All right, Alexander, let's talk about what's going on in Russia, in Ukraine, in the U.S.

In Slovakia, we have the Prime Minister of Slovakia traveling to Moscow to meet with Putin.

What are your thoughts?

Well, I'm going to say there's a sudden big burst of diplomatic activity, and I think many of these moves are clearly being

coordinated. I think that we can now start to say that we're entering the end game. Because again,

over the last couple of hours, I think Trump has clarified very clearly what he wants to do. But to say it straightforwardly,

Fidso is in Moscow. He went there yesterday. Yesterday, he had a meeting with Putin. If you go to

the Kremlin website, they have provided the barest readout.

They're not saying anything at all about what Fizzo said.

Peskov, whose Putin spokesman, has implied that it was all about gas transit issues and energy questions.

I don't believe that. I think that just as Orban has been

phoning Putin, acting as some kind of intermediary between the Russians and Trump. I think

Fizzo, who at the moment is perhaps rather less exposed than Orban, because Orban has annexions next year

and he's facing political challenges in Hungary. I think he's gone to Moscow for a personal

meeting with Putin. They're clearly talking about Ukraine and the situation in Ukraine,

and they're clearly looking for some way to move this thing forward.

And Fidzah went to Moscow.

For that reason, he could have discussed energy matters by phone.

The fact that he's gone to Moscow is clearly because he wants to have a personal meeting with Putin

so that information can be conveyed

to Trump via FISA in a way that people won't be able to listen into. We won't have problems

of other people, you know, listening into the discussions and trying

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