🚨🇽🇰EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW – KOSOVO PRESIDENT: “WE’RE THE MOST PRO-AMERICAN COUNTRY ON EARTH!” Statues of Bill Clinton. Streets named after him. And 97% of the country backing the U.S.—whether it’s a Democrat or Republican in power. Kosovo’s President @VjosaOsmaniPRKS opens up in a wide-ranging, unfiltered conversation on war, survival, NATO, and why Kosovars still see America as their greatest ally. She details growing up under Serbian oppression. The genocide her people endured. And why Kosovo’s path to independence is nothing like Crimea, Donbas, or South Ossetia. “Everywhere around Kosovo, the pain is so deep. But you will never, ever meet anyone that wants revenge. Only justice, no revenge.” From fighting for freedom to joining NATO and confronting China’s growing influence—this is the insider view from Europe’s youngest country, told by the woman leading it. 4:26 - How was Kosovo part of Yugoslavia, and how did it become an independent country? 7:11 - An explanation of the history of Kosovo. 11:12 - “This was a war against innocent women and children.” 12:22 - “Kosovo is the most pro-American nation on Earth.” 14:51 - What’s President Osmani’s take on NATO as an alliance and its military actions beyond Kosovo in recent years? 18:02 - NATO’s intervention in Kosovo had a lasting positive impact beyond securing the people’s survival and independence. 22:41 - Would it be fair to argue that NATO’s role in Kosovo wasn’t as purely defensive as its actions in the Middle East? 24:50 - Historically, Kosovo has played a role in defending Western countries. 27:10 - Kosovo has a statue built of Bill Clinton and a boulevard named after him? 28:55 - Was NATO right to expand eastward after promising Russia it wouldn’t? How much did that influence Putin’s decision to invade Ukraine? 30:02 - Is NATO’s eastward expansion provocative? 33:49 - “The moment a leader puts human suffering as the centerpiece of its decision-making, that’s when peace is possible.” 34:42 - With U.S.–Russia ties improving, does President Osmani believe NATO is still a necessary alliance? 38:42 - How much did NATO’s eastward expansion influence Putin’s invasion? What are President Osmani’s thoughts on Putin’s use of the Kosovo precedent to justify it? 40:15 - If China had missile bases near the U.S., wouldn’t it be seen as a threat—like the Monroe Doctrine suggests? So, why wouldn’t Russia see NATO’s buildup the same way? 44:10 - The common link between both cases is the similar crimes committed—Milosevic in Kosovo and Putin in Ukraine. 46:17 - Does President Osmani think a U.S.–Russia alliance is possible, especially with China rising as a major threat? Would she support such an alliance? 49:08 - Would the world be better today if NATO had welcomed Russia in the 2000s? 51:08 - If Russia joined NATO, would that undermine NATO’s purpose—since it was built to counter Russia? 54:02 - What are President Osmani’s thoughts on Ukraine nearly signing a peace deal in March 2022? Does she think NATO is truly incentivized to end conflicts, or does its structure complicate that? 58:41 - What’s President Osmani’s take on USAID’s role and recent criticism, especially given Kosovo’s status as a recipient of USAID? 1:04:56 - How is President Osmani adapting to Trump’s America, given his criticism of the EU and NATO? 1:07:47 - “We now live in peace because of American leadership.” 1:09:53 - Do the EU’s actions in Romania, Poland, and Hungary—like election interference—worry President Osmani as Kosovo seeks to join? 1:13:03 - President Osmani shares what she experienced during the 1999 war in Kosovo before U.S. intervention. 1:20:11 - “Everywhere around Kosovo, the pain is so deep. But you will never, ever meet anyone that wants revenge.”

🚨🇽🇰EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW – KOSOVO PRESIDENT: “WE’RE THE MOST PRO-AMERICAN COUNTRY ON EARTH!” Statues of Bill Clinton. Streets named after him. And 97% of the country backing the U.S.—whether it’s a Democrat or Republican in power. Kosovo’s President @VjosaOsmaniPRKS opens up in a wide-ranging, unfiltered conversation on war, survival, NATO, and why Kosovars still see America as their greatest ally. She details growing up under Serbian oppression. The genocide her people endured. And why Kosovo’s path to independence is nothing like Crimea, Donbas, or South Ossetia. “Everywhere around Kosovo, the pain is so deep. But you will never, ever meet anyone that wants revenge. Only justice, no revenge.” From fighting for freedom to joining NATO and confronting China’s growing influence—this is the insider view from Europe’s youngest country, told by the woman leading it. 4:26 - How was Kosovo part of Yugoslavia, and how did it become an independent country? 7:11 - An explanation of the history of Kosovo. 11:12 - “This was a war against innocent women and children.” 12:22 - “Kosovo is the most pro-American nation on Earth.” 14:51 - What’s President Osmani’s take on NATO as an alliance and its military actions beyond Kosovo in recent years? 18:02 - NATO’s intervention in Kosovo had a lasting positive impact beyond securing the people’s survival and independence. 22:41 - Would it be fair to argue that NATO’s role in Kosovo wasn’t as purely defensive as its actions in the Middle East? 24:50 - Historically, Kosovo has played a role in defending Western countries. 27:10 - Kosovo has a statue built of Bill Clinton and a boulevard named after him? 28:55 - Was NATO right to expand eastward after promising Russia it wouldn’t? How much did that influence Putin’s decision to invade Ukraine? 30:02 - Is NATO’s eastward expansion provocative? 33:49 - “The moment a leader puts human suffering as the centerpiece of its decision-making, that’s when peace is possible.” 34:42 - With U.S.–Russia ties improving, does President Osmani believe NATO is still a necessary alliance? 38:42 - How much did NATO’s eastward expansion influence Putin’s invasion? What are President Osmani’s thoughts on Putin’s use of the Kosovo precedent to justify it? 40:15 - If China had missile bases near the U.S., wouldn’t it be seen as a threat—like the Monroe Doctrine suggests? So, why wouldn’t Russia see NATO’s buildup the same way? 44:10 - The common link between both cases is the similar crimes committed—Milosevic in Kosovo and Putin in Ukraine. 46:17 - Does President Osmani think a U.S.–Russia alliance is possible, especially with China rising as a major threat? Would she support such an alliance? 49:08 - Would the world be better today if NATO had welcomed Russia in the 2000s? 51:08 - If Russia joined NATO, would that undermine NATO’s purpose—since it was built to counter Russia? 54:02 - What are President Osmani’s thoughts on Ukraine nearly signing a peace deal in March 2022? Does she think NATO is truly incentivized to end conflicts, or does its structure complicate that? 58:41 - What’s President Osmani’s take on USAID’s role and recent criticism, especially given Kosovo’s status as a recipient of USAID? 1:04:56 - How is President Osmani adapting to Trump’s America, given his criticism of the EU and NATO? 1:07:47 - “We now live in peace because of American leadership.” 1:09:53 - Do the EU’s actions in Romania, Poland, and Hungary—like election interference—worry President Osmani as Kosovo seeks to join? 1:13:03 - President Osmani shares what she experienced during the 1999 war in Kosovo before U.S. intervention. 1:20:11 - “Everywhere around Kosovo, the pain is so deep. But you will never, ever meet anyone that wants revenge.”

🚨🇷🇸EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW - SERBIAN PRESIDENT: 'THEY WANT TO OVERTHROW ME!' Mass protests in the streets. Accusations of foreign interference. Is Serbia on the edge of a democratic movement—or in the middle of a foreign-backed color revolution? President Vucic: “They think it’s just a matter of time before they overthrow that bastard—which is myself.” @predsednikrs opens up in a wide-ranging, unfiltered conversation on unrest at home, NATO’s legacy, global double standards, and Serbia’s precarious position between the U.S., Russia, and China. He dives deep into his meetings with Trump, Putin, Xi Jinping, and EU leaders. The is the insider view from the man at the center of the storm. 02:20 – How Serbia went from post-war rubble to one of Europe’s fastest risers. 04:41 – “A totally illegal aggression.” Vučić torches NATO’s 1999 bombing—and says the world’s been paying the price since. 06:50 – Kosovo vs. Crimea: How Western double standards handed Putin his excuse. 08:47 – Macron, Scholz, Michel—Vučić claims even they admit Putin used Kosovo as a green light. 10:06 – “He has a point.” Vučić on whether Putin’s legal logic holds up in court—or just in geopolitics. 11:09 – 300,000 in the streets… or just great camera angles? Vučić breaks the illusion. 13:18 – “A mutiny of a fake elite.” He says this isn’t about justice—it’s about power. 15:03 – “It’s a color revolution.” Vučić points fingers at foreign-funded media and NGOs. 18:18 – Are they paid? No cash—just outside propaganda doing its job, he says. 21:33 – “They want me out.” Vučić claims the protests are more coup than cause. 23:07 – Docs released, demands met—so why are the crowds growing? 25:46 – Serbia’s investment drop? Vučić blames protest-driven instability. 27:07 – “If this were the U.S. or UK, they’d all be jailed.” Vučić goes in on Western hypocrisy. 29:28 – Resignations, clemency—he checked the boxes. But the streets still burn. 30:17 – “They just want me gone.” Vučić doubts the ballot box will be enough. 31:51 – “Protest tourism.” Vučić takes a jab at Instagram activists and weekend warriors. 34:59 – Why Yugoslavia collapsed: WWI wounds, ethnic rifts, and outside meddling. 36:03 – “We lost a third of our people.” Vučić says the world forgets Serbia’s WWI sacrifice. 38:45 – “We expelled Nazis—with little help.” Vučić on history being rewritten. 43:35 – “They made Serbia the example.” How the West flexed after the Cold War. 47:09 – “Trump has 80% approval here.” Vučić explains the love for 45. 49:57 – 20 meetings with Putin. 12 with Xi. 9 with Zelensky. Vučić breaks down the gameboard. 50:42 – “Didn’t speak to Putin for 3.5 years.” But others did—quietly. 52:58 – How Vučić called the Ukraine war—without a single tip-off from Moscow. 53:10 – “Putin won’t invade more countries.” Vučić calls out the fear machine. 55:35 – Will Trump broker peace with Russia & China? “Yes—and sooner than you think.” 56:34 – “You’ll be surprised.” Vučić hints at USAID’s shadowy role in Serbia’s unrest. 57:38 – His next chapter? A book on how to spark a revolution—without firing a shot.

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THIS IS GENIUS! Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick just announced plans to use the Postal Service to conduct the Census instead of wasting billions. USPS workers will also replace 20,000 Social Security workers. "We spend $40 billion every 10 years doing the census. And that means we hire 625,000 people. And they go, and they rent cars and gas, and you pay them food... They go to every household and count the people." "What department do we already have that already employs 625,000 people? It's got cars, already has gas, and goes to every household. [Answer: USPS]." "They can go to your house when you have a baby and give you the form for Social Security. And the 20,000 Social Security officers that we have, we just don't need them. We actually can do real customer service." "Let's use the assets of the government to make us better and save us money." IT'S SO GENIUS!