All right, Alexander, let's talk about Orban's diplomatic effort to broker some sort of a peace deal in Ukraine.

He went to Kiev, then he went to Moscow, and then he went to China, and he will now be in the United States,

meeting with all the NATO members, maybe meeting with Biden and discussing things with

Biden, if that's possible given what's going on with Biden.

But maybe he'll meet with Trump while he's in the United States.

Who knows?

His foreign minister, Ciarto, said that big things are coming this week.

So Orban definitely has a vision.

I don't know if you want to say it's a plan, but he has a vision as to how to push a peace process forward.

In Kiev, he did not get a very good response.

In Moscow, I believe he did get a good response.

And in China, he got a good response.

In the United States, I imagine he's going to be shunned at the nato meeting i imagine the biden camp is not going to want to hear anything about

ceasefire and peace but he will he will have uh trump if he does meet with trump and his people

trump will be very receptive to to to what Arban has to say.

So what are your thoughts?

Well, you know, I look at all of this with a sense of relief and what Orban is doing.

And with also a sense that finally, finally, we are seeing somebody in the West do actual diplomacy.

Because this is what diplomacy is.

You have a conflict.

You have two powers, Ukraine and Russia, that are fighting each other.

And he understands and understands very well that this is very bad for Europe.

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