All right, Alexander, let's talk about the elections in Bulgaria, which saw Radov win

a landslide victory.

He will not need a coalition to govern.

He won a majority in the elections.

He's often described by the EU globalists as being pro-Russian,

but I have not seen any indications that he's particularly pro-Russian. I see Radev as being

very rational and pragmatic in that he understands that Bulgaria just cannot shuffle money into

project Ukraine, just keep on giving money away to Zelensky and not have that money be accounted

for. And he also understands that there's going to be a very, very big catastrophic energy crisis that is going to hit Europe

and is going to hit Europe very soon.

And he is calling for dialogue between Europe and Russia, Bulgaria and Russia, because he

understands that when it comes to energy, Russia is going to be the only game in town,

given everything that is happening in the Middle East.

So we have a majority government now,

or a majority government that will take power soon in Bulgaria.

We have a leader who was acting as president. Now he's going to be acting as prime

minister, a fighter pilot, and someone who could push to restore relations with Russia, or at least

to better relations with Russia between Bulgaria. So what are your thoughts with Russia, or at least to better relations with Russia between Bulgaria.

So what are your thoughts with Radiv and these elections in Bulgaria?

Well, the first thing I should say is that Bulgaria happens to be a country I know quite well.

I've been there. I've got family connections there. So it's a place that I'm familiar with. Now, Radif won big,

very big. I mean, this is unusual the scale of his victory. And I have to say this, I could see it

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