joining us now, nbc news chief foreign affairs correspondent and chief washington correspondent andrea mitchellellow and director of the transatlantic security program at the center for a new american security. she is the former deputy national intelligence officer for russia and eurasia at the national intelligence council. andrea mitchell we just got a little bit of a breaking news reporting. there's going to be a summit among european leaders tomorrow. i believe president zelensky will be there to talk about the path forward. >> well. >> just the. very fact that an intelligence official from the united states goes on television to say that there has been a pause on intelligence. sharing with an ally in the middle of war, an ally who has been attacked by russia, our, you know, decades long adversary is so extraordinary. so just i'm trying to get my. head around that fact today as well. this is all been turned upside down. the very fact that zelensky had to give up something in order to continue to get u.s. aid and support, to give up the minerals. as this agreement that scott bessent, the tre

i want to bring in chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. andrea, prime minister starmer spoke with president trump. i know on saturday. is the possibility of a peace deal that has u.s. support still on the table? >> it's not really on the table as far as the white house is concerned. we had a really tough statement. the truth social statement from the president just within the last hour. but the europeans and led by the u.k. prime minister trying so hard to put something together. as you see the president reacting very angrily to another statement by zelenskyy at that meeting with the europeans, who was basically saying that they can't stop fighting as long as russia is attacking them and they can't trust vladimir putin because he has violated previous peace deals and cease fire deals. so that was his basic posture in the oval office. and of course, that contributed to the blowup. you could argue that he was not as diplomatic as he might have been, but he is a wartime leader, being, you know, accused by the vice president of the united state

garrett hake, nbc news chief washington correspondent and chief foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell, former senior state department and cia official ned price, and msnbc political analyst ashley parker. she's also a staff writer at the atlantic. garrett, there is a new truth social tweet, donald trump again saying that he doesn't believe vladimir zelensky. volodymyr zelensky is ready for peace. >> yeah, and he essentially hangs that on comments from zelensky over the weekend, in which zelensky said that he believes the end of the war is very, very far away. here we hear the president say that he thinks this is the worst statement that zelensky could have made, and that america is not going to put up for it for much longer. there has been no resumption, no action that we can find here at the white house of any kind of talks between the us and ukraine over the weekend since that meltdown here at the oval office on friday and this morning, the national security adviser said there are essentially three things that need to happen for those talks to resume. volodymyr zelensky needs to sho