All right, Alexander, let's talk about the first few days of Trump as president of the United States,

and obviously we'll focus on the conflict in Ukraine, because Trump is very focused on the conflict in Ukraine.

So he said a lot of stuff during many events, speeches, statements,

whether it's the signing of executive orders, whether it was his speech the other day at the

W.E.F or a recent interview that he gave on Fox News to Hannity. He is talking a lot about

Project Ukraine. Of course, reporters are asking him a lot about Project Ukraine because I believe

the media has been told to ask him a lot about Project Ukraine because the more they ask

about Project Ukraine, the more he gets sucked into Project Ukraine. And he is getting sucked

into Project Ukraine. At least is getting sucked into Project Ukraine.

At least that's the way it looks on the surface.

It does seem that Trump is more than willing to take ownership of the conflict in Ukraine.

At least these are my thoughts.

He is absolutely willingly taking ownership of the conflict in Ukraine.

And he's saying many interesting things.

Some people may call what he's saying in ultimatum to Russia, a warning, threats.

Very mafia-like warnings in a way, take it or leave it or else.

With sprinkles of goodwill, of love for the Russian people, as Trump puts it.

I love the Russian people, but I'm going to destroy your economy if you don't agree to my terms.

That's how I've been reading his messages. Anyway,

what are your thoughts on this? We haven't talked about this, by the way. So I'm very interested to hear your thoughts on everything that Trump is saying. Well, the first place to start, I think,

is his inaugural address, where he didn't mention Ukraine

at all. He didn't mention Ukraine. He didn't talk about Russia at all. So I don't think that he

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