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Peace for Ukraine - February 28th, Hour 2
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And there was a lot more than the 11 minutes that was picked up by the media.
And all of it we're going to play starting at the bottom of the next half hour because it's just so epic.
Well, full coverage of this tonight on Hannity 9 Eastern on the Fox News channel.
By the way, JD Vance has agreed to come on the show on Monday, and I'll be in Washington next week.
I'll actually be there for two days because we got the State of the Union on Tuesday night.
So we got a lot coming up.
I can tell you this.
It was my, I'm just going to tell you again how this is going to play out.
And the media, as corrupt as they are, you know, want to blame Donald Trump was confrontational.
He's on Putin's side.
No, he's trying to negotiate a peace for Ukraine.
And America has spent hundreds of billions of dollars aiding Ukraine.
And this is where this is the fault of Biden as troops were literally building on the border by Russia on Ukraine's border.
And then Joe Biden made the stupid, most idiotic statement of all time.
Oh, it's just a little minor incursion.
And, you know, we'll see how I'm going to act.
Rather than immediately getting involved, being proactive, preventing the invasion from the first place, and coming to a negotiated settlement, because these territorial claims by Russia, Putin have gone on for a long time.
And it was during Obama Biden's term that Crimea was annexed.
And it was during Biden's term that Ukraine was invaded by Russia.
Nobody's defending Putin here.
And Trump dealt with that too.
He said, you know, all you guys want me to call him a Nazi, Nazi, Nazi.
Oh, hi, Vladimir.
After he calls him all those names, that's not going to get to the end goal, which is to stop the killing, stop Ukraine from becoming rubble more than it already is, and having a negotiated settlement and ending war in Europe, which I don't think Trump is wrong in suggesting this has the potential to spiral out of control and become World War III.
And just because Zelensky walked out of this deal is irrelevant to me on a million different levels because I think Zelensky is going to be back.
And I use the analogy that it's like Reykjavik.
And the world said the same thing at the time.
They made fun of Ronald Reagan.
Star Wars, strategic defense.
Well, what do you think is saving Israel from all of the rockets from landing that are being fired into their country from Gaza, from Lebanon, from the House rebels, and from the Iranians?
I wouldn't call it Star Wars, but it's strategic defense and the Iron Dome that we call that uses it.
And we have more advanced systems now as well.
The president's talking about in this new age of creating and building the next generation of weaponry, it is critical, in my mind, that we understand that this world is very dangerous.
These weapons are too destructive, and we better be proactive.
And if he ever does get Iron Dome for the country, probably we will all be long dead and gone.
But that might be his greatest legacy and being in the forefront of it.
And that ended up being Reagan's greatest legacy as far as I'm concerned.
And he did a lot of great things.
All right.
Let me let's get to some calls here.
A lot of you are very, very patient.
Let's say hi to Damon.
He's in Washington State.
Damon, hi.
How are you?
Glad you called.
Happy Friday.
Yeah, happy Friday.
Zelensky seems to be dealing with this whole thing like he's dealing with the previous administration.
And I also think that he thought that maybe he could do a play and stuff and maybe get the media involved, which happened.
But I think he might have thought he could play into like the media and some of the big money interests and stuff like that, maybe get some of their sympathy and, you know, further stir things up.
Well, no, I have no idea.
I mean, do Democrats really want an endless war in Europe and the possibility of this war spreading like a cancer throughout Europe?
I mean, at what point does somebody take the reins and say, this has got to stop?
Then the final portion of it would be, you know, an agreement on some territorial claims, a negotiated settlement there, not ideal for Ukraine, but certainly better than the alternative, which is not having a country at all.
And I think that's where Zelensky is now headed, because I don't think there's going to be any support in the end.
Anyway, we'll see what happens.
I appreciate the call, though, Damon.
Thank you.
Let us say hi to our friend Barbara and Marilyn.
Barbara, how are you?
Glad you called.
Happy Friday.
Hey, Sean.
How are you?
I'm good.
How are you?
Oh, I'm so glad I got to talk to you today because I'm so busy this time, but I tell you, I owe congratulations to you, too.
Oh, thank you.
You're very kind.
Yes, yes.
I'm so happy for you.
I think Zelensky's lost his mind.
I think he's lost his mind.
I could not believe that he disrespected President Trump like that.
Well, and at the end of the day, I think it was President Trump and Vice President Vance that crushed it in that Oval Office meeting today.
And I just think Zielinski came in with the wrong attitude.
And I think he thinks, look, and I've said this to Zelensky.
I'm not taking up for Putin.
Nobody's going to convince me he's anything other than a murdering dictator thug.
And frankly, some of these claims, I believe, territorial claims are dubious at best.
He never should have invaded this country.
But with all that said, we could sit here and we can go back three years and regurgitate history all we want, or we could talk about resolving this, ending this war, and moving forward.
And I think that is the only option that is viable.
I think we'll get back to this.
Let's see if I'm right.
But, you know, knowing Donald Trump as well as I know him, I can tell you right now that the art of the deal played out in real time today.
Well, I was just so surprised to see him be that disrespectful.
I don't think he's very smart.
And he looked a mess.
Doesn't he own a suit, for goodness sakes?
He's in the president's office looking like he just came off of something hobo wrote.
Trump was funny when he first pulled up.
President Trump met him outside when he got out of his car and then said to Zelensky, to the media, he goes, Oh, he got all dressed up for the meeting here.
It was actually pretty funny.
It was funny.
It was funny.
Well, he did look better than he usually does, but I don't think he's being very smart.
And I don't think he's going to be the president of that country when it's all over anyway.
I don't think that he'll win an election if he allows one.
Well, I don't think that he's going to allow one at this point.
I don't know if he's going to have a choice at the end of the day.
He doesn't need to have a choice.
This comes to an end, and I pray that it will.
Yeah, listen, I pray for the people of Ukraine.
I don't want any more dead people, the innocent people in Russia, not their leadership.
The best case scenario is that this ends.
Yes.
Yes, it is.
Well, it's good talking to you, Sean.
Good talking to you, Barbara.
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Corey is in Texas.
God bless Texas.
Happy Friday, Corey.
What's going on?
Hey, thanks, Sean.
I appreciate it.
I've been listening to you since the first election, and I wanted to thank you for keeping me on track all these years.
Keeping the truth out there.
I appreciate that.
Yeah, well, it's my honor to be able to do it.
I thank all of you for giving me this microphone.
And by the way, you don't want to watch, don't want to miss tonight.
Tonight's going to be a great show.
Okay, I watched that interaction at the White House and in the Oval Office.
And was it me or did it look like a parent threatening to take the car keys away from a teenager if he didn't behave?
You know, it's such a good point.
I don't know what it is.
Lindsey Graham actually said it best.
This was his opportunity.
And Lindsay's been very supportive of Zelensky.
And he said he went in there with a chip on his shoulder and he blew an opportunity to bring peace to his country.
And he did.
And he blew his election, too.
I mean, now he's, I guarantee the people of Ukraine are frightened because Trump said, you know, you don't have any cards to play with.
We are your cards.
And he was literally on live TV blowing it for his whole country.
And without us, Ukraine's not going to be Ukraine.
Said I'm not playing cards, but Trump was right.
He doesn't have any cards in the game.
He has no cards to play.
The only card he has is the generosity of outside countries, or Putin eviscerates them.
And there's nobody.
I mean, what Joe Biden did to our country, he basically created a scenario in which this is a U.S. proxy war with Russia.
And that's how much money he was giving Zelensky.
And then he was telling Zelensky how to fight the war.
I keep going back to the history of this.
First, he let Putin amass troops on the border, right?
And after he, and then he was asked, well, what are you going to do if he invades?
Oh, he's not going to invade.
Don't, one of those stupid comments that he makes.
And then he said, well, it'll depend if it's a minor incursion.
And he had an opportunity to stop this before it ever started.
And he should have gotten in there, and Europe should have gotten in there, and Europe should have negotiated a deal.
And they should have understood.
I remember at the time saying, are you people stupid?
You think he's bringing all those troops and tanks and military equipment there for his health?
No, he was planning a full invasion.
Yes, he was.
I do have another question for you.
Okay.
You know, I'm a traveling executive salesman.
I travel all over the place.
And then after work, I meet and I just talk to people.
Sometimes we talk about politics.
Probably 90% of the people that I talk to always bring up this one question and said it's never going to happen.
And that's going to be accountability with Hillary Clinton, with Bill Clinton, with Chuck Schumer, with Nancy Pelosi, with all of them.
How come these people never get indicted?
How come they never go to jail?
And how can they get away with stealing our money?
Great question.
I don't know, but time will tell.
It's very early.
We're only in month two of the administration.
We're just getting these cabinet officials now, you know, they're finding where their offices are.
And they've been very fixated and focused, rightly so, on cutting waste, fraud, abuse.
And I just think at the end of the day, I think it's going to, I think all of this is going to play out.
We are going to get to the corruption, the root of corruption, and get to the bottom of a lot of this.
And I think a lot of people are going to be held accountable.
What accountability looks like, I don't know.
I think a lot of people will get fired.
A lot of people will be let go.
A lot of people, you know, if they broke the law, may end up getting arrested.
I don't know.
But I'll tell you, there was a great deception that was perpetrated on the American people because they didn't, they weren't telling the American people where that money was going.
They just put it under a different heading with very broad, generic sounding terms.
And meanwhile, it was the new Green Deal, wokeism, transgenderism, LGBTQ plus.
It was everything but what we needed.
Anyway, appreciate the call, my friend.
All right, quick break right back.
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Arizona, Ted, next.
Happy Friday, Ted.
How are you?
Fine, Sean, how you doing?
I'm good, sir.
What's going on?
I just want to let you know real quick.
I live in Yume, Arizona, but I was born in Virginia.
My family has fought for this country since the Civil War.
And after that little show that went on in the White House, if you can't tell the president for me, and I know you've got an ear to him, the next meeting that Shalinsky gets is going to be a get-mo.
I don't want him back in this country.
I do not want him back in this country.
My grandfather left Hungary because of this kind of stuff.
He fought for this.
I'm not against him coming back in the country if he comes back with a better attitude and he gets rid of the chip on his shoulder.
And if he really wants peace and Donald Trump can help facilitate that, I think that makes a better, safer world.
I think he does great work for the security of our NATO allies and partners in Europe.
It's something that they themselves can't pull off.
And if in the name of peace, he gets to pull that off, I'm not unhappy with that.
Why would you be unhappy with that?
That means less people die.
I don't like people dying.
I don't either.
He should take Selensky to the cemeteries in Europe and show him all our families' graves.
But he needs to be come back here.
If he wants to come back, get Moe.
He can meet Trump and get Mo if he wants to talk about it.
I don't want him back on U.S. soil.
What he did today, I will tell you, was maybe one of the worst performances, if you want to call it a performance, on the world stage of any, quote, leader that I've ever seen in my lifetime.
Now, the media wants to blame Trump.
Trump is standing up for Vladimir Putin.
No, Trump is trying to achieve peace in Europe.
And watch the art of the deal.
It will take time for it to unfold.
It will take time.
Anyway, I appreciate it.
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The media only played a small portion of it when we come back on the other side.
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All right, let me get, let's go back because the media only played about 12 minutes of what was over nearly an hour of Zelensky and Trump in the Oval Office.
The whole tape didn't get released until just a short time ago.
So, and if you're just getting in your car, I mean, this was a historic day.
I mean, to see even somebody like Lindsey Graham, who's been very supportive of Zelensky, even met with Zelensky yesterday, you know, gave him strong instructions about how he should handle this, about that this is a good day because America's partnering and getting going in deep and hard in a deal with on this rare earth mineral deal and how good that is for Ukraine and it would be good for Ukraine.
And then he gets in the Oval Office, he gets his backup, and he's being rude to both the president and the vice president.
And he got called out and he got called out big time.
And it just was history in the making.
And I will tell you, had he listened to the advice that he was given before this meeting, this would have been a great day for the Ukrainian people.
This would have been the beginning of the end of the destruction, the rubble, the war, the death.
The person that missed the opportunity today was Zelensky.
And as Lindsey Graham said, either fundamentally he changes or he has to go.
Or else it's going to end predictably.
Anyway, let's go to the long version of the tape that nobody played, and that's Zelensky, President Trump, JD Vance, Marco Rubio was in the room.
Everybody was there.
Anyway, let's go to that tape.
We've been working very hard, very close.
So we've actually known each other for a long time.
We've been dealing with each other for a long time and very well.
We had little negotiations back, but that worked out great.
I think for both countries, I think for the world, actually, beyond both countries.
And we have something that is a very fair deal.
And we look forward to getting in and digging, digging, digging, and working and getting some of the rare earth.
But it means we're going to be inside.
And it's a big commitment from the United States.
And we appreciate working with you very much.
And we will continue to do that.
We have had some very good discussions with Russia.
I spoke with President Putin, and we're going to try and bring this to a close.
It's something that you want and that he wants.
We have to negotiate a deal.
But we've started the confines of a deal, and I think something can happen.
The big thing is the number of soldiers, mostly at this point, but soldiers being killed, you're losing thousands of soldiers.
So on both sides, we're losing a lot of soldiers, and we want to see it stop.
And we want to see the money get put to different kinds of use, like rebuilding, the rebuilding.
And we're going to be working very hard.
But we've had a lot of very good conversations.
I will say until we came along, the Biden administration didn't speak to Russia whatsoever.
They didn't speak to anybody.
They just allowed this to continue.
And I will say that I'll say in front of you, you've heard me say it a thousand times.
If I were president, this war would have never happened.
We would have had a deal negotiated for you without having to go through what you've gone through.
But your soldiers have been unbelievably brave.
We've given them great equipment, but somebody has to use the equipment.
They've been unbelievably brave.
And we give them great credit.
This was supposed to be over very quickly.
And here we are three years later.
So I give tremendous credit to your generals and your soldiers and yourself in the sense that it's been very hard fighting, very tough fighting.
They're great fighters.
And you have to be very proud of them from that standpoint.
And now we want to get it over with.
It's enough, right, if we want to get it over with.
So it's an honor to have you here.
Thank you very much for coming.
We're going to sign the agreement at the conference in the East Room in a little while, right after lunch.
And we'll be having lunch together.
We're also discussing some other things.
And we appreciate everybody being here.
It's somewhat of an exciting moment, but the really exciting moment is where we get when they stop the shooting and we end up with the deal.
And I think we're fairly close to getting that.
And an honor to have you.
And please, like to say something.
Yeah, thank you so much, Mr. President.
Thank you for the invitation.
And really, I hope that this document, first document, will be the first step to real security guarantees for Ukraine, our people, our children.
I really count on it.
And of course, we count that America will not stop support.
Really, for us, it's very important to support and to continue it.
I want to discuss it with details further during our conversation and of course the infrastructure or security guarantees.
Because for today, I understand what Europe is ready to do.
And of course, I want to discuss with you what the United States will be ready to do.
And I really count on your strong position to stop Putin.
And you said that enough with the war.
I think that it's very important, Ben, to say these words to Putin at the very beginning, at the very beginning of the war, because he's a killer and terrorist.
But I hope that together we can stop him.
But for us, it's very important to save our country, our values, our freedom, the democracy, and of course, no compromises with the killer about our territories.
But it will be later.
And of course, what I wanted, you know, we spoke about it by phone with you, about the drones production.
We have very good drones production.
I think the best one in the world for today, because of the war.
Yes, and of course, we need very much the air defense.
You have the best air defense in the world, and really you helped us under attacks of Russians.
And I want to speak how we can exchange the licenses.
We're open to share the licenses of all our drones with you, of course, with the United States.
And we need licenses for quick production of air defense.
Even after the war, we need our nation to be calm, that we are secure.
So that's why we need this air shield.
And of course, about this, I want to speak about the contingents.
I think that France and the UK already spoke to you.
And we know that Europe is ready, but without the United States, they will not be ready to be as strong as we need.
And the last point, last not least, about exchange, about our people and children.
And you know that this crazy Russians stolen 20,000 of children, Ukrainian children, they changed their names, they changed their families, relatives, and now they're in Russia.
We want to bring them back.
And really, it's a big, big dream task and goal for me.
And our warriors.
By the way, Mr. Perl, we brought, we exchanged, we just released more than 4,000 warriors from Russian prison, but there are thousands more in the prison.
I wanted to share with you some images.
Can I now close some minutes?
One minute.
One minute.
Just you to understand in what circumstances, in what situation they are, and what the attitude of Russia to our prisons.
That guys, just you before, before and after, you see, before and after, just you to understand.
Now, thousands of such guys, ladies and men, there and that's so they don't eat, they beat them and they, you know, a lot of bad things.
So out of, even during the war, there are rules.
Everybody knows there are rules during the war.
These guys, they don't have any rules.
You see that?
50, 60 kilograms.
And a lot of such things.
And I didn't want to show you what the changes with images of children because I will just share with you.
I mean, it's looking tragic.
That's tough stuff.
Yeah, I wanted very much to give you.
And here you see.
This is pastor, by the way, the stolen pastors.
Because it's not Russian church.
The stolen pastors then move pastors to the prison.
At the end of last year, we brought three pastors and we could exchange that.
And this is pastor.
Yeah, that's tough.
Yeah, so I mean, this I wanted to show you and this.
So thank you very much.
We want to get that ended, right?
Yeah, of course.
Of course, we will.
I think we will.
I think we will.
We have to, of course.
Do you have any questions, please?
Thank you, Mr. President.
How much money is the U.S. going to put into the fund that is being created today?
And how does this provide long-term security for Ukraine?
Well, we don't know exactly how much because we're going to be putting some money in a fund that we're going to get from the raw earth that we're going to be taking and sharing in terms of revenue.
So it's going to be a lot of money will be made from the sale and from the use of raw earth.
And as you know, our country doesn't have much raw earth.
We have a lot of oil and gas, but we don't have a lot of the raw earth.
And what we do have is protected by the environmentalists, but that could be unprotected.
But still, it's not very much.
They have among the best in the world in terms of raw earth.
So we're going to be using that, taking it, using it for all of the things we do, including AI and including weapons and the military.
And it's really going to very much satisfy our needs.
So it's something that just worked out really well.
We have a lot of oil, we have a lot of gas, we have a lot, but we don't have raw earth.
So this has just about every component of the raw earth that we need for computers, for all of the things we do, which puts us in great shape.
And long-term security for Ukraine.
How does this provide it?
I think they're going to have great luck.
I think once we make the agreement, that's going to be 95% of it.
They're not going to go back to FINIC.
I've spoken with President Putin, and I think I feel very strong.
I've known him for a long time, and I feel very strongly that they're very serious about it.
And we'll make a deal.
And when the deal is made, I don't think we talk about security.
Everyone's talking about the other day, all they talked about was security.
I said, let me make the deal first.
I have to make the deal first.
I don't worry about security right now.
We have to have a deal.
Because right now, last week, 2,000 soldiers died on both sides.
2,000.
And they're losing 1,000, 2,000, 3,000 a week.
So as we sit here and we talk, people are getting shot and dying on the battlefield.
And you know, they're not American soldiers, but they're Russian soldiers and they're Ukrainian soldiers, and we want to be able to stop it.
And we want to be able also to spend money on other things.
We don't want to, this is a tremendous amount of money.
And what the Biden administration did was terrible.
They were giving money, but they had no security on the money.
Europe, as you know, gave much less money, but they had security.
It was in the form of a loan.
They get their money back, and we didn't.
And now, at least we're protected because the American taxpayer has to be protected too.
But this is an incredible agreement for Ukraine because we have a big investment in their country now.
And what they have, very few people have.
And we're able to really go forward with very, very high-tech things and many other things, including weaponry.
Weaponry that we're going to use in many locations, but that we need for our country.
This allows us to do this.
We need to be sorry.
Yes, go ahead, please.
Yeah, I can just.
Yes.
In the document, there is one of the very important points if we speak about business and investment.
We never had LNG terminals in Ukraine.
This document will open.
I mean, the next document, but anyway, here we see in the framework, we see a really good will for this.
LNG terminals for us is very important, and I think for security of European continent.
We have the biggest storage, gas storage.
We have the biggest in Europe.
Yes, it's yes, and we can use it.
You get for LNG, use it for LNG, and we will do it.
And really, we can help Europe because Europe really helped.
President Trump said that they made less support, but they have our friends and they are our very supportive partners.
They really gave a lot.
Mr. Brett.
Really?
They did.
They gave a lot, but they gave much less.
No.
Much less.
No.
No.
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