All right, Alexander, let's talk about Biden's speech yesterday, talking to the American people from the Oval Office.

What are your thoughts about it? I thought it was pretty scary, scary, alarming statement from Biden.

And my overall takeaway was war on two fronts, war with with Ukraine, or escalation,

let's just say escalation in the Ukraine conflict and escalation in the war in Israel.

I think that was the key takeaway, linking Hamas to Putin.

I thought that was pretty scary, stuff coming from Biden and a lie.

And saying that Putin and Hamas cannot win, that was interesting.

And then saying that it's all about U.S.'s national interest and national security.

That's why the American people have to continue

to fund not only Israel, but they have to continue to fund Ukraine. What were your thoughts on this

statement, the speech from the Oval Office? Well, in a words, in a few words, firstly, I thought

it was a very bad speech. I mean, just as a piece of rhetoric, I thought it was, I thought it failed in almost every respect.

I mean, didn't explain anything.

It was just basically a set of cliches.

I thought what he was talking about in terms of the conflict in the Middle East, it came across to me as box-dicking.

But of course, for that aside, put aside the

inadequacies of Biden's rhetoric. I thought it was a disastrous speech. I thought it was a

disastrous speech coming after a disastrous trip to the Middle East. Now, I don't entirely

understand what exactly it was that Biden was trying to do when he went to the Middle East.

But bear in mind, he was going to go first to Israel, and then he was going to go to Jordan,

and there he was going to meet with King Abdullah of Jordan, and President Al-Sisi of Egypt,

and President Mahmoud Abbas of the Palestinian Authority. And all three of

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