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i also remember him tweeting, you know, his arrival, carrying the sink, but you were on the inside. what was that period like? well, it was extraordinary. i think it was kind - of once—in—a—lifetime career—defining stuff in a way, which is a peculiar— thing as a nonexecutive - of a company because you're not an executive, but it felt - as though i did personally kind of cross into being a bit- of an executive because i was chairing the nomination - and governance committee, when you have to worryj about how people come on and off the board - and so we firstly were thinking about how to get elon . on the board and then off the board, and i was chairing. the compensation committee, so that was how we were going to look after all the staff and l the rewards and the bonuses, and i was on the transaction l committee, which is the - committee that worries about how the sale and the process of selling the company- goes through. and, you know, i still pinch myself because i certainly. did notjoin the board of twitter to uphold l the law in delaware, - which is what we ended up having to do. you know, ijoined it because it was kind. of an extraordinary company. i found it interesting. i liked the people and hoped i could bring a european-
to be involved in the national team, but, he made a decision a couple of years ago, to leave us because he was to be very successful in his career, and he thought that this step would help him and support him to win the champions league trophy. outside of the football being played in that stadium behind you, the venue and indeed the event itself are under pressure to deliver spectacle that is safe today. yes. spectacle that is safe today. yes, three years _ spectacle that is safe today. yes, three years ago _ spectacle that is safe today. yes, three years ago i _ spectacle that is safe today. yes, three years ago i was _ spectacle that is safe today. yes, three years ago i was stuck - spectacle that is safe today. yes, three years ago i was stuck in - spectacle that is safe today. yes, three years ago i was stuck in the middle _ three years ago i was stuck in the middle of— three years ago i was stuck in the middle of it— three years ago i was stuck in the middle of it here at wembley way, absolutely shameful scenes at the european — absolutely shameful scenes at the european championship final between italy european championship final between italy and _ european championship final between italy and england, italy winning on penalties — italy and england, italy winning on penalties of course, but up to 6000 fans without tickets from the local area _ fans without tickets from the local area, 2000 also storing various entrances. _ area, 2000 also storing various entrances, getting into the stadium and there _ entrances, getting into the stadium and there was a complete breakdown of stewarding and policing and the whole _ of stewarding and policing and the
natasha bertrand, cnn in singapore okay, let's bring in retired us army lieutenant colonel alexander vindman, who served as a top ukraine expert on the national security council accrual. >> thanks so much for being here. so what's the most urgent thing? but ukrainian president zelenskyy and defense secretary austin need to discuss tomorrow i think the factors that were are the west and the us haven't necessarily played the same role in terms of fulsome support to you ukraine that you now see you kind of china orienting are trying to really fundamentally a floating the russian war economy we, were where more iterative, we had a long suspension in terms of our military support. >> that was a six-month gap in which the ukrainians had to do more on their own. the european stepped up in a big way. i think the biggest thing is, do we make that final commitment for ukraine to win? that's
upon thousands of real madrid and dortmund fans who have come here early _ dortmund fans who have come here early to _ dortmund fans who have come here early to soak up the atmosphere ahead _ early to soak up the atmosphere ahead of— early to soak up the atmosphere ahead of the champions league final. real madrid, 14 times winners. it is almost _ real madrid, 14 times winners. it is almost an— real madrid, 14 times winners. it is almost an annual event for them. they— almost an annual event for them. theyiust — almost an annual event for them. theyjust know what it takes to win this european crown. dortmund played here at— this european crown. dortmund played here at wembley the last time it was here, _ here at wembley the last time it was here, it _ here at wembley the last time it was here, 11 years ago. they lost against _ here, 11 years ago. they lost against bayern munich. they will want _ against bayern munich. they will want to— against bayern munich. they will want to put that right. they are the underdogs — want to put that right. they are the underdogs yet again. let's bring in a couple _ underdogs yet again. let's bring in a couple of— underdogs yet again. let's bring in a couple of the fans, two from dortmund _ a couple of the fans, two from dortmund and one from real madrid. starting _ dortmund and one from real madrid. starting with the dortmund fans, you are the _ starting with the dortmund fans, you are the underdogs, we have thomas and frank _ are the underdogs, we have thomas and frank. welcome to london. excited — and frank. welcome to london. excited by— and frank. welcome to london. excited by this, hopeful? of course. i'm really nervous _ excited by this, hopeful? of course. i'm really nervous and _ excited by this, hopeful? of course. i'm really nervous and excited - excited by this, hopeful? of course. i'm really nervous and excited but . i'm really nervous and excited but i think— i'm really nervous and excited but i think we _ i'm really nervous and excited but i think we will— i'm really nervous and excited but i think we will win _ i'm really nervous and excited but i think we will win this _ i'm really nervous and excited but i think we will win this game. - i'm really nervous and excited but i think we will win this game. you i think we will win this game. you ush think we will win this game. you push your— think we will win this game. you push your luck — think we will win this game. you push your luck in _ think we will win this game. push your luck in the think we will win this game.“ push your luck in the semifinals because — push your luck in the semifinals because psg had so many chances but you beat— because psg had so many chances but you beat them 1—0 at home, and the way, _ you beat them 1—0 at home, and the way, so _ you beat them 1—0 at home, and the way, so maybe it is your year. this is our year. _
and i think they're probably less likely to be discussed in this campaign than some might want. it's a case that many people make, and i'm personally not quite sure whether it's true or not, but that britain's position in the world is a diminished one. if that is the case, would it continue to be diminished, or do you think the next government, whichever it may be, will be able to raise britain's position a little? i think what will happen is, whoever wins, there will be a continuing increased sort of curiosity about the brits. i spoke to one european ambassador here in the uk recently who said that because of the other elections taking place in europe in coming months and years, where the far right is making gains, notjust in the european elections but also in national elections, that it is possible that the uk in coming years will once again settle back into a slightly sort of boring but established reasonable voice in the international space
sit him on the bench, you know? | sit him on the bench, you know? here, _ sit him on the bench, you know? here we — sit him on the bench, you know? here, we have the spirit again. he loves _ here, we have the spirit again. he loves the — here, we have the spirit again. he loves the game.— loves the game. dortmund is a massive football _ loves the game. dortmund is a massive football club, - loves the game. dortmund is a massive football club, as - loves the game. dortmund is a massive football club, as is i massive football club, as is manchester— massive football club, as is manchester united. - massive football club, as is manchester united. nobody massive football club, as is- manchester united. nobody knows massive football club, as is— manchester united. nobody knows what happened _ manchester united. nobody knows what happened at _ manchester united. nobody knows what happened at manchester— manchester united. nobody knows what happened at manchester united, - manchester united. nobody knows what happened at manchester united, but. happened at manchester united, but he's gone _ happened at manchester united, but he's gone back— happened at manchester united, but he's gone back to _ happened at manchester united, but he's gone back to a _ happened at manchester united, but he's gone back to a club _ happened at manchester united, but he's gone back to a club where - happened at manchester united, but he's gone back to a club where the l he's gone back to a club where the support— he's gone back to a club where the support and — he's gone back to a club where the support and the _ he's gone back to a club where the support and the manager- he's gone back to a club where the support and the manager love - he's gone back to a club where the | support and the manager love him. his team—mates. _ support and the manager love him. his team—mates. he _ support and the manager love him. his team—mates. he has _ support and the manager love him. | his team—mates. he has everything going _ his team—mates. he has everything going for— his team—mates. he has everything going for him — his team—mates. he has everything going for him and _ his team—mates. he has everything going for him and his _ his team—mates. he has everything going for him and his producing. - going for him and his producing. hes— going for him and his producing. he's actually— going for him and his producing. he's actually producing - going for him and his producing. he's actually producing the - going for him and his producing. he's actually producing the type| going for him and his producing. i he's actually producing the type of football _ he's actually producing the type of football he — he's actually producing the type of football he did _ he's actually producing the type of football he did before _ he's actually producing the type of football he did before he - he's actually producing the type of football he did before he left - football he did before he left borussia _ football he did before he left borussia dortmund. - football he did before he left borussia dortmund. ., �* borussia dortmund. dortmund haven't been uiven borussia dortmund. dortmund haven't been given much _ borussia dortmund. dortmund haven't been given much chance, _ borussia dortmund. dortmund haven't been given much chance, but - borussia dortmund. dortmund haven't been given much chance, but real - been given much chance, but real have pushed their luck, penalties to get past manchester city, late goals against bayern munich, but that's what they do, that's why they have european champions ill times. there european champions 14 times. there is something — european champions 14 times. there is something special— european champions 14 times. there is something special in _ european champions 14 times. there is something special in this - european champions 14 times. there is something special in this club. - european champions 14 times. there is something special in this club. i i is something special in this club. i think it will be important to study this, because it's not a case, not a casualty, i think it's something special that depends, somewhat, i really don't know, but i think it
offer a ceasefire and open negotiations that the europeans would snap up. and i'm afraid the biden administration would snap up to to get this other ongoing war off the front pages before the november election. i'm i'm worried about what happens even more if trump wins given his relationship ship with putin. but i think we have not carried this struggle out as effectively as we could have. unfortunately, is that too? >> because the world is watching, china is watching as it keeps its eye on taiwan to see how this all plays out. >> well exactly. and i think if the united states and the west as a whole doesn't stand up for ukraine to the point that we achieved the objective. i believe every nato member has endorsed, which is a restoration of ukraine's full sovereignty and territorial integrity. that china will draw the conclusion that if the us isn't willing to assist the
the party she formed, brothers of italy, has its roots in post—war fascism, keeping the same tricolour flame logo. but she has moderated and moved it away from the far—right to the mainstream. she's topping polls before the upcoming european elections, an example for europe's nationalist politicians hoping she'll lead a new right—wing wave — and hoping to emulate her success in their countries. and on the past, she had this message. the italian right has handed fascism over history for decades now, unambiguously condemning the suppression of democracy and the ignominious anti—jewish laws. and yet, overt political extremism has continued to fester and flourish here... ..seemingly without punishment.
palestinian side and last week, and the united states we were all about defence and kind of defending and blocking against the icc�*s and the icj's ruling, the three european states unilaterally recognise the palestinian state and next week we are going to see president biden standing on the shores of normandy for the 80th anniversary of utah and omaha beach on d—day, and so i think 0maha beach on d—day, and so i think this is part of biden's general approach which is saying, i will lead, i am underwriting this proposal, i almost felt like he was taking his pen and saying, i will guarantee it and pollute me towards peace and a better tomorrow. laura blumenfeld. — peace and a better tomorrow. laura blumenfeld, thank _ peace and a better tomorrow. laura blumenfeld, thank you _ peace and a better tomorrow. laura blumenfeld, thank you very - peace and a better tomorrow. laura blumenfeld, thank you very much indeed. —— follow me towards peace. thank you. after a week of general election campaigning here in the uk, all parties are out again this weekend vying for support. rishi sunak has pledged to give 30 towns across the uk £20 million each if the
champions league final. spending the rest of the programme in the company of 0lly foster, who is still there on wembley way. not too many fans around you, i would imagine, on wembley way. not too many fans around you, iwould imagine, because they've got big seats they want to claim ahead of the big match. fizre claim ahead of the big match. five minutes to — claim ahead of the big match. five minutes to kick _ claim ahead of the big match. five minutes to kick off _ claim ahead of the big match. f e: minutes to kick off in the champions league final. jude bellinger him and jadon sancho, former international team—mate. jadon sancho could be in the england player once again. former borussia dortmund team—mates, but very different seasons. sancho rescued by his former signed on loan from manchester united where he fell out big time with erik ten hag. sancho starting a champions league final. he will be out on the right wing for borussia dortmund as they look to win their second european crown. 97 was the last time and the first time that they became champions of europe. real madrid, of course, have one at 1a times. but