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It -- you're being here, and we've put together a great Cabinet, and we've had tremendous success. We've been given a lot of credit for having a very successful first month. And we want to make that many months -- and years, actually -- but we're going to have many good months and we're going to have many good years, I hope. And we're going to solve a lot of problems. We're doing very well with Russia and Ukraine. President Zelensky is going to be coming on Friday. That's now confirmed. And we're going to be signing an agreement, which will be a very big agreement. And I want to thank Howard and Scott for the job you guys did in putting it together. You really did an amazing job. And that will be on Rare Earth and other things. And, as you know, we're in for probably $350 billion. Europe is in for $1 billion -- $100 billion. And that's a big difference. So we're in for probably three times as much. And yet, it's very important to everybody, but Europe is very close. We have a big ocean separating us, so it's very important for Europe. And they hopefully will step up and do maybe more than they're doing and maybe a lot more. The previous administration put us in a very bad position, but we've been able to make a deal where we're going to get our money back and we're going to get a lot of money in the future. And I think that's appropriate because we have taxpayers that are -- shouldn't be footing the bill, and they shouldn't be footing the bill at more than the Europeans are paying. So it's all been worked out. We're happy about it. And I think that, very importantly, we're going to be able to make a deal. Most importantly, by far, we're going to make a deal with Russia and Ukraine to stop killing people. They'll stop killing young Russian soldiers and young Ukrainian soldiers and other people, in addition, in the towns and cities. And we will consider that a very important thing and a big accomplishment because it was going nowhere until this administration came in. They hadn't spoken to President Putin in two years. And so we'll keep you advised. Before we begin the Cabinet, I'd like to have Scott and a couple of people say a few things.
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