00:00...set up that we'll be implementing on getting visas approved.
00:04Everybody will be thoroughly vetted, but they'll be welcomed to this country.
00:07It'll happen quickly, and we're excited for them to come.
00:10So I would hope that around the world people know that the United States is excited to bring their family here to enjoy this event.
00:18America welcomes the world.
00:20Yes.
00:20And I can really, from the collaboration that we have, testify for that, absolutely.
00:26And I just sent a picture from somebody that wants to be there very badly.
00:30He's been very respectful of me and of our country, but not so respectful of others.
00:35But he'll, I'm going to sign this for him, but I was sent one, and I thought you'd all like to see it.
00:42That's a man named Vladimir Putin, who I believe will be coming, depending on what happens.
00:49He may be coming, and he may not, depending on what happens.
00:52We have a lot of things happening over the next couple of weeks.
00:55But I thought it was a nice picture of him.
00:57Okay of me, but nice of him.
01:01So that was very nice that it was sent to me.
01:03Okay?
01:05Mr. President, on that subject, have you talked to Vladimir Putin about the fact that yesterday a big U.S. factory was hit in a Russian airstrike in Ukraine?
01:14What's your reaction to that?
01:15Well, I'm not happy about it, and I'm not happy about anything having to do with that war.
01:19I said, I settled seven wars, and actually, if you think about pre-wars, add three more, so it would be ten.
01:26I thought this would be in the middle of the pack, in terms of difficulty.
01:32No, I'm not happy about anything about that war.
01:35Nothing.
01:36Not happy at all.
01:37We'll see what happens.
01:38I think over the next two weeks, we're going to find out which way it's going to go.
01:42And I better be very happy.
