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And hello everybody, welcome back to the

channel. Never here currently away in

Armenia and is set to start talks to

join the European Union 78 billion pound

loan to Ukraine. Now, we're going to be

listening to a bit of an interview of

him in a moment, but of course, a lot of

critics currently pointing out that this

guy is using any old excuse to just cozy

up to the union. And that's exactly what

we're seeing. Every every time I see

Kama speak, he's always talking about

getting closer to Europe despite there

already being a referendum and the

British people choosing that they didn't

want to be close to the EU at all.

Everything is very, very close. And in

fact, I would go as far to say here is

told what to do by the EU. Now, just

have a listen to this speech here quick.

We've also got quite a lot of other

footage as well. Of course, the Yusf has

responded to all of this, but absolutely

shocking stuff. Let's have a watch of

it, guys. But first, please do hit the

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>> We're here for the first time have

really uh noticed um and thank you very

much uh for that. Look, the European

political community is a good

opportunity for us to come together in

this configuration and discuss and

return to the challenges uh that face us

all. Whether that's the economy, um

whether that's energy, whether that's

irregular migration as Georgia has said,

which was the theme actually of the last

EPC that we had just 6 months um ago.

And there's a declaration uh that we've

put together for this EPC, which is

really important in taking that work um

forward. But what I'd say about this um

particular summit is that um the

backdrop has changed. We are now facing

a war on two fronts. We're going into

the fifth year of the Ukraine war um and

we've got the Iran conflict at the same

time. And both of those are impacting

all of us. Um in a very material way. Um

in the United Kingdom, if you look at

the economic forecast now and compare it

to the economic forecast just three or

four months ago, they are in materially

different places. And this is going to

play out with our electorates in all of

our countries.

The impact is not just economic.

Certainly in the United Kingdom and

elsewhere, there are proxy attacks going

on both Russia and Iranian um on our

streets and by way of cyber attacks. So

this is not something remote. It's very

real. It's real for Vladimir and we of

course stand with him as we always have,

but it's impacting us. The third way

it's impacting us has already been

alluded to which is that we cannot deny

uh that some of the um alliances

uh that we have come to rely on are not

uh in the place we would want them to

be. There is more tension um in the

alliances uh than there should be. Um

and it's very important that we

therefore face up to this as a group of

countries together.

At the tactical level,

I think we've been pretty good.

So on the coalition of the willing in

relation to Ukraine, we've put together

and sustained a group of countries

around a single purpose which is um

security guarantees for Ukraine. So a

group of willing countries working

together with a common purpose or a

single purpose where we've got the

political alignment but we've also got

the military planning into quite an

advanced place. Um that model is the one

that we've borrowed into the straight of

Hermuz again a group of willing

countries slightly different

configuration um but with a single

purpose. Now this guy speaks as if he's

like, you know, genuinely like he like

the people the whole world is sitting up

and taking notice. Um the whole the

whole world really do think he is

completely incapable. And of course

we're seeing in real time in this

country right now a legal invasion of

our shores. We're of course of course

seeing uh lots of people wanting the

prime minister out. But when he's

overseas he likes to try and act the big

I am like he's got everything under

control in this country. He absolutely

doesn't. And this was the Ysef earlier

on today responding to Stalmer's speech

out in Armenia.

>> I want to ask you about this uh latest

joinup with the EU. It's the prime

minister resetting, as he calls it, uh

the relationship with the EU, and it's

going to cost us potentially a billion

pounds. What do you make of that, Mr.

Yousef? Well, obviously since uh the

British public voted famously for

Brexit, the political establishment,

including Kama, have done a great deal

to try to undermine that vote. Uh MPs

have basically decided that, you know,

the public were wrong and they were

going to look to find any excuse to try

and get Britain back into the European

Union by the front door or by the back

door. And it looks increasingly like K

star now given he's he's almost in a

place where he's got nothing to lose

there. It's difficult really for for him

to go much further down in the polls. He

is the most unpopular prime minister in

history which is a pretty astonishing

thing for someone who has really only

been prime minister for the blink of an

eye. Um and obviously comes after

horrendously unpopular uh previous Tory

prime ministers. So that's some going

and I think you know the billion pound

cost pales into insignificance. I think

it's going to be much much higher than

that in raw absolute terms. But there's

also, of course, the opportunity cost of

all of the incredible things that

Britain should have been doing. And

don't forget, it was the Tories of

course that completely squandered the

enormous opportunity uh that Brexit

presented uh Britain and the British

people. But that opportunity, the good

news is the that opportunity can still

be realized. And if you want it to be

realized, uh you need a reformed

government led by Nigel Farage. Dazzier

is saying it's all about trying to get

closer to the EU, but the British people

have already had their say and uh they

didn't want it. But Zia makes a good

point. G is just trying to get back as

closer to the EU in any which way

possible through the front door, through

the back door. And whilst his approval

rating is going down through the floor,

he's not really got much else to lose,

has he? He's of course going to be uh

probably gets this job done. Um he'll

probably when he gets sacked as prime

minister be welcomed into the EU in some

sort of formality as well in some sort

of role. Uh this is him talking about

NATO Kama

but strategically we have to do more

than that. Um because if if we talk

about defense and security um in Europe

we've got behind over many years now.

We're not where we need to be. There

needs to be a stronger European element

in NATO. I have no doubt um about that.

So across defense and security um and

trade and energy, all of which have been

weaponized um we need a much stronger um

Europe uh coming together around these

issues and I think we're all saying

versions um of the same thing. But I

really do feel it's goes back to what

you said Mark in a way as we come

through the challenges that face us. It

has to be Europe now that leads the way.

And I feel that on defense and security

we've been behind the curve for too long

over dependencies over reliance and

assumptions about the world that we live

in. They've gone. We now need to lead uh

out of this and we need to do it um at

pace because these impact these impacts

are real. uh the alliances that are

under tension are real. Um and how we as

a group of leaders respond now uh will

likely define um what goes on for many

years.