00:00¡Gracias!
00:30I think it's an interesting meeting, although it seems kind of like it's none of our business.
00:37I think that Trump continuing to be involved and to back the Ukrainians seems counter to his stated goals of being America first.
00:50But having a world leader with such a high body count is unsettling, and I feel that would be the way for any civilian.
01:04But especially having a Russian leader, considering Alaska's history with Russia, is uniquely interesting in that it has caused so many conspiracy theories to run around,
01:19especially with President Trump's vague land swap things.
01:24The wildest one is that we're being given to Russia in order to end the war in Ukraine.
01:33Well, I think it's really a fascinating opportunity for Alaska to shine in what we can do for those kind of venues.
01:41I think it's a safe venue for both the leaders to come here.
01:46We have a huge Air Force base and Army base next to Anchorage, and so I think that it's going to be a safe location for them.
01:53I think it will also be very exciting for Alaska and for the city of Anchorage to be a part of something like that.
01:58I think it's fairly historic.
02:00Well, I think given that talks are taking place in Alaska,
02:04and that Alaska is a place that has really benefited from Russian missionaries, Russian saints,
02:10who have planted the Orthodox Christian faith in this land,
02:15the faith which believes in love of God and love of neighbor,
02:19that having prayers to those saints, that love of God and love of neighbor,
02:23can lead to actually peace in the Ukraine.
02:27I believe it's absolutely important, and it's the one thing that we can offer.
02:32I believe it's the one thing that we can offer.
03:02I believe it's the one thing that we can offer.
03:32Thank you.
03:34Thank you.
