00:12So it's an honor to be here. I'm surprised that CNN is here covering me. You shouldn't be here. You
00:17should not. You should not be here covering me. You said you weren't going to cover me. You shouldn't be
00:22covering me. But I will tell you it is an honor to be at the United Nations and we're making
00:28a lot of progress. Our country is doing really,
00:29really, really well. Thank you very much, everybody.
00:32President Trump, Mr. President, what remains to Putin?
00:34Mr. President, what remains to Putin? Putin's message, can you ask?
00:39Settle the war.
00:40President Trump, Mr. President, we have two rounds of inspiration to the Iranian people.
00:46Mr. President, we have two rounds of inspiration. We are all on the stairs. Be careful with the stairs.
01:05We're all ready for the stairs.
01:15It's avl
01:18All right, okay.
01:49Hello, Mr. Miller.
01:58Hello, Mr. Miller.
02:18Hello, Mr. Miller.
02:20Hello, Mr. Miller.
02:33This is Southern Liberia here.
03:03No.
03:08No.
03:12No.
03:15No.
03:16No.
03:18No.
03:26How would you sort of characterise the dangers to the world at the moment with the wars in Iran and
03:31Ukraine?
03:32Well, we don't like wars.
03:33My president is the president of peace.
03:36He already made eight peace.
03:37And we need peace also now with this war in Iran, sooner than later.
03:42What do you need to hear from Donald Trump today?
03:45Well, he's always a man of surprise.
03:48My president is the most fantastic president.
03:50He's the president of the world.
03:51He's not only the president of America.
03:55And are you confident that an end for this war in Iran can be thought about next?
04:00We all pray for that.
04:02Everybody's praying for that.
04:04Especially the president, because he's the president of the world.
04:18I've been in the United Nations for 19 years.
04:21I've been in the United Nations for 19 years.
04:24And the famous Republican Council has been a talk for everybody.
04:27But, you know, I think the Council, all the United Nations should be reformed.
04:31And, you know, you have to convince not only the United States of America, but all the P5.
04:37Exactly.
04:38And any message for the people in Africa that are following you?
04:43Well, my favorite continent, no?
04:45Oh, really?
04:46Of course.
04:47When went to Angola?
04:47The last time that you've been to Angola?
04:49It's a while, but I'm due to come to be David Livingstone and do a very good tour
04:54of Africa.
04:54Have you been to Angola?
04:56I'm very well due to be in Angola.
04:58I just spoke to Mr. Martial just before.
05:01And I look forward to seeing you in Washington.
05:03You're a great reporter.
05:20Madam First Lady, what did you make of your husband's speech?
05:38What did you make of your husband's speech?
05:58Who did you make of your husband's speech?
06:02I watched this conversation.
06:03I had to ask him to be a head of time and talk to him.
06:03I saw him, and I saw him.
06:17The outbreak is unprecedented, unprecedented speed, and also, you know, lots of concerns.
06:28But within that, there is also progress.
06:30And since May, it's contained in Eastern DRC, except some cases that were documented in Uganda, but that was swiftly
06:40controlled.
06:40So containing it in Eastern DRC is, I think, good, but of course we should strengthen the response or we
06:48can stop it there.
06:50And what the countries around the world can do to help stop the spreading of Ebola in DRC?
06:56Of course, we ask all those who can support support, especially financially.
07:04There is some flow, but there are also some gaps.
07:10So that's one of the asks.
07:12But there are positive developments.
07:14Many people are recovering.
07:16And as I said earlier, it's still contained in Eastern DRC.
07:22And vaccines and treatments, trials, is also going well.
07:28But of course, since the situation is still not under control, the number of cases also are declining, not under
07:36control, we have to continue to strengthen the response.
07:38And that's what we are doing.
07:40And the focus is especially on ensuring community ownership.
07:45And that's improving.
07:46It's because of the community ownership we see things improving.
07:50The government is doing their work to stop the spreading.
07:54Of course, the government is leading the response.
07:56We're working under the government's leadership.
07:59And WHO and other partners supporting.
08:02And with also ownership of the community.
08:05These are the critical ones.
08:06Government leadership, community ownership, and partners supporting.
08:12What about the...
08:13They cannot replace, because partners cannot replace the government and the community.
08:16And the CDC Africa is also there?
08:18The WHO and Africa have developed the plan together.
08:24And also leading the response together.
08:27And I'm proud of that, because we have a strong continental organization.
08:31So everything is under control, correct?
08:33Not under control.
08:35But there are improvements.
08:38There are better...
08:41There is a better situation now.
08:43And we have to continue to push.
08:46That needs to be changed.
08:58Presidentte Lula...
09:06President Lula, please.
09:10President Lula left.
09:12What did you make of President Trump's speech?
09:18Howdy.
09:19Mr. President, President of the Pentagon.
09:52You're welcome.
10:07What's up?
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