coming up on cnn this morning. but we're starting with these relations between the united states and ukraine. they're in uncharted territory this morning, of course, after that dramatic oval office clash between ukraine's president zelenskyy, president trump and vice president vance. western allies quickly took ukraine's side, weakening the already strained ties between the u.s. and its closest allies. now, here in the u.s., however, some republicans are calling on zelenskyy to apologize, including secretary of state marco rubio. >> he said he does not think that he owes president trump an apology for what happened inside the oval office today. do you feel otherwise? >> i do, i do because you guys don't. see, you guys only saw the end. you saw what happened today. you don't see all the things that led up to this. >> but what specifically do you want to see president zelenskyy apologize for? >> well, i apologize for turning this thing into a fiasco for him that it became there was no need for him to go in there and

this is cnn newsroom. world reacts to the showdown between donald trump and vladimir zelenskyy in the oval office. the ukrainian lawmaker gives us the reaction in kyiv. plus, the pope now said to be resting after a peaceful night following a potentially worrying development. while the live update from rome on his fight against pneumonia and another federal agency is hit by massive cuts. how this could impact your local weather forecast. >> live from atlanta. this is cnn newsroom with kim brunhuber. >> relations between the united states and ukraine are in uncharted waters today. after a shouting match in the oval office between vladimir zelenskyy, donald trump and j.d. vance. it was a meeting that went from cordial to combative in just minutes. listen to this. >> we gave you military equipment. you and your men are brave, but they had to use our military. if you didn't have our military equipment, if you didn't have our military equipment, this war would have been over in two weeks. >> in three days. i hea

cnn's rene marsh has more for us. rene. good morning. >> well, victor, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, or noaa, laid off some 800 employees thursday. and by this weekend, it's possible that that number could grow to 1000 employees terminated. now, the agency employees, scientists and specialists in weather, climate and other research. but there are exemptions to the firings, including those who oversee life threatening disaster forecasting roles, including hurricanes and severe thunderstorms. it is worth noting that noaa has been understaffed for years, even as the climate crisis accelerates and extreme weather just becomes way more frequent. but these and these terminations will certainly be a blow to the agency. now, these latest firings are coming as all government agencies are readying plans for large scale layoffs. that could mean entire divisions being cut. the office of personnel management has said nonessential positions or positions that are not required by statute should be cut. at least that'

new tonight on cnn. >> hello, everyone. thank you so much for joining me on fredricka whitfield in atlanta. >> we begin this hour. with this breaking news right now. ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is preparing to meet with british prime minister keir starmer in london. he is there to shore up support with one of ukraine's strongest allies. it follows a dramatic collapse of diplomacy when a meeting at the white house friday turned into a heated exchange between zelenskyy, president trump and vice president j.d. vance. zelenskyy later posted that he believes the u.s. remains a strategic partner despite the incident. he also defended his actions at the white house and says it doesn't have to be a deal breaker. >> do you think your relationship with donald trump? president trump, after today can be salvaged? yes, of course. >> because it's. >> relations more. than two presidents. >> it's the historical relations. strong relations between our people. >> republicans quickly came to trump's defense secretary of state, mar

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new tomorrow on cnn. >> breaking news. president trump suggesting that ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy does not want to end the war in ukraine and have peace, claiming that it is russian president vladimir putin who does. here's trump just hours after he and vice president vance repeatedly berated zelenskyy in the oval office. >> he's got to say, i want to make peace. he doesn't have to stand there and say about putin, this, putin, that all negative things. president putin is going to want to make and he wants to make. he wants to end it. >> outfront now, krystal grozev, investigative journalist who helped uncover the people behind russian opposition leader alexei navalny's poisoning. he's also on russia's wanted list. krystal, thanks very much for being with us tonight. i know it's obviously late. i mean, russian officials are calling what happened in the white house today historic. you heard garry kasparov talking about just the response in russia. just, you know, jubilance and celebration. in putin's wildest dre

this is cnn. >> breaking news. in this mysterious death of screen legend gene hackman and his wife, betsy arakawa. authorities have just revealed a key piece of information that could help them determine exactly how, and also when, the couple died. cnn's julia vargas jones is outside the santa fe county sheriff's office. tell us what we learned about the when here when mr. hackman is believed to have actually died. >> well, nine days prior, jim. that's what authorities were saying today. he was likely dead. nine days before authorities found him in his wife in their new mexico home. that's according to data from his pacemaker. that last recorded cardiac signals from him on february 17th. that's according to an investigator. medical investigator that's working with medical authorities here in new mexico. timing has been a challenge in this, jim. that's something that the sheriff spoke about today in a press conference. he said, usually you pinpoint the last time a victim or victims were seen, and then you work from

new tomorrow on cnn. >> breaking news. secretary of state marco rubio just telling cnn's kaitlan collins that it is ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy who needs to apologize to president trump after trump and vice president vance repeatedly berated zelenskyy in front of the world at the white house. >> what specifically do you want to see president zelenskyy apologize for? >> well. >> apologize for turning this. >> thing into the fiasco. >> for him. >> that it became. there was no need for him to go in there and become antagonistic. look, this thing went off the rails. you were there. i believe it went off the rails when he said, let me ask you a question to the vice president. what kind of diplomacy are you talking about? well, these this is a serious thing. i mean, thousands of people have been killed. thousands. and he talks about all these horrible things that have happened to prisoners of war and children. all true, all bad. this is what we're dealing with here. it needs to come to an end. we are trying to bring

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i feel bad for the bookers at cnn.ed to the slaughterhouse, to jennings, they look like a model u.n., like a collection of high school debaters who have no idea they're on a tv show. "scott jennings isn't on. you are safe." it's like, when you watch jennings ask whatever his name is -- this goes to your point -- his reason behind his banal assertions, his eyes are as wide as saucers because nobody asks a follow-up question. jessica is right. you've got to come armed with specifics, because one day someone is going to ask you, why do you think that? james cameron, why do you think it has been terrifying? what makes you feel that way? how is it terrifying? why are you -- it's like, you've got to be beyond these load-bearing phrases of fascism and hitlerism. i swear, you could probably watch the ratings on cnn, they are like this, and when jennings is on, it goes -- >> jesse: oh, man. that's why i don't do podcasts. because i'm terrified of the follow-up question. i would just melt down. you think i've thought about this

. >> cnn and msnbc all day long. we are in dictatorship right now. >> the things that i'm speaking out about now about, you know, the threat to our democracy. >> the prices. >> at the grocery. store are going up because democracy is being taken away. >> and legendary hollywood director james cameron is also coming down with a bad case of tds. and like one of his movies, looks like he's unable to escape the trump inator. >> i think it's horrific. >> i think it's horrifying. and, you know, we could. talk about this all day long, but, you know, i see a turn away from everything. >> everything decent. >> you know, america doesn't stand for anything if it doesn't stand for what it. >> has historically stood for. you know. >> it becomes a hollow idea. and i think. >> they're hollowing. >> it out. >> as fast as they can. >> for their own benefit. >> so, jessica, we're doing the dictatorship thing again. >> i guess. >> so how did it work last time? >> not great. >> i think. that you can not to be a broken record from just fi

cnn's chief national security correspondent, nick paton walsh. and caitlin, you were in there as this happened and it began quite well. can you pinpoint the moment when it turned for the worse? >> well, the tension had kind of been there. obviously, it existed ever since trump called zelenskyy a dictator without elections. and he said trump was living in a disinformation bubble. so we were watching this all so closely. there were about 40 minutes before those those explosive ten minutes where everything essentially erupted. and during that, there was a back and forth where they were talking about what this agreement could look like, what they want a ceasefire to look like. and there were moments of disagreement between trump and zelenskyy. there was one, one time when i had asked president trump something and zelenskyy was shaking his head. no, as trump was answering, talking about putin's willingness to to make a deal and trump's insistence that maybe putin has broken agreements that he made with other u.s. presidents and other world leaders, bu

what outfits like cnn all their business model. it works great, just asked joy reid to.re are a lot of ways for the media to distort reality by emphasizing one thing or ignoring another. whatever the method it will always collapse when what the media tells us does not jibe with what our eyes can see and our ears can hear. it is a lesson "the washington post" is learning the hard way because literally and figuratively the american people just aren't buying kid. so maybe what basil is doing reflects what trump wants but that is only because with the president wants is what everybody wants. the media that is not full of [bleep] that doesn't like, that doesn't manipulate, and the media that reflects the real world and set of their lonely preoccupations. fat chance. i'm pretty sure that ship has sailed. riding into an orange color iceberg called trump. >> hear he is. >> greg: david, i like this new look you are sporting you are like a santa fe mail man. >> that is right, thank you, i appreciated. based on all of those dogs. >> greg: exactly. what do you think about the change

this is really hysterical talk from cnn and various liberal media actually.on't think this is an accurate reflection of the reality. after all i think that donald trump and vice president vance are very keen to help the ukrainians. they've often -- offered an extremely good deal in terms of economic cooperation between the united states and ukraine. i think the u.s. is doing all it can to help the ukrainians at this time. undoubtedly of course the russians are responsible for this monstrous invasion of ukraine and i think that's fully reflected of course in the u.s. position today. >> trace: 15 seconds, wrap us up, what do you think? >> i will just say, because i was in the oval office, one of the most crazy things i've ever seen is the ukraine ambassador to the united states putting her head in her hands as zelenskyy kept digging his hole deeper and deeper. >> trace: and that's exactly right. and that picture is one of the great pictures we saw today. thank you, we appreciate it. up next, you information coming in about the mysterious deaths of oscar-winner

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next on cnn. >> close captioning brought to you by.com. >> if you or a loved one have mesothelioma, we'll send you a free book to answer questions you may have. call now and we'll come to you. >> 821 4000. >> kirill dmitriev. >> tonight, a stunning message from the european union's top diplomat after zelenskyy's oval office meeting with president trump that devolved into a furious shouting match. this diplomat saying it is clear the free world needs a new leader, adding it is up to us europeans to take this challenge. there is a unified message that is coming out of europe tonight. you can see it here that they stand with ukraine. these are from the leaders of germany, poland, spain and sweden, just to name a few. rallying behind zelenskyy as he is facing massive criticism from the president's allies here in the u.s. my next source was trump's longest serving national security advisor, ambassador john bolton. ambassador, just tell me, what did you make of today and what you saw? >> well. >> it was a disaster for american national secur

people are worried about this fire to cnn anchor who posted a video of himself medically chasing newys trying to show passengers a photo of a donkey. was it brian seltzer or don lemon? would you look at that. >> i caught jimmy p again. >> know you did not! >> jesse: should we take a point away? we will have to subtract points. we are all tied going into the final one of. >> stop the steel! >> jesse: not seen at work as painful as it is to watch cnn most of the time it is fun to watch joe fanning shut down some of these crazy liberal lunatics they put on the panels. which cohost pointed endings a corner. was it me or was it greg? >> just because i'm familiar with both of your search histories, don't look at him for approval of. >> cnn has created a new media specialty. ginning corner. >> keeper it over and over again there. >> jesse: breanna i helped you more than anybody i have ever helped. you still lost like zelenskyy. >> i put all my effort into it. >> jesse: we will have another rematch one of these days please take it easy on her. i love her. and watch jimmy's show on saturday.

cnn ought to focus on survival. [laughter] cnn -- on survival. not asking me these ridiculous questions. [laughter] focus on surviving because cnn has such low ratings, i do not think they will survive. [laughter] let's go. >> poland was under russian control for decades after world war ii. when i was a kid, i looked at the united states not only as the most powerful country, the richest country in the world, the country that has great music, great movies, great muscle cars, but also as a force for good. do you -- and now i'm talking with my friends in poland, they are worried that you align yourself too much with putin. what is your message for them? pres. trump: if i did not align myself with both of them, you would never have a deal. you want me to say really terrible things about putin and then say, hi, vladimir, how are we doing on the deal? it doesn't work that way. i am not aligned with putin. i'm aligned with united states of america and the good of the world. i'm aligned with the world. and i want to get this thing over with. you see the

new tomorrow on cnn. >> more now of my exclusive interview with secretary of state marco rubio, who wasat remarkable oval office meeting today. senator lindsey graham, after having lunch with president trump today, said zelenskyy either needs to resign or they need to send someone over that we can do business with. do you feel that president zelenskyy needs to resign? >> well, that's lindsey's feeling because he feels very passionately, you know, he's been a very strong supporter of ukraine. lindsey graham has been one of the strongest voices for ukraine. well, united states the president's taken no position on that. what he said today is let him come back when he's ready to do peace. that's what he said. let him come back when he's ready to do peace. so i can't speak for what anybody else said. i can only go off the words from the president of the united states, and that is today. we're not this is not going to be productive any further. when zelenskyy is ready to make peace and he's serious about peace, let him come back then. and that's when we'll reengage with them. and when he mean

maybe even media, which is critical of trump by 4 segments on cnn. even say admitted this to landscape massively misjudged it. and misjudged the mood of the american people, though he did try to do some pretty hall cottage damage control in an inch shortly off to that show. and the overall, i'm not hearing from you mister president of thought that you owe the president an apology. no, i respect president and ires to add to american people and if i didn't know if i think that we have to be very open and very honest, and i'm not sure that we did something, but i think maybe sometimes for some, some, some things we have to discuss out of, out of media with all due respect to democracy and to a free medium i'd, there are things that do it. we have to understand the position of ukraine and ukraine is. but it was too little too late except a lot in the, in here where the majority was absolutely horrified by what had taken place. clearly need does that have include chops and it saves pretty quickly agreed on the same statement that they would post in a show

i love how on cnn the people were accusing him of using made up words like personal liberty. i didn't know that was made up. >> they were like freedom. >> yeah, freedom. >> all these made up. >> words like freedom. >> and i'm like, yeah, i guess maybe you guys don't use those words too often. so it might be a new word for you. >> yeah. >> it's funny. i really don't believe them when they're like, oh, they're just scared. of trump. it's like, no, i actually. >> i disagree. >> i think they were scared of the last administration, which is why they didn't publish these things that were going more towards being pro, you know, pro just america and common sense in general. but it's funny because like when i think of like washington post and all these things, i'm like, how are we going to live without like the history of the racism of birds? >> yes. >> those are like real articles they've been putting out for four years. >> it would be the secret racist history of birds, you know. it's funny though, because if they had if he had actually said that the number one priority would be res

cnn has created a new media specialty. greg jennings, bang, bang. three minutes, and you just keep watching it over and over again. >> well, brianna, i helped you more than anyone i've. >> ever helped. and you. still lost. you're like zelenskyy, too big to rig. you get in the ring with failla. it was two. all my effort into rig. >> we'll have another rematch one of these days. please take it easy on her. >> i love her, she's. >> all right. thank you so much. and watch jimmy's show on saturday. all right. more prime time. straight ahead. >> incoming dishes. duck dawn power wash flies through 99% of grease and grime in half the time. >> it absorbs grease five times faster. even replaces multiple cleaning products. >> those suds got game. >> dawn power wash. >> the better. >> grease getter. >> work, play. >> blink. relief. >> work. play. >> blink. relief. >> the only 3 in 1 extended relief formula for dry eyes. >> blink. >> my doctor's office with a filing system from the 80s has my social. >> think of all the places that can expose your info. lifelock

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i know usually you see me on cnn saturday nights as the host of "have i got news for you," also streamingout my comedy special on hulu. but today it ain't about that. today i'm up early with y'all at 30 rock to fill in for kelly and i'm also trying to take lester holt's old job at the anchor desk. please don't go, lester. we need you, lester. [applause] but if you're going to go, give them my name, lester. i can read the news. all jokes aside, i'm very happy to be here this hour. not only is today the final day of black history month, we've also got the oscars in two days. the oscars are coming up on sunday. for the audience, have most of y'all seen the best picture nominees? have y'all seen most of these films? good for you, because i ain't seeing 'em. i'm sure they're great films, but i'm one of the people, i never have more than 2-3 hours a month. i travel all over doing comedy, and then when i am in town i've got my son, i'm trying to do stuff with an 8-year-old. you can't sit down with an 8-year-old and pop in "the brutalist." and watch that for nine and a half hours. [laughter] you

they be, um, even need to know which is critical of trump by for segment on cnn. even they admitted that savanski have massively misjudged it and misjudged the mood of the american people. though he did try to do some pretty hall call to damage control in an interesting show else to that show in the office of the united. so i'm not hearing from you mister president of thought that you owe the president an apology . no, i ever as texas president and our staff to american people. and if i didn't know if i think that we have to be very open and wary on this, and i'm not sure that we did something bad, i think maybe sometimes for some, some, some things we have to discuss out of out of media with all respect to democracy and to a free medium. and there are things that's where we have to understand the position of ukraine and ukrainians. but it was too little too late except over in the e here where the majority was obstinately horrified by what had taken place. clearly need does that have a group chopped on it? they've pretty quickly agreed on the same statement that

it's not that it is not -- it is important to be on cnn, msnbc and fox but local sources are much more trusted than national. made sure to sit down at a soft -- at a coffee shop with the local station and that was the focus of our attention so when problems arose we had relationships built. we knew who to contact. they knew who to contact to make sure small problems did not become big problems, exaggerated or misinterpreted. we held a series of stakeholder meetings with nonprofits, nonpartisan, nonpolitical orgs. in the past they were dominated by nonprofits that were not partisan but were perceived as being left of center. i made special effort to include and invite nonprofits that were perceived to be right of center to make sure everyone was included. they brought issues to our attention so we could head them off in advance. also engaging state agencies. everyone under the governor's direction, i am an appointed secretary of you, so working with the governor's office was critical to make sure everyone in state government could work together and keep regular communication going at th

i quit cnn in part to do this venture in this fragmented cultural landscape. the contrarian. in a month, we have accumulated half a million subscribers, some days we get 2 million views a day. it is still a small fraction of joe rogan, but we are trying to be a part of this landscape. the last thing i will say, to lure people in, to read our essays about malign influence, the eric adams case, fara, faqa. we have two cooking columns, pets every friday. our first tire was a humor columnist. we have just hired a very prominent culture writer who will be taking over our culture pages. we are sending a sports reporter to spring training, talking about the commonalities between spring training, and we are now in spring training for democracy as we embark on this for-year flight. i gave away the lead of my story which i'm cowriting with this sports columnist going to florida. and if we do not figure out -- not reach everybody -- but you need a governing mass of the american people. if we cannot persuade a governing mass of the american people of these issues, in pretty short order,

you ought to focus on cnn on survival. not asking me these ridiculous questions. focus on survive. cn has such low ratings, i don't think they're going to survive. >> poland was under russian control for decades after the second world war. i looked at the united states, not only as a most powerful country. it has great ability, great movies and great muscle cars. but also great control for putin. and now i'm talking with my friends in poland and they are worried that you align yourself too much with putin. what is your message for them? president trump: if i didn't align myself with both of them, you'd never have a deal. do you want me to say, really terrible things about putin and then say, hi, vladimir, how are we doing on the deal? it doesn't work that way. i'm not aligned with pewty i'm -- putin. i'm not align with him. i'm aligned with the united states of america. it's tough to make a deal with tremendous hatred. i understand that. i can tell you the other side is not exactly in love with him either. so it's not a question of alignment. i'm aligned with the world. i want to g

focus on surviving because cnn has such low ratings, i don't think they're going to survive. let's go. reporter: poland was under russian control for decades after the second world war. the united states -- not only as a powerful country, richest country in the world, the country has great ability, great movies, great muscle cars but also now friends with putin. i'm talking with my friends in poland and they're worried that you align yourself too much with putin. what's your message for them? pres. trump: if i didn't align myself with both of them, you wouldn't have a deal. do you want me to say, hi, vladimir. how are we working on the deal? i'm not aligned with pew -- putin. i'm aligned with the world. and i want to get this thing over with. you see the hatred he's got for putin. it's tough for me to make that kind of deal with that hate. i understand that. but the other side isn't exactly in love with, you know, him either. so it's not a question of alignment. i'm aligned with the world. i want to get the things set i'm aligned with europe -- i want to get the things set. i

feel free to turn off the noise on fake news cmn -- cnn, msnbc and 1986, you may recall a similar castacters in a state of panic. remember reagan walked away at the table and the summit with the soviet union over the issue of strategic defense, marked by the media, "star wars". maybe now we will call at the iron dome. ultimately reagan's tough negotiations led to a peaceful end to the cold war. and now zelenskyy is trying to clean this disaster up writing, quote, thank you america, think you for your support, think you for this visit, thank you to the president of the united states, congress, the american people and ukraine needs just and lasting peace and we are working exactly for that. apparently even tried to come back to meet with trump at the white house, take a look. >> i want anybody that's going to make peace. if he is capable of making peace which you may or may not be, i want someone that is going to make peace. again, he doesn't have the cards. when we sign up he has all of the cards. that doesn't mean he can fight. he has to stop the fighting, stop the death. he says now h