president was responsible for in taking on russia. in 2017 alone, you had president trump addressing the yahoo hack and imposing sanctions. you had treasury sanctions. how many times was steve mnuchin in the press shop addressing and outlining sanctions that we were taking against russia? you had to legislation that was signed, banned russian software, export restrictions, the global act, legal weapons, jim jordan sort of alluded to it but there were legal weapons that were actually delivered, lethal weapons, delivered to ukraine, and there was another 50 other actios taken by the trump administration. what i just shot out was what happened in 2017. another narrative that was upside-down, it was donald trump who signed the executive order in 2018 addressing russian
0 what i believe and like i said to the policeman, my weapon is my words and i ll always use my words to fight for more freedom and a smaller government in canada. i will be back in manitoba. tucker: we re out of time, maxime, we re rooting for you, come to america. thank you. sean: by the way, tucker, i agree with you. welcome to hannity. we begin with this fox news alert. the 45th president of the united states, donald trump will join us for an exclusive interview. first, a recap of joe biden s sippy cup pathetic incoherent, at times angry and unhinged performance in geneva, on top of his disastrous g-7 meetings. let s be clear. the so-called summit will vladimir putin did absolutely nothing to advance any american interests in any way. that s a fact. instead vladimir received a massive platform in exchange for zero concessions whatsoever and putin then used that platform to take shot after shot after shot at our country. the united states of america. joe, of course, is nowhere
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made some collective commitment to lift together the export restrictions. this is important, for example, for the indian institute. next we committed to make sure that intellectual property rules would not prevent the roll out of vaccines around the world and to that effect we agreed to speed up the work and take it to the who and in order to look into the supply of patents and property to make sure it is not an obstacle to universal access. this is what is taking place to make sure that vaccines are the global common good and i would like to pay tribute to the proposal made. we have the support of the united states of america and we have been working hand with the united states and our
permit need on other vaccination campaigns and of course in the case of other pandemic so it is a challenge that will remain undeterred is very important for us to build resilience for the next crisis. there is a figure that i am reminded of in south africa. africa represents 20% of the need of vaccinations around the world but only 1% of production capacity. so we need to help all the countries, all the continents to increase their capacity. and africa in particular. to do that we first of all need to lift any export restrictions. as a matter of fact, some major countries when it comes to production, while production was stalled because there were some export restrictions. so we