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Donald Trump has so much domination within NATO,

that I don't believe it's possible to reform NATO from within.

If someone is a billionaire and they don't want to pay 1% of tax in this country, I think we

should wave them out the door.

I don't think there's any point in beating around the bush.

I'd like to see us back in the European Union.

I'm Pippa Carrera.

And I'm Kieran.

You're listening to Politics Weekly for The Guardian.

Well, hello.

Hello.

We're delighted to be here for a special episode with Zach Polanski, the leader of the Green Party.

Now, we've just recorded a really fascinating discussion with him, which ranged from national security and defense.

His views on Donald Trump,

his views on Kirstama closer to home, European Union, the economy.

What's the doubt to you, Kieran?

It was really good timing to talk to him on Monday because with everything going on in the news,

this was the longest period I'd heard him quizzed on his views on foreign policy and defence.

And I think some of his answers on NATO, on the nuclear deterrent, on the military relationship with America were really interesting.

And the specific answer I found most fascinating, I don't know about you, but was when I asked him, did he think that Russia was more of a threat than America?

And, well, listen into what he said because it wasn't as clear cut as you might expect.

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