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00:00So what can be done in the first 100 days of your government? I'm not particular with this 30 days or 60 because 100. From the first day, you must give a clear message. Normal consumption, no more. Negotiate the tenders, no more abuse. And you give that set and you remain consistent for days and weeks and months and years. I'm sure the people decide not only your fear, but the fable of a new narrative, a new policy. And Melissa has enormous potential from all races to regain its past things and move beyond the one MDB crisis is a story that keeps on giving. We know that Goldman has publicly alleged that Malaysia has undervalued the assets already retrieved by Malaysia. What's your response to that? What I've said before us today, remember the Bloomberg session that the complicity of the international finance institutions, including particularly Goldman Sachs, is there. Otherwise, when you wouldn't have happened. So we entered into negotiations. I would suggest that somebody be reasonable with us. B was due and negotiate the terms. I do think they should be pre-emptive in trying to suggest that they will not honor because of the deals that we have made in the past. This is a crime not only to me or the government, but to ordinary Malaysians. So that would be my. My response. My response to the issue of Goldman Sachs. How much does Goldman Sachs still owe Malaysia? Are we looking at 250 million, as I suggested before? Where did the president sort of arrangement? I would want to see a more responsible response from Goldman Sachs so that we can end this. I mean, it is a big institution. It does its strength. There are some positive issues with them, but there are also huge problems in the past. And I don't think I would want to venture to that. But my only appeal is for them to make me separate this deal with Malaysia, because when MTV is known throughout the world, it is it is there in the books. And I think Goldman Sachs should come out clean and and deal with Malaysia and do the thing that you can, you know, dismiss this as something small, that you can just use your strength to dictate your terms. Prime Minister Goldman says that Malaysia is intentionally undervaluing the assets to force Goldman to pay the 250 interim payment. You want me to pursue that? I would say that. Given a fair deal, we all. It was supposed to be a bit much more than that. Which I intend to then deal with them if this thing is not is not settled amicably, this ISE, it is not my intention. I'm just new in the game. I just want to settle old scores. I mean, done. I was going to sense that. What about all commitments that we have made? If we have to move on. If they come to because of pleasure us on these, I will have no choice. I have a amended for my people, you know, and people are struggling to live. And you read the hundreds and billions of profit and squandering. You can't just get away. And by ignoring your moral responsibility and what system as. Financial responsibility. How much of the assets linked to 1MDB has been recovered and what's. How has it been used? Well, it is still in the process. You have to negotiate to have other committees of the committee, the opening the case and trying to to get back as much as possible. It is horrendous. Issue problem that we have to deal with. But. How much you can get? I think we can see for now, but it is much more that we should be able to do. And I just hope that friendly governments throughout the world must act responsibility and responsibility. It's not fair. No. 2 because of the excesses of a few. Then you have the whole country being having to deal with this problem.

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Malaysia PM Anwar Tells Goldman to Honor 1MDB Settlement

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim demanded that Goldman Sachs Group Inc. honor the settlement reached with the government for its role in the 1MDB scandal. Anwar speaks with Haslinda Amin in his first interview with international media since becoming prime minister. (Source: Bloomberg)