded.
Non ArkaraprasertkulHOST
8:55
The contractor is Lockheed Martin.
Non ArkaraprasertkulHOST
8:57
President Volodymyr Zelensky welcomed it, but he warned deliveries could take several years.
Non ArkaraprasertkulHOST
9:01
Ukraine needs the missiles right now, he said.
Non ArkaraprasertkulHOST
9:03
The BBC citing the U.S. Department of Defense says only 600 Patriot missiles are produced each year.

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