and that senate foreign relations committee chris van hollen about the stunning sequence of events.nd mexico sues u.s. gun makers all the way to the u.s. supreme court. >> the mexican government should be bringing mexican criminals to mexican justice and mexican courtrooms. shannon: alright now on "fox news sunday." ♪ hello from fox news in washington we began with the look at the top headlines. israel has stopped all aid supply from entering the gaza strip. citing hamas' refusal to accept an outline for continued peace talks and the failure to release the remaining israeli hostages but hamas has released its own statement condemning the move. high wind and dry conditions are fueling a wildfires in the carolinas leading to evacuations in several communities. firefighters to get some help overnight as the winds died down. ukrainian president zelenskyy's meeting with european leaders in the uk today. britain, france and ukraine have agreed to work on a cease-fire plan they will then present to the united states. at a moment we'll talk with the director of national intelligence tulsi g

joining us now is senator chris van hollen sitting on the foreign nations committee. >> good to be withou. >> shannon: this didn't happen suddenly, there have been growing tensions, a number of trump administration officials who sat down and met with salons can the inner circle end of said we have been in very heated meetings with attempts to come to some kind of an agreement on a number of things but they feel they come out of those meetings and have been misrepresented or misconstrued what was actually discussed. i want to play something from secretary rubio that he said about all this. >> when you see efforts to impeded and when you tell someone don't say let's not talk about these things, not go in this direction because it makes it harder for us to engage and they insist on doing it anyway, you start to wonder, i don't like to impede on people's motives but you start to wonder what's behind it. >> shannon: do you have confidence in him in the way he's tried to manage this? >> i did vote for senator rubio, i regret that i will because as a member of the senate secretary rubio was so

they have something on him. >> joining me now is senator chris van hollen of maryland. he is a member of the senate foreign relations committee and the budget committee. senator van hollen, welcome to the sunday show. >> jonathan, it's good to. be with you. and sorry i had an audio visual. >> problem there. >> well, well, i can hear you and see you. so this is terrific. senator, i'm going to ask you the same question that i asked maria a moment ago. and that is, do you think that we have what we saw in the oval office on friday was a in our faces, a shifting of the western alliance, where the united states has turned its back on, on its ally western allies and has shifted more into the camp of russia. >> jonathan. >> i, i. >> do. >> jonathan, i think. >> we've been seeing the. telltale signs for. >> some time. >> and what we witnessed at the oval. office was. >> stage of. >> this shift. >> and it's to russia. >> it's that donald trump. >> doesn't see. >> himself as a president that supports. >> the values and. principles that the united states. >> has stood. >> for. >>

with us now is senator chris van hollen, a democrat from maryland. senator, thank you so much for being with us. obviously you watched. you heard what happened in the oval office on friday. you probably just saw those poll numbers there from harry. what is your advice to ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy this morning if he's listening? what do you think he should do? >> well. >> john, it's good to be with you. i've also seen recent polling that. shows the american people by 80%. still distrust putin, right? they know that he is a bad guy. so i think we need to be careful on how we approach these polls. look what happened in the oval office the other day was reprehensible, right? because we watched the president and the vice president bully president zelenskyy, who has always said that he appreciates american support. i was part of that meeting that took place just before his meeting with the president, with other senators, and he again bent over backwards to talk about how grateful he was to the united states. so, look, if i'm president zelensk

looks fox news ascendant democratic senator chris van hollen said he has misgivings about supporting marco rubio. >> i did vote for senator rubio to be secretary of state. i regret that vote be moat becaa member of the senate, secretary rubio who was someone who stood up for american values, american principles. he acknowledged that russia was the aggressor against ukraine. he realized it was not zelenskyy who was the dictator. and now, he simply taking his directions to the state department from elon musk. >> here's house speaker michael johnson about the oval office meeting with zelenskyy that went off the rails. >> for him to act as he did was rather shocking to everyone. i mean president zelenskyy instead of showing gratitude interrupted and berated his host at a very perilous time for his country. >> here in palm beach president trump a sticking of the tea in the ground playing some golf this morning he'll later be work on the biggest speech for the joint session of congress tuesday night in prime time. griff: it looks like he is a gorgeous day there in west palm beach to tee of

. >> fox news ascending democratic senator chris van hollen says he now regrets voting to confirm marcoubio to be trumps to secretary of state. >> thank you as always we do appreciate it. joey, look, the president was ready to roll up his shirt sleeves and get ready to work to actually solve this. to hear president zelenskyy it now as you sign the deal? he had the chance of duties had it 3 times it is not done it yet. >> didn't want it maybe they did not want them but did not need him over here to do something ukrainians push. to think that was on purpose did he plan for tyrol at the way it did? i do not know. i guess i can understand zelensky's position of it would be great to have a nuke or nato membership or something that was a deterrent beyond this joint venture. but if you are in president trump's position, you are walking a thin line. a fine line of getting pulled into the table enough to end this now. and then, what's the next chapter? what do we do next? how do we do the deterrents? that is not a bad idea that's not vowing to putin. the fact that people access of molten and oth

. >> brian: after hearing that chris van hollen offer the hook on gaza,against the israelis.nd anything that donald trump is doing. he says he regrets supporting marco rubio for secretary of state. so, does he understand marco rubio was sitting right there. no one told milwaukee what to say there. number two is the russians are losing a thousand troops a day. if you read the "new york post" today, they interviewed 25 people ukrainian prisons. no one knew what they were fighting for. this they were all there because they were threatening their families or that they had absolutely no money and promised to pay their families if they got killed. literally doing human sacrifices. so there's a chance that the russians might be -- we're great at misreading the russians when they were soviets, too. there is a chance they might be hollowed out and might be ready let's just put the ball in their court. everyone in u.k., just sign this deal, put it in the russians court. if they are going to insist on elections, more lands, not returning the children, and knocking a million man force to

tune in tomorrow to the sunday show when senator chris van hollen of maryland joins us live to discuss how democrats plan to counter trump's joint address to congress on tuesday night. that's tomorrow at 6 p.m. eastern, right here on msnbc. follow us on instagram, tiktok and threads using the handle at weekend capehart and blue sky using at capehart, msnbc, dot com and catch clips of the show on youtube. keep it here. ayman is next. good evening. tonight on. ayman new reporting on. >> u.s. ukraine. >> negotiations after friday's shouting. >> match in the. >> oval office. >> plus. elon musk is bragging. about big wins. at doge. while federal. workers face yet another ultimatum. >> and today. >> marks the end of the cease fire in the first. >> phase of gaza. >> so what. happens next? with no negotiations. >> in sight? >> i'm ayman mohyeldin. >> let's do it. in a shock to absolutely no. >> one, and i mean no. >> one. >> talks between the trump. administration and ukraine have been put. on hold. and now trump says that vladimir zelensky must want peace and stop bashing. vladimir putin. the

on friday, democratic senator chris van hollen said, quote, without the warnings of severe weather eventsple will die and others will suffer greatly, including huge property loss. cnn's allison chinchar has more on noaa's crucial work. >> the national weather service. >> and noaa. provide a. variety of critical data, and. >> that includes the. >> observed weather data that we get from surface stations, like weather stations on top of schools and businesses and buildings, ocean buoys and hurricane hunters are critical for getting information about tropical systems as well as hurricanes. but by far the most vital form of the observed data comes from weather balloons. these are launched twice a day, every day across the entire country, and they not only provide what is taking place in the atmosphere at that moment, but also that information gets then fed into the forecast model data, and that really helps us with accurate forecasts. now, one of the concerning things about the weather balloons, specifically for kotzebue, alaska's national weather service office, is that they are now indefinit

tune in tomorrow to the sunday show when senator chris van hollen of maryland joins us live to discussat's tomorrow at 6 p.m. eastern, right here on msnbc. follow us on instagram, tiktok and threads using the handle at weekend capehart and blue sky using at capehart, msnbc, dot com and catch clips of the show on youtube. keep it here. ayman is next. good evening. tonight on. ayman new reporting on. >> u.s. ukraine. >> negotiations after friday's shouting. >> match in the. >> oval office. >> plus. elon musk is bragging. t

on friday, democratic senator chris van hollen said, quote, without the warnings of severe weather eventse will die and others will suffer greatly, including huge property loss. all right. for more on this, i want to go to juan de loreto in washington, dc. he's a senior social scientist for climate vulnerability with the union of concerned scientists. climate and energy program. good to have you with us. we seem to have lost him. hope. okay. we do have him. okay. well, i'll start here then, i guess. uh, hurricanes and extreme weather are generally becoming more frequent and more destructive with, uh, with climate change. so cutting noaa in terms of its weather forecasting. what effect could this have? >> yeah. >> um, thank you for having me. i mean, these fires signal an attack on the scientific enterprise and the scientific expertise that creates the data and information that keep people safe. um, during, uh, extreme weather. and as you said, the hurricane season that is coming up in june, um, is going to catch us unaware and without the information that we need to. and the policymakers

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we've heard from members of congress chris van hollen, a senator, saying he's bringing people involved in some of the lawsuits against the administration on these layoffs. how do you think they should behave? >> well, i think the democrats, as democrats, we need to hit back hard. we need to stop being the party that takes it on the chin, that turns the other cheek. we need to be as tough on donald trump as he has been on us. i think for some people, like senator murphy from connecticut, not going and being a real leader and a voice of opposition is the right answer. i also think bringing people who symbolize who trump has forgotten can work. but what can't work is just sitting in your seat, being angry and discouraged. we need to fight back. >> all right, pete, how about republicans? how about those republicans like james lankford? how about those republicans like mitch mcconnell? i guess the former lindsey graham, who were supportive of ukraine's efforts to beat back the russian invasion. how will they feel tomorrow night if we see more of the oval office friday version of president t

. >> reporter: also on "fox news sunday," democratic senator if chris van hollen says he regrets hisrt for marco rubio as trump's secretary of state. >> i did vet for senator rubio to be -- vote for senator rubio to be secretary of state. i regret that though because as a member of the senate, secretary rubio stood up for american values, american principles, he acknowledged that russia was the aggressor against ukraine. he realized that it wasn't zelenskyy who was the dictator, and now he's simply taking his directions at the state department from elon musk. >> reporter: house speaker mike johnson says zelenskyy might have to step down. >> for him to act as he did was rather shocking to everyone. i mean, president zelenskyy, instead of showing gratitude, he interrupted and berated his hosts at a very perilous time for his country. >> reporter: and after a sticking a tee in the ground at trump international golf club, the president likely preparing for his big address, the joint -- the big congressional speech on tuesday night, the joint session is of congress. that's it, jon. jon: a