James Talarico:

Let me say something that a lot of Democrats aren't willing to say.

We should be looking for efficiency in our government.

I believe in stewardship. We should be good stewards of taxpayer funds.

Q: Why was the deal made before Russia agreed to tone down, or really come to an end with, the war against Ukraine?

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright: What President Trump is trying to do is find what different way will lead to peace.

He's always looking for innovations. This is quite innovative, actually.

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright:

If Russia can bring additional diesel to the market and export it, it would benefit American consumers.

It would benefit the world.

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright:

Trump didn't end the Lindsey Graham sanctions. He's just suspended the enforcement of them for now.

Q: Are you comfortable with where gas prices are now?

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright: I'm happy they're coming down.

Netanyahu on Türkiye:

I hope we don’t reach a direct confrontation with Türkiye.

At least, that is what I am trying to avoid.

Netanyahu on Russia:

Russia has its own interests, and the State of Israel has its interests, and they do not always overlap.

Sometimes they even clash.

Source: The Jerusalem Post

Netanyahu on Russia:

Russia's cooperation with Iran is something we oppose, as is the fact that there are networks, a bot operation against the State of Israel involving the most blatant antisemitism imaginable.

We raise all these issues, and we raise them very clearly.

I talk with Putin as needed.

Source: i24

Netanyahu on Russia:

Given the Muslim population within Russia itself, Iran will want to turn those elements into its agents as well.

Because they have insane ideas about conquering the world.

Source: i24

French President Macron:

We all feel angry tonight. We feel shame as well, seeing the disasters that unfolded in our streets.

French President Macron:

Those people who looted need to pay for their crimes.

Those people who attacked government buildings need to pay for their crimes.

French President Macron:

We should never mix up peaceful protesters with looters and rioters, because there are people who rightfully feel that fuel prices are going too high. It's because of the Iran war.

French President Macron:

Let me be clear to all of the looters: We will come down with a firm hand.

There is no impunity.

Netanyahu to Americans:

If you're worried about today's gas prices, think of what will happen if Iran gets nuclear weapons, something that Trump and I will never allow.

And when that happens, when that threat of that regime disappears, gas prices will go down.

But only under Trump. It's not going to happen with those who want to accommodate and appease these tyrants.

Netanyahu on Trump:

America's been fortunate, America's allies have been fortunate, Israel has been fortunate, and the Jewish people have been fortunate to have a leader of such clarity, consistency, conviction, and courage as Donald J. Trump.

Donald, thank you.

French Presidential Candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon:

Ever since the Yellow Vests, every social crisis has been handled in the same way: letting the situation deteriorate and then resorting to police violence.

French Presidential Candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon:

When you attack a symbol of the collective, you're talking about something different.

Setting fire to Limoges City Hall is a crime because it's our collective symbol.

It's the people's house. It belongs to everyone.

Reporter: I'd like to ask you the question again, Jean-Luc Mélenchon. ACAB. Do you personally endorse it?

Mélenchon: It depends on the day.

Reporter: Really?

Mélenchon: Yes, of course. I'm like everyone else. Don't kid yourself.

There are moments when, as we say colloquially, enough is enough.

French Presidential Candidate Jean-Luc Mélenchon:

What do you want?

No demonstrations?

People who are perfectly well-behaved, perfectly orderly, perfectly clean, and above all, who never say a single unpleasant word?