00:00The President, Zelensky says you're supporting
00:01troops by making these sanctions, right?
00:04The President, I'm supporting stopping war
00:06between Russia and Ukraine.
00:09The President, how does that help stop war?
00:09The President, and you know what?
00:11Why?
00:11Because that's what I do for a living.
00:13And, frankly, Zelensky is not helping matters much.
00:17I think he doesn't want to stop it.
00:19But I want to see people not die.
00:21They're losing, probably, on average, 25,000 to 35,000
00:26soldiers every single month.
00:28All I want to do, I don't care.
00:30I want to get the war stopped.
00:32I don't want to see 25,000 to 35,000.
00:35Last month, it was 32,000.
00:37I don't want to see 32,000 soldiers dead.
00:41It has nothing to do with this country.
00:43But you know what?
00:44From a human standpoint, Ukraine is losing a lot of —
00:48Ukraine is losing all of its men.
00:50And I was watching a woman on television the other night,
00:53and she blamed Zelensky.
00:55She said, he's killing our men.
00:57And the fact is, she said — and it was very poignant —
01:01she said, our men are dying.
01:03Our men have no legs in many cases.
01:06You look around, they have no legs.
01:08They're in mental institutions.
01:10She's talking about Ukraine, and she's very well known,
01:14and they want to put her in prison.
01:15I want to see the war stop.
01:17You're losing tremendous numbers of mostly young military men.
01:23And that means 25,000 to 35,000 a month.
01:27All I want is for Russia and Ukraine to stop that stupid war.
01:32Yeah.
01:32Mr. President, would you meet with President Xi and Ukraine
01:35and discuss the end of the war without Zelensky there?
01:39Well, I would meet in order — anything I can do to end the war,
01:42whether somebody is there or not.
01:44Whatever I can do to end the war.
01:46And they do want to have a meeting, as my suggestion —
01:49because I'm going to be over in China in November —
01:52on the denuclearization.
01:54And if we could do denuclearization,
01:57I will have done the world a big, big favor.
02:00So we are going to have —
02:00Zelensky says you're on the wrong side of history here, sir.
02:02Zelensky says you're on the wrong side of history.
02:05What'd you say?
02:05Zelensky says you're on the wrong side of history on this one.
02:09Zelensky says?
02:11Zelensky doesn't know what he's talking about.
02:13Zelensky is a man that should have this war settled a long time ago.
02:17If he would have listened to me,
02:19he would have made a much better deal a long time ago,
02:21and he'd have a million people living from his side.
02:25And to be honest, I don't think —
02:27I think it's time for somebody else to negotiate on behalf of Ukraine.
02:32Because what's happened —
02:33very little land is moved,
02:35but a million people —
02:37a tremendous number of people are dead.
02:39They're losing their male population.
02:42Ukraine could have had this thing settled a long time ago.
02:45If he would have listened to me —
02:46and you remember the Oval Office —
02:48he would have had this settled a long time ago.
02:51Maybe it's time for Zelensky
02:53to get somebody else to negotiate.
