union, with the help of europe, but he was very successful in disintegrating the soviet union. now perhaps it is the turn of the european union. one year, less than one yeaafter that, well, one year, less than one year after that, well, i'm afraid, he is quicker in disintegrating the united states of america. believe me, we spend plenty of time what is happening in the us. we have already alluded to the impact of brexit and we cannot end this interview without going into a little more detail. you are, if i may say so, very well—connected in european capitals, you talk to a lot of the current leaderships in europe. theresa may appears to believe that she can offer a certain amount of money, and it now seems it is around 20 billion euros, to tell europe, look, that will mean that your eu budget, through the 2020, will be fine, we will give you this money as we leave, in 2019, and as a result will you please give us preferential access to the single market, customs union and make sure we have a smooth transition. is that going to work? no. it's not going to work. we will see wha

union. so let's not talk about... ok, but the difficulty pakistan has here, though, is that it is notjust the united states. we also have a situation where the brics countries, brazil, russia, india, china and south africa, have all signed a declaration which names pakistan—based organisations, like lashkar—e—taiba and jaish—e—mohammad, and says that they — condemns terror attacks, and says those committing, organising or supporting such acts must be held accountable. your information is not complete. if not — i'll not use the word wrong, but your information is not complete. this statement which came out of brics was signed by pakistan in the last year out of amritsar, the heart of asia conference which took place in amritsar. we signed this statement ourselves, the same statement. so then why did your defence minister say we reject the declaration? you're saying you signed it, but your own defence minister says we reject the declaration at the brics summit? these organisation

union with the help of europe but he was very successful in this disintegration and now perhaps is the turn of the european union. less than one year after that, well, i'm afraid he is quicker in disintegrating the united states of america. believe me, we spend plenty of time what is happening in the us. we've already alluded to the impact of brexit and we cannot end the interview without going into a little more detail. you are, if i may say so, very connected in european capitals and you speak to a lot of the current leaderships. the reason may appears to believe that she can offer a certain amount of money, and it now seems it is around 20 billion euros, to tell europe that will mean that your eu budget through the 2020 will be fine, we will give you this money as we leave, and that the result will you please give us preferential access to the single market, customs union and make sure we have a smooth transition. will that work? no. it's not going to work. we will see what the prime minister said in florence at —— but there is a bit of a misconception that, at least in terms of

union. so let's not talk about... ok, but the difficulty pakistan has here, though, is that it is notjust the united states. we also have a situation where the brics countries, brazil, russia, india, china and south africa, have all signed a declaration which names pakistan—based organisations, like lashkar—e—taiba and jaish—e—mohammad, and says that they — condemns terror attacks, and says those committing, organising or supporting such acts must be held accountable. your information is not complete. if not — i'll not use the word wrong, but your information is not complete. this statement which came out of brics was signed by pakistan in the last year out of amritsar, the heart of asia conference which took place in amritsar. we signed this statement ourselves, the same statement. so then why did your defence minister, khurram dastgir khan, say we reject the declaration? you're saying you signed it, but your own defence minister says we reject the declaration at the brics sum

union with the help of europe but he was very successful in this disintegration and now perhaps is the turn of the european union. less than one year after that, well, i'm afraid he is quicker in disintegrating the united states of america. believe me, we spend plenty of time what is happening in the us. we've already alluded to the impact of brexit and we cannot end the interview without going into a little more detail. you are, if i may say so, very connected in european capitals and you speak to a lot of the current leaderships. theresa may appears to believe that she can offer a certain amount of money, and it now seems it is around 20 billion euros, to tell europe that will mean that your eu budget through the 2020 will be fine, we will give you this money as we leave, in 2019, and that the result will you please give us preferential access to the single market, customs union and make sure we have a smooth transition. will that work? no. it's not going to work. we will see what the prime minister says in florence but there is a bit of a misconception that, at least in terms of pub

union. so let's not talk about... ok, but the difficulty pakistan has here, though, is that it is notjust the united states. we also have a situation where the brics countries — brazil, russia, india, china and south africa — have all signed a declaration which names pakistan—based organisations like lashkar—e—taiba and jaish—e—mohammad, and says that they — condemns terror attacks, and says those committing, organising, or supporting such acts must be held accountable. your information is not complete. if not — i'll not use the word "wrong," but your information is not complete. this statement which came out of brics was signed by pakistan in the last year out of amritsar, the heart of asia conference which took place in amritsar. we signed this statement ourselves, the same statement. so then why did your defence minister, khurram dastgir khan, say "we reject the declaration?" you're saying you signed it, but your own defence minister says we reject the declaration at the

union, it now russia, and china. and i think those two countries bear some responsibility for the situation of the peninsular. and it is kim jong—un situation of the peninsular. and it is kimjong—un in situation of the peninsular. and it is kim jong—un in violation situation of the peninsular. and it is kimjong—un in violation of myriad resolutions and of the nuclear non—proliferation treaty who has just exploded a hydrogen nuclear non—proliferation treaty who hasjust exploded a hydrogen bomb. so where is the outrage? we focus all of our energy... we focus all oui’ all of our energy... we focus all our energy on some of the rhetorical blemishes of the president of the united states. crosstalk i don't think for a moment he will pull the trigger. your point is well taken. if i am invited to pyongyang to have a conversation with kim jong—un i guarantee i will put him on the spot. well i hope so! yes, but right now i am talking to you.|j but right now i am talking to you.” wish you would go there. so do