All right, Alexander. Let's talk about NATO expansion. Now Sweden is officially in NATO,

and Stoltenberg sets some very interesting things at the ceremony with Sweden, how Ukraine needs to

find its independence and its sovereignty. Okay, interesting statements from Stoltenberg. And of course,

when we talk about NATO and what is happening with NATO and Ukraine, we have to bring in the

comments from Macron, which are about two or three weeks running, where Macron has been

calling for. You can even say lobbying because he

has been traveling or he has sent his foreign minister to travel to various countries to get

more commitment into Ukraine, boots on the ground, Ukraine or collective West military involved in Ukraine

in one capacity or one capacity or another.

And yeah, this is where we are right now.

Macron continues to push this escalation in Ukraine.

And he has gotten support.

He has built a kind of mini coalition.

France, the Baltic states, Czech Republic, Pavel.

Pavel is definitely on board.

And even Poland, at least in the form of Sikorsky, at least Sikorski, the foreign minister, is on board with, I don't want to say NATO because the U.S. has said no.

But let's just say collective Western European troops inside of Ukraine.

And then once again, they could be noncombative role, but just during that, just

throwing that out there. What are your thoughts on everything that's going on?

I mean, let's first of all discuss Macron, because it is beginning to look tiresome and ridiculous

more than dangerous, if I have to say, because I mean, you said that he's traveling around Europe

or saying he's foreign minister around Europe.

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