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. >> would you meet with president zelensky next week? >> i will probably be meeting with president zelensky next week. i will probably talking to president putin. like to see the war ended. for one primary reason. the killing so many people. you are losing millions of people on a battlefield, discussed mostly the battlefield. you have eight or 900,000 russian soldiers are dead, and very badly wounded. and the same thing with ukraine. you have probably 700,000 with ukraine. the numbers they gave our little bit lower than that but i believe those numbers aren't correct. i'd like to see it and just on a human basis. it's terrible what's going on. they have open fields with no protection. the only thing about can it is a human body and the human body dies as soon as it gets hit. i'd like to see that end. it's a ridiculous war. it would never have started if i were president. that war would have never started, putin would've not have started that were if i were president. and by the way you would not have had october 7 if i was president eith

so we are seeing president zelensky, engage in the deal. zelensky engage in the deal.so saying that the next few weeks are it's the first time i've heard him say that. is putting on solving this war seems to be of things going around. in terms of foreign troops being on the snowy ground frozen conflict, and for economic longer and at the moment, there is no sign that when this war is frozen. as for russia, there is a tangible benefit, of what it has taken. were encircled, bombarded when children were killed out of radiators to stay alive as russian forces moved in. it seems as that moscow will be rewarded for the full scale invasion it has sustained. and as for the conversation itself, we've got this kind of diplomatic triangle, haven't we? and president zelensky is trying to get a what they won't be able to see is that there's a bit of a rustling, i think, because if you're a big, sensible, warm jacket and your gloves that you are wearing. so that's the sort of mysterious rustling. sorry about that. no, don't be. say time and time again. most wars end round a table wi

. >> will vice president vance meet with president zelensky next week while he's in europe?dent trump: i will probably be talking to president zelensky and i would like to talk to president putin to bring the war to an end. for one reason, they're losing so many people. in this case, 8,000 or 9,000 russian colts are dead or very badly wounded and probably 700,000 with you crane. i believe those numbers are incorrect. i'd like to see it end just on a human basis. it's terrible what's going on. to have open fields with no protection. only thing a human can hit is a human body and the human body dies as soon as it get hit. i'd like to see that end. it's a ridiculous war. that war would have never started if i were president. putin would have never started that had war when i was president and by the way, you would never have had october 7 if i was president either. that mess would not have started. but no, it very much like to help out. one. things we're looking at with president zelensky is having the security -- they have assets underground, rare every time and other things b

going to move. anticipate that that process is going to mov statement of zeiensky. the volodymyr zelenskyledymyr zelehsky, the of ukraine, who said president of ukraine, who said yesterday it doesn't look yesterday that it doesn't look, russia yesterday that it doesn't laak russia is yesterday that it ddesfi't laak russia is trying to like russia is trying to negotiate abeut it looks russia is 77 russia is expanding its like russia is expanding its army. according to ukrainian russia has intelligence russia has by than100,000 expanded by more than 100,000 ukrainian media also soldiers. ukrainian media also quote him the deal and quote him about the deal and they say that donald trump wanted to make a 500,000 million deal with president zelensky to access ukrainian minerals and natural resources. also of media but also of ukrainian media point out that while are point out that while there are lots of donald lots of conversations, donald trump to end war z in 2a hours and he first in 2a hours and then he asked to finish it in 100 but almost no one days. but almost no one actually believes th

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applied w china. tariffs being applied to china. we get we will bring ukraine's president, volodymyr zelenskyg ukrainian authorities say at least 4 people have ukraine's president, volodymyr zelensky, has accused moscow of bombing a building in ukrainian—occupied russia where dozens of civilians were sheltering. the strike targeted the building in the town of sudzha — a part of russia's kursk region held by ukrainian forces. ukrainian authorities say at least 4 people have been killed and dozens are still trapped under the rubble, including women and children. russia says it was a reponse to targeted ukrainian strikes. our correspondence has more on this. we will come back to that. in the meantime let's just remind you of the news coming to us from the middle east where further hostages have been released, israeli hostages, three israeli hostages, three israeli hostages have been released by gaza and 180 palestinians that were held by israel have also been released. now, this was a very bittersweet moment for his simply wasn't possible. square in particular. and i think it's important to poin

well, they're being more careful with sharing obviously, theyjust shared the statement of volodymyr zelenskythey point out that, well, yes, there are lots of conversations. then he also asked to finish it in 100 days. that it is possible to do so. ursula von der leyen has been speaking in vilnius alongside the three baltic leaders. and belarusian grids had been discussed for decades but gained momentum after russia's invasion of ukraine in 2022. the sucessful switchover was announced by the president of lithuania, gitanas nauseda. system with the continental european system has been successfully completed. this is a historic moment, marking the end of a long journey for lithuania, latvia and estonia. ursula von der leyen emphasised the historical today, history is made. we connect the baltic states to our continental are being dismantled. neighbours will be a thing of the past. this is freedom. freedom from threats. i spoke to franak viacorka, a nonresident fellow journalist from belarus. he also works as an advisor for the belarusian it's truly a big, big deal. basically, baltic states, the

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let's turn to some other important news around the world: ukraine's president zelensky has tonight accusedion of carbon monoxide levels in blood, but there is concern that some cyclists at high altitudes. this can cause serious health problems. cyclists will still be allowed to use carbon monoxide in limited amounts for medical reasons. you are bbc news. we can always get the very latest on webpage. including the on our webpage. including the latest on canada it will ffagfafihst beheld ffegfafihst beheld trump retaliate against donald trump extensions matching with possum extensions matching with 25% tariffs. morphett you at the top of the hour. hello. on saturday, but towards the end of the day in kent, drier air from the continent started to clear the skies, that do this. next few days, then, we'll have quite a bit of rain across the east. now, in a bit more detail, over the next few hours, we do have some fairly heavy rain just moving its way we've got those clearer skies becoming more extensive to about —2 or —3 celsius, the frost is going to be pretty extensive. to the day here. slowl

foreign aid and listen to ukrainian president zelensky and he doesn't know where $100 billion in u.s.n to this. >> look, i hear and heard before today we hear from the united states of america that america gave ukraine hundreds of billions, 227 to be more re-spice, that's what the -- precise, that's what the exact figure was sounded like and supported by congress. look at president of a wearing country, we received just over 75. this is $100 billion of the 177 or 200,some people even say we have never received. this is important. liz: $100 billion? he doesn't know where $100 billion went that we gave to ukraine? >> i don't know what to believe from one of the most corrupt al garbers in one of the -- olekowski gork in one of the most corrupt countries in the world or our government. there's figuring out where hundreds of billions of tax mayer dollars have gone, liz. but i'll say donald trump will drain the swamp. the foundation of the swamp is administrative state. he has to break the state to brain the swamp. he does it. liz: ned ryun, thanks for joining us. listen to this. the fbi wa

>> incoming going to cancellation to vladamir putin and president zelensky to bring them and either one to give up certain things but they're both going to have to give up certain things if there's in fact going to be peace. on the ukrainian side, ukraine has got to understand they will not be able to keep all their territory. president trump stalked about ukraine having elections in the near future. on the russia side, russia likely satisfied with the territory they have and renouncing claims for additional territory for ukraine and also ukraine can be a part of nato in the future. they're going to need it. thank you for spending part of your day. johnathon: president trump headed to panama. marco rubio is headed to panama. is the pressure work something >> more of trump's nominees going to secure their jobs. the road ahead for the key cabinet picks. that's coming up. still congested? nope! uh oh. mucinex 2-in-1 saline nasal spray. spray goodbye. aaaaaaahhhhh! mucinex 2-in-1 saline nasal spray with a gentle mist and innovative power-jet. spray goodbye to congestion. it's comeback seaso

zelensky says is not included in ukraine and those talks would be quote dangerous. trump says his administration has had very serious discussions with russia but did not elaborate any further. now in response president zelenskyy told the associated press that excluding ukraine from any negotiations of ending the war would send a very dangerous signal to the world dictator. putin got compromise. more discussions to develop a plan for a cease-fire. >> i think it is very dangerous. i think there are direct talks between america and russia without ukraine, it is very dangerous. >> meanwhile u.s. also once ukraine to hold presidential and parliamentary elections. possibly by the end of the year especially if keith can agree on a truce with russia. she told reuters the election is suspended because of the wart needs to be done but zelensky's five-year term was supposed to end last year but elections cannot be held under lot with ukraine imposed three years ago. he was previously set holding a vote at such a volatile moment risks weakening ukraine potentially violent russi

grossi, who heads the international atomic energy agency, met with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyoday. he also toured a heavily-damaged power substation nearby. while there, grossi warned that russian attacks on ukraine's power supplies could threaten nuclear safety by potentially disrupting the cooling procedures needed at atomic facilities. mr. grossi: the situation is quite dire. infrastructure has been degraded, but i must say that i am impressed with the work, the effort that has been put in order to ensure nuclear safety. grossi's visit comes as a russian missile strike left this city council building in ukraine's northeastern kharkiv region in tatters. at least five civilians were killed and another 55 wounded. on wall street today, stocks ended higher as concerns about president trump's tariff plans eased a bit. the dow jones industrial average gained more than 130 points, or about .3%. the nasdaq jumped about 260 points on the day. the s&p 500 climbed back above the 6000 point level. if you want an egg with your meal at waffle house, it's going to cost you 50 cents more.

international atomic energy agency, met with ukrainian air agency, met with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyoday. he also toured a heavily-damaged power substation nearby. while there, grossi warned that russian attacks on ukraine's power supplies could threaten nuclear safety by potentially disrupting the cooling procedures needed at atomic facilities. mr. grossi: the situation is quite dire. infrastructure has been degraded, but i must say that i am impressed with the work, the effort that has been put in order to ensure nuclear safety. stephanie: grossi's visit comes as a russian missile strike left this city council building in ukraine's northeastern kharkiv region in tatters. at least five civilians were killed and 55 others wounded. here in the u.s., authorities say they have recovered the remains from all 67 victims from last week's aircraft collision near reagan national airport. all but one of the victims have been identified. today's update comes as salvage crews continue their efforts to recover wreckage from the waters of the potomac river, including the jet's cockpit. meantime,

i think he believes i believe he said that he would be talking or meeting with president zelensky ofing to president putin. so there's clearly some progress on that. we'll give you some more highlights as they come up. congresswoman debbie dingell, thank you so much as always. >> andrea, thank you for everything you've done. we love you. and catch that next plane. up next, we'll look back at this show's incredible 17 years run. you're watching andrea mitchell reports on msnbc. >> we're standing up. >> for our. >> right to be lazy. >> not literally. >> of course. >> we work hard. we deserve to scroll hard. >> it's the la-z-boy. presidents day sale. find the lazy. >> spot you've. >> been missing. >> plus 0% interest for 48 months. >> we've earned our lazy time. what? she said. >> korean president's day sale going on now. going on now. >>(vo)z-boy. explore the world the viking way from the quiet comfort of elegant small ships with no children and no casinos. we actually have reinvented ocean voyages, designing all-inclusive experiences for the thinking person. viking - voted world's bes

and also we just saw the other day zelensky doesn't know where $100 billion is of aid we've given. and so we have a lot of audits that we need to do in a lot of different agencies. >> congresswoman, thanks for what you've already uncovered. and keep at it. and breaking tonight, president trump revokes joe biden's national security clearance. he wrote on truth social. there's no need for joe biden to continue receiving access to classified information. therefore, we're immediately revoking it and stopping his daily intel briefings. he set this precedent in 2021, when he instructed the intel community to stop me from accessing details on national security. joining me now, mike davis, former law clerk to justice neil gorsuch and president of the article three project. mike, a lot of people don't realize that these briefings do continue. i'm not sure why they ever continued. i the president's agenda again in all 50 states. what do you believe will happen at these hearings? and will president trump ultimately prevail? >> so the american people elected president trump to bring much neede

you and your brother had to talk about going public, about donald trump's phone call to vladimir zelensky and holding withholding power, i'm pretty sure the two of you, he was in your office, he came to your office. and i'm pretty sure the two of you both knew you were going to lose your careers over this. >> well, look, we had a duty. we were active duty army officers. we had a duty. we were. we had taken an oath to the constitution, and we performed our duty. our jobs were not as important as our oath to the constitution and the american people. and, you know, when you think about the nominees that we've seen this week, is there one quality? is their loyalty to the president of the united states? it's not experience. it's not judgment, it's not capability. and that's completely reversed from what it should be. these people are being hired to serve the american people, american national security interests, the safety of americans. but the only thing that that the senate is looking for, and the president is looking for republican members in the senate, is loyalty. and that is a complete r

. >> zelensky not only. >> presented his. >> peace formula. >> but. >> we.. >> of discussions. >> on it. >> and we are. ready to. do that. but as you rightfully. >> said at the. >> beginning. >> it's putin and russia. >> who started. >> this war. they have to change their intent. >> and they have to want. >> to stop it. do you feel pressured by president trump, who had said he could stop this war on day 1 in 20 four hours? clearly, that's not happened. it's not going to happen. but do you feel pressured by his position and his affinity with vladimir putin? >> andrea. >> we. >> work very. >> actively, not. >> only with congress on a. very strong bipartisan basis, but with president. >> trump's team. >> and the new administration now. >> and we. all pray. >> that president trump is. >> successful in his efforts. >> to bring this war to an end. >> so, look, we are sharing our information. we are. >> sharing the. >> battlefield update. it's clear. >> to us. >> and we are very glad to hear from. >> president trump. >> and secretary. >> bassett and secretary. >> r

i think jd vance is going to meet with president zelensky.about this, this peace plan shortly. >> he also mentioned that he would like a deal done with iran on non-nuclear, but he was reluctant to give any details. what's the likelihood of a potential deal with iran? >> well, i think one of the things that was always a big question is, would the us support a military strike on the iranian nuclear program in conjunction with the israelis? of course, that seemed to fly in the face of trump running on this anti-war platform, and now he's talking about a deal? of course, don't forget, deals were something that the trump administration kind of was very critical of president biden. and so and how does this even kind of gel with the what the israelis want to see, which i think is a strike on the iranian nuclear program. and so ultimately, again, these are just no details. this is almost, you know, second or third grader talk. we want to do this. we want to do that. no details right now, iran is going to be an enormous challenge for the trump adminis

zelensky is looking to strike a deal with president trump to trade rare high-tech minerals before military the deputy, is set to visit beirut. in madrid leaders of far right parties of the european parliament are gathering for the patriot summits. the event featuring hungarian prime minister and the head of france's national rally party. in india prime minister modi's party regaining power in the nation's capitol of new delhi for the first time in 27 years. he set to move president trump next week. and, in the uk king charles and queen camilla hosting a gala for italy's prime minister at their high-growth estates. the royal couple will make a state visit to italy in april where they will also meet with pope francis. that is a look at some of the stories from around the globe at this hour. fifty-two minutes now after the hour new orleans may be in the big easy but security there, they will be working extra hard to keep super bowl fans and of course taylor swift and yes, the big guy, the president of the united states all safe for the big game tomorrow. we are at live in new orleans with kic