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Boris Johnson, who is traveling, for more severe attacks on Ukraine by British-made weaponry,

not just battle tanks, but also aircraft, something that now is a dispute between number 10 downing

and Mr. Sunack and the former Prime Minister.

And that's British politics. I understand that.

Politics are weighing in everywhere.

And I wanted to go to your measure of South America, Hannah Toll,

and you mentioned Brazil staying out of the fight.

A significant illustration of that is the journey by Olaf Schultz,

the Chancellor of Germany, as you know well know, who is participating in the Ukraine conflict,

now with tanks, but also since his Zytenven to speech with the move away from our policy.

He was with Lula De Silva, the new president, who was the former president of Brazil.

And Mr. Dyselva said we're not getting involved. We're a piece of nation.

But the picture that meant most to me was a picture of Gabriel Borich,

the new president of Chile in Santiago at the palace, standing next to Olaf Schultz,

and on the wall above a desk that did not look used in the palace, was a full-length portrait of Savodori Ande.

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