he does come across as polite, he's cordial, he's very engaging. >> he always had a, had a plan. very much a person in control. >> they got engaged in february and got married in september. they didn't see each other but six or seven times during that whole period. >> and there's the groom. here we go. one, two, right here, bingo! >> the wedding day for toni and harold was just beautiful. toni was just stunning. >> mr. and mrs. harold henthorne. >> so harold and toni, two years after they get married, are leaving mississippi. apparently, he always wanted to go to colorado. he always wanted to bring toni there. >> so, she sells her practice in mississippi, and they move to a suburb just outside denver called highlands ranch. >> they wanted children right away, both of them did. she was in her mid-40s when she got pregnant with haley. so, she got her dream. >> from the outside looking in, toni and harold's marriage looked ideal. it certainly looks like the perfect life. >> we love you. >> we love you. >> awww we love you. >> park rangers recovering the body of a woman who fell to h

he's you know, he knows how to deliver. and he knew exactly that. trump will jump. you know, when zelenskyy tried to actually to correct the facts. >> you know, on that moment when you see you see zelenskyy laying out the times the ceasefire has been broken and trump's annoyed at times, he jumps in and tries to make the point. well, i wasn't president then, but it is jd vance. i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval and then he and the whole thing turns, you know, sort of jumped in to come to the defense of his big brother or something. >> and that's what i meant when i said it smacks of an ambush, that jd vance knew what he was doing. he probably anticipated trump would rise to the bait, so to speak, and that zelenskyy was basically laying out the betrayal and the dishonesty of putin. and there is a through line in donald trump's foreign policy, which is always sycophancy to putin. and that's what we saw on clear view today. >> well, it was when he was laying out the times that had been broken. right then jd came in almost as if, you know, this is th

. >> what did he say to you about his interactions? >> he was shocked. he was very upbeat. i told zelenskyy, we will talk about security guarantees, we will talk about cease-fires and how the war ends. this is a process, you have a new relationship with america, a 500 billion deal that president trump is proud of that gives us an interest worth defending. let's talk about the positive. but he was terrible at munich, zelenskyy and i think he's made it almost impossible to sell to the american people he is a good investment. [reporters clamoring] >> one at a time. >> do you think president zelenskyy needs to resign to resume the peace talks? >> he either needs to resign or send somebody over we can do business with or he needs to change. >> thank you. >> a big event, make america great again again. otherwise i would rather be at the white house. we had some big news because apple is investing $500 billion. it will be a tremendous investment. we have many other companies. a lot of it is because of how we do it, we have a great turnaround in a little more than 30 days. the coun

he thinks he is holding cards. he said i'm not playing cards, he has no cards to hold. the u.s. and basically biden giving him so much money that involved into the proxy war with the u.s. and russia, donald trump is trying to put an end to it, save lives, help them rebuild their country by doing a business deal with them that would create a u.s. presence in ukraine and he just blew that all up today. >> i don't understand what any critic actually wants here. sean, we know this war is over. unfortunately, ukraine lost. i wish that russia had not invaded. i wish there was no war anywhere in the world. but what trump is doing, joe made a good point there. the reason why ukraine got invaded was because joe biden came into office. vladimir putin had four years to invade ukraine while trump was president. he didn't. you know why? because he feared how trump might respond. trump has been in office for, what, 45 days now? and he is already on the precipice of ending the war. why can we not have fun immediate cease-fire? and for everybody out there who is losing their minds and

he says he does, but maybe he doesn't. and that act of open undermining of efforts to bring about peace is deeply frustrating for everyone who has been involved in communications with them leading up to today. and i think he should apologize for wasting our time for a meeting that was going to end the way it did. >> you yourself have said previously that putin cannot be trusted in negotiations. that was the point that president zelenskyy was ultimately making during that conversation is that there cannot be an agreement without security guarantees, because he was talking about all the ceasefire agreements before, or agreements that putin has just blown past. i mean, do you still feel that way, that putin cannot be trusted in these negotiations? >> well, i was there yesterday when the president said in front of the media that our approach is going to be trust but verify. donald trump has made president trump's made deals his entire life. he's not going to get suckered into some deal. that's not a real deal. we all understan

and he. >> he he. >> advised the president's. that he should take two cognitivism cognitive. >> oh my god. >> got it. >> cognitive exams. >> sorry about that. uh, and released the results. but the point is that it was coming from jack reed. and that's when you know how serious the situation within the democratic party was and how impaired the president's reelection campaign was. >> so talk to me about now, because you in between there's been that developed trust issue that people have said. i mean, republicans have seized on the idea that they believe that the american people were gaslit by a staff that shielded that from you. they're running on that. they ran on that. they now have a trifecta in washington. so what do democrats do about this now? >> look, we have. >> to have these uncomfortable. >> conversations because. >> that's why we're here in the first place. that the leadership or whomever, the democrats in congress, the rank and file, weren't willing to have these conversations with joe biden in november of 2022 instead

he says i don't want a cease-fire. all of a sudden he is a big shot because he has the u.s. on his side. if he fights it out it will not be pretty. without us, he doesn't win. i'm just telling you. you saw what i saw today. that was not a man who wanted to make peace and i'm only interested if you wants to end the bloodshed.

and he said he didn't know, and-- he didn't know?s kind of weird, and i looked in the rec room and didn't see diren, and i-- so i came back to him. i says, what's going on? where is diren? josh mankiewicz: robby fessed up. he and diren had sneaked out. he told randy how diren had walked off on his own. and then robby said he'd heard gunshots. alarmed, randy woke up his wife, and the three of them went to deer canyon road. how far away from your house is this? randy: 80 yards. something like that. directly above-- it's just the next street above ours. josh mankiewicz: so this is a neighbor's house? it's a neighbor's house. josh mankiewicz: but when they got there, police stopped them. kate: we were just hoping diren would just walk out somewhere-- you know, show up and come out the door. police (through radio): yeah. police (through radio): ok. police (through radio): and then he's not around the back though? he's just-- randy: i walked up to the police officer, gave his name and description, and that's when she kind of went, well, ju

he's not going to get the deal he had before. he's gonna have to take a different deal because he walked away from this one. a lot of the i was speaking with right now and to call in to mr. jeffrey sucks about the complex relations between ukraine, the us that you, you and russia and have a good listen to this in europe. but so he's got trapped by following the united states, getting a blind to kind of way, and just trying to be the great cheer leader of us, a gemini. i obviously, the whole us approach. the unipolar approach was delusional. what happened during the last 30 years? i'm going to pull it up because this is a 30 year us project, is that the united states said where you have polar, we do what we want. we expand militarily, where we want. we expand our influence where we want i eat in 2008. the us said, now we move made over to ukraine to georgia. i and a, this is a replay, by the way of the pride, me in more of 185321856, almost a, almost almost at the blueprint. and the russians said, no, i, that's not going to happen

he was kind of -- he kind of waltzed in, that's who he is.rainian people don't deserve this trump wants peace and wants it now. old friend susan rice. peacemaker i think susan rice, not. she came out today and very embarrassed. watch. >> zelenskyy was compelled to agree to a horrible deal that would have set ukraine's minerals to the united states without any concrete security guarantees. the vice president of the united states lit into him. j.d. vance did that deliberately. >> this was really -- i have never been embarrassed to be an american and today was embarrassing. it was awful. layer. >> laura: he is embarrassed. adam kinzinger is embarrassed. do they realize they're hurting their cause being on television. any positive outcome for ukraine? >> yeah, the america last crowd has always got something to say. i think today was telling. i think people should pay attention to the people defending zelenskyy, versus the people defending america. so it's kind of a defining day. i think a fault line that had existed for a while is now out in the

he's not going to get the deal he had before. he's gonna have to take a different deal because he walked away from this one a video of the he's, it changes in from positive ends. b, as well as a transcript of that discussion is on our website on see dot com was on an online. got you covered? i mean, is it a, it seems visit to washington kids, photos is attempted to pass a gas compressor station on the tech fee and pipeline in southern russia, according to moscow's advancement of feed 3. you claim drugs push on them as well for live valves to all, to carlos for the room on costs and a robot good to see p and some is more about the same to destabilize, suffice of natural gas from russia to, to hear please as well. it looks like uh, zalinski and the rest of his uh click remain true to their fear mongering and service methods of achieving support from the rest of the world. of this time they attacked nato and europe's commercial interest in russia. once again, this is not the 1st time while zalinski was read at the white house by don

he can come back when he is ready for peace." to the start of that meeting, which began in friendlier circumstances with both leaders saying they were ready for an agreement that could help to bring an end to the war in ukraine. let's have a listen back. >> your soldiers have been unbelievably brave. we have given them great equipment and somebody has to use the equipment. they have been unbelievably brave. we give them credit. this was supposed to be over quickly. here we are three years later. i give tremendous credit to your generals and your soldiers and yourself in the sense that, it's been very hard fighting. very tough fighting. great fighters. you have to be very proud of them from that standpoint. pres. zelenskyy: i am very proud. pres. trump: but now we want to get it over with. it's enough. it's an honor to have you here. thank you for coming. pres. zelenskyy: thank you for the invitation. and i really hope that this document will be the first step to real security guarantees for ukraine and our people, our children ar

he hates us, you know? he hates ukrainians. he think that we are not a nation. he shared this may be with your team also. i don't know. he always said that there is no such country, such nation, such language and such lifelike ukrainian. no. he really doesn't respect all the ukrainians and he wants to destroy us. and you are right. that's 2%. this document, may other documents. it is very good but not enough to stop this person. >> mr. president -- pres. zelenskyy: during all the centuries, all the history, this is the rule of the war. who began those pay. putin began this war. he has to pay all money for innovation. he has to pay. there are some russian assets in europe that we can use for renovation and by military support from the united states also but it's not enough. it's not enough. >> one second. >> i wanted to know if you positioned yourself in the middle between russia and ukraine -- pres. trump: i am in the middle. i want to solve this. i am for both. i want to get it solved. it's wonderful to speak badly about somebody else but i want to get it solve

so uh, well, uh, he said he's been, he's been up front about housing that he's been a fraud man. for, for all of this, but the truth. well that's true. power is behind the scenes. i listen to the next time that we've got to talk for longer, unless under bruno is our risk consulting from gulf states under linux. thank you very much for your time and country today. thank you. thanks. bye bye. what happens that had a chance to speak with around economists, jeffrey sachs, about what is a very complex relationship between ukraine, america and the you have a listen. you are the so he's got trapped by following the united states, getting a blind kind of way and just trying to be the great cheer leader of us a gemini. i obviously the whole us approach. the unit polar approach was delusional . what happened during the last 30 years? i'm going to put it because this is a 30 year us project is that the united states said, were you in a polar, we do what we want. we expand militarily, where we want, we expand our influence, where we want i, in 2008 the us said, now we move made over to ukrai

he wanted it. >> and he said. and he. >> said, there's a. >> reason i let this. >> drag on. >> yes. >> i wanted the american. people to see this. >> and it wasn't just because it was going to be. >> good tv. now, bear with me here. >> i don't think it's. >> an accident that we have somebody in the. >> oval office. >> in the white house who has been accused repeatedly and serially. >> of sexual assault. >> i don't. >> think it's a. >> it's an accident that he is now aligning himself with vladimir putin. >> who on the. >> eve of the ukrainian invasion made. >> a rape joke about ukraine and said, it is your duty. >> my duty. >> essentially to. >> bear your own rape. >> there is a hatred for. >> perceived weakness, for. >> the. >> perceived underdog in this administration. >> a valorization of toxic masculinity in any of its forms. >> be they geopolitical or. >> interpersonal. and, you. >> know, i. >> think about. rick stengel. >> talking about. >> the cleavage. >> with the old world. >> and i think. >> that is. >> th

he two weeks ago, he said the right thing today. >> he did. >> what he did, what he did. it's embarrassing. and it's embarrassing. i worked in the senate many years ago. i have great respect for the senate as an institution. normally you don't. you hope not to see senators behaving this way. but it's also not particularly out of character for senator graham now, unfortunately. >> tom, let's go back to that stunning moment in helsinki in 2018 when trump publicly sided with putin against u.s. intelligence experts regarding russia working to elect trump in 2016. how does what's happening today and since january 20th fit into that broader context? >> it's so interesting that donald trump, who changes his mind about everything, doesn't has no commitment to anything purely transactional. you know, kind of like a goldfish who darts from one side of the tank to the other. the only thing he is absolutely consistent about is his utter fear of vladimir putin. he has never wavered on this. if you could look back and say, what is the polar star of the trump administration, both in its

he was genuine, he was caring, and he showed her a lot of attention. the perfect guy. - yeah. - polite? very polite. says yes sir and no sir. erin house: yes. and would be the type to take his hat off when he met you. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): jd's good conduct came as perhaps no surprise. just 21, a big part of jd's life story was his service in the marine corps and combat in iraq and afghanistan. he would tell people all the time that certain things would cause him like ptsd, and he couldn't be in loud places, and he didn't want to be in crowded bars. because he had been a marine and fought overseas. yeah. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): in civilian life, jd was a mechanic, a gearhead. erin wasn't sure about jd, but it was robin who was so taken with him. and erin wanted her best friend to live her dreams. erin house: she wanted the happy ending that she no matter what would make it work. you think she settled? erin house: i do. i think she loved him, but failure was not an option for her. she wanted to make it happen. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): tw

he says i don't want a cease-fire. all of a sudden he is a big shot because he has the u.s. on his side. if he fights it out it will not be pretty. without us, he doesn't win. i'm just telling you. you saw what i saw today. that was not a man who wanted to make peace and i'm only interested if you wants to end the bloodshed. >> this is so sensitive to our people. i'm speaking as the president of our people struggling for three years and they want to hear that america will sign and stay with us, not the russians. that is it. this is the first step to security guarantees. europeans, we don't need to lose them, they are good allies for the united states. the united states is the biggest donator of support and two-piece but we don't need to lose europe. they want to note steps. we have to be open to understand how did -- >> more reactions are coming into the contentious oval office meeting between president zelenskyy and president trump. tammy duckworth posted this attacking our democratic partner in service of an autocratic dictator. trump is a national disgrace. ben lujan reac

and he can come back to the oval office when he is president of landscape. also in social media. thanked america for support. thank trump and congress and said they are working for a just and lasting peace. senator lindsey graham has been a strong supported of ukraine, and this close to donald trump. he thought the meeting was a diplomatic disaster. he was terrible at manic. the landscape and i think he has made it almost impossible the sales of the american people that he's a good investment. he either needs to resign and send somebody over the we can do business with or he needs to change. donald trump will spend the weekend in florida the moment and beautiful not far from his thoughts either we're going to end it or let him fight it out. that'll be fights it out. it's not going to be pretty, because without it, without us, he does it. when the landscape les the white house, the damage done the way back. unclear alan fisher. i'll just leave it up at the white house, which is alice off to the fire in masons and ends guitar was u. s. media. he had nothing to

now he thinks he has this idea to bring peace. and what does he do? he bends the knee. he appeases his. his goal is to appease putin when what he should be doing is figuring out the fact that you're right. the biden administration didn't do enough. but russia is on the ropes. and the way you get peace is you get putin to negotiate. you get. >> you get you get peace. through a resolution at the united nations, that means absolutely nothing. we demand that you. >> administrations have tried to conduct a. >> policy with words. >> of appeasement. >> and russia. has been at war since the russian federation came into existence. >> actually, it's been in war since four years of trump. also, don't forget, he didn't manage. >> since 1991. they have been almost at war the entire time. crimea, chechnya go on down the list. >> and it's words. >> words, words. but my. >> point is america. >> why are we? >> why do. >> we guys. hold on a second, pete. one of the points that zelenskyy was making is that you can't trust putin. that's what he was trying to say, was that we had to deal wi

he was gracious. he understood that he was a client. and talking to a patron as a guest, to a host, and he was able to weather that and deal with the biden administration and all good things happened. but he didn't do what zelensky did. >> i think that's a great analogy. victor davis hanson, i really do. i predict zelensky, he's going to be back. he has to be back. you know how much more death and destruction will will it take for him to come back? >> yes. and he donald trump has worked very hard. he's not putin's puppet. putin is afraid of donald trump because he's unpredictable. he proved that in his first administration. zelensky knows that donald trump is this close to getting a deal. and zelensky, if he's wise, he'll call trump up. he will apologize. he'll get right back over here and resume it, and it will be in everybody's interest. and i think he'll have to do that. and i hope he does. >> i hope he does. he had an opportunity with bret baer tonight and i was shocked when i interviewed him. i told him this is going to be a negoti

we know that he got up this morning and that he had coffee. he read his newspapers. and so he's he's he's back from this terrifying episode that we understood happened yesterday. um, of course, an 88 year old person with mobility issues. he's got double pneumonia in both lungs. he's missing part of one of those lungs. it's a complicated clinical picture. and his doctors are doing everything, everything they can to try to get him moving forward. in fact, he had this respiratory crisis when he was doing physiotherapy. so we understand, you know, that implies, of course, that they're moving towards towards recovery. uh, but, you know, it's a roller coaster, as they're saying here in rome. you know, these reports that come in and then the morning reports, you know, imply that he's doing better, and then who knows? we'll get another report in about five hours time, which will be a detailed medical report, hoping that he's not had another one of these respiratory crises. we do know, though, that that crisis did not impact any of his other organs and that he does not have a

trump: he says he wants it. he wants to come back right now but i cannot do that. >> [indiscernible] pres. trump: they should have an immediate cease-fire. that is the other thing. it could take place immediately. a contract if you want to end the war. that will take time. i wanted to end immediately. if you have a cease-fire, it would be a real one. he does not want to do that. that is fine. i want it to end immediately. i want a cease-fire now. all he is a big shot because he has the u.s. on his side. either we are going to end it or he will fight it out. he fights it out, it is not going to look pretty. without us, he does not win. >> [indiscernible] pres. trump: it does not matter what i am considering. that was not a man who wanted to make peace. if he wants to end the bloodshed. >> [indiscernible] >> more reactions are coming into the contentious meeting between trump and zelenskyy. tammy duckworth posted ts -- her colleague from new mexico reacted thisay -- and from e use, connecticut democrat hayes relea

but once he did put out a statement, he said that he had spoken on the phone with, by donald trump and without him as a lensky. so he finds himself now in this role of a peace maker, not between russia and ukraine, but seemingly between the us and ukrainian presidents. now, it wasn't meant to be this way just today, before the lens skews meeting. just i'm a himself met with donald trump in the white house and that went fairly well. everyone in dining street thought it was very cool. joe, very room, even though guest on a did not manage to secure those security guarantees that he sold to get for ukraine. none the less he was, as he thought of laying the groundwork for the landscape, visit and potentially signing that minerals deal and bringing about a ceasefire up to 3 years of rule about that is evidently not what happens. malayna vessels benefits for the licensed live in london. thanksgiving, dana or the the 1st phase of the goal is if he's finding a scheduled to end on saturday, but with him all saying there are no talks taking place about the 2nd phase of future as in down. the grou

he's already been to the white house. he set the table. macron has set the table. duda of poland has already met with with president trump. is there any strategy that's clear that could bring president trump back onside into the coalition with with europe to offer these security guarantees? they're hoping for? >> they weren't. >> getting those. security guarantees before the blow up. so, i mean, it's been consistently trump saying that the europeans have to do a lot more now. i think it is conceivable that if the europeans are able to put a lot more money on the table for the ukrainians, if they're able and willing to send a lot of troops on the ground in the event of an agreed to ceasefire, it's always possible that trump can say, look, uh, biden couldn't get that done. i'm i'm the one that got european leadership done, and now i'm prepared, um, to get back in the room with my european allies. but that is not close to where we are right now. trump has shown much greater interest in getting a deal with putin, who, according to trump, has the cards that zelenskyy do

he's hungry to prove who he is and what he can do. and that coincides in 1782 with the arrival or the departure of a diplomatic mission to the middle east, the french are sending an envoy who are supposed to go to baghdad to conduct diplomacy, to a console and. they and michaux lobbies to be appointed on this expedition and the crown. maria to one out in particular agrees to underwrite his costs to the middle east. and so michaux spends three years traveling throughout the middle east. he travels all the way up to the caspian sea, and then he returns to paris and he returns ladened with all of these treasures he carries back with him. he can. he's the person that's believed to be the first person to create a french to persian dictionary. he carries back something called the stone and. i read about this michaux stone and was described as 50 pounds. and it had this this kind of ancient hieroglyphics on it that nobody could interpret. actually, nobody could actually crack it until the mid-19th century, but everybody knew it was valuable

he's not going to get the deal he had before. he's gonna have to take a different deal because he walked away from this one. so it was like the times have shifted. trump has made it clear that as he must play outside the ending the blood to pull. he's not welcome in washington, being funny, historically usa, distressed, but peace is the ultimate goal. no, my fell was getting the whole story causing the problem. the parts of the other he is out of the 2nd round of applause. he is present. this action is in full swing with the to kind of is offering shopping different on policy visions. these are seeing your costs. what i'm, what i'm going to have is on the ground to break down what's at stake for the nation. a prize you is a land of tremendous potential spots. it's, it's small size. it is a lush tropical power. thus, patches along the black sea coast a few below because away from pristine beaches or hills and snow capped mountains, the potential in fish, in agriculture and tourism are enormous. these electron is high plus competit

he's not going to get the deal he had before. he's gonna have to take a different deal because he walked away from this one online right now, you can have read about how it seems to terms of change from says the lens view needs to make ending the bloodshed, his top priority. otherwise, he's not welcome in washington, and trump reiterated the goal is piece of old folks to put it. all right, that while you're waiting of the i 20 minutes past the out here in the russian capital, it's around to presidential elections and up costs, you know, taking place this stuff today a to kind of it's bought that are going but i go to out of them but are buying to lead the nation, but each holding a distinctly different style of foreign policy well had support. now to us senior correspondent, but at garcia of is they're expanding what's at stake for the next a pod you is a land of tremendous potential spots. it's. it's small size. it is a lush tropical power, thus riches along the black sea coast a few below because away from pristine beaches all

so the order of shots, he lost the election last sunday. he won't be in his job. for much longer, but so far he said on social media, no one wants piece more than the ukrainians. do that for we are working on a common pos to a last thing and just piece he goes on. ukraine can rely on germany and on europe. similar sort of sentiment coming from his neighboring head of government in poland. donald chose the prime minister saying, the fellow to me is a lensky. this is on social media. dia ukrainian friends. you are not alone. and then also the prime minister of spain, federal sanchez saying ukraine springs stands with you. has to be said similar sentiments being expressed by very many european countries from the heads of government, heads of state in response to what they saw play asked in the oval office. prussia is also responding to the exchange foreign ministry spokesman murray as a car by says the us president shows restrained by not hitting round him is lensky, and from a russian prison. dmitri metadata says savanski gone, a brutal dressing down in the oval off

he was up close, he was right there, he knew people in the white house, he was talking to people in thedea that this guy could write a book -- and i've written eight of them -- and turn around and get it out there in three months, you get a publisher, you get it printed, it's done, it's ridiculous. so if he was being honest then, that it was really just a stutter then, he's either selling himself out or he wants to profit by now lying, because he's denying that he was lying before. who's going to buy the book? not the conservatives. they think he's a liar on cnn. and not the left, because they think he's a sellout. so i think the whole thing is, jake tapper is watching his numbers go down, he's on at 4:00, i think the last couple of days his numbers were 600,000, and will cain at 4:00 on fox, it was two and half million. so he sees people on the left going down, he sees his own numbers going down, and i think this is the epiphany that he had, more about his survival than about the truth. >> dana: next, canadian baristas declare war on the united states. ♪ ♪ baby: liberty! mom: liberty m

actually, when he came to america, he came to be a trail cook, he but there was a real job in americand he ended up being a cook cook, but he loved the american west and he always talked about it and he took one vacation in his life and it was to arizona and he saw a rodeo and he wore a bolo tie every day until the day he died and talked about rodeo in arizona, so when he passed away, all eight of his kids moved to arizona. david: so how old were you when you move to arizona? ted: six years old. david: did you say we are going to watch the cowboys? what if you think about that? ted: we didn't see any cowboys, it was a pretty small town back then, arizona. my father passed away recently but he was an electrician and my mom was a stay-at-home mom who took care of myself and my three older sisters and a younger brother that i just recently lost. david: when you were a boy, what were you interested in, did you want to be an athlete, and artists, what'd you want to be? ted: from the earliest of what i wanted to do i wanted to be a journalist. from probably 10 years old or so. but i loved m

he disrespected the united states of america. he can come back when he's ready for peace. tonight as he was boarding his flight to mar-a-lago, the president with this message to zelenskyy. >> 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. he's got to say, i want to make peace, i don't want to fight a war any longer. his people are dying. he doesn't have the cards. just so you understand it, okay? >> reporter: moments ago, zelenskyy saying this to fox news. >> i'm speaking like a president of a people who are in this struggle three years. and they just want to hear that america on our side and that america will stay with us, not with russia, with us. that's it. >> reporter: now tonight we've learned the trump administration is considering cutting off all ongoing shipments of military aid to ukraine in response to zelenskyy's comments today. now, no final decision has been made, and it's not clear what impact this would have on the battlefield. but it would certainly send a clear and strong mes

he was down within the yo cottage and now he's down now and now he's adjusting himself and he sounding a little bit like an american 1st though. but. but how do you know as a gender in latin america? what sort of yours agenda squeeze cube until it breaks? was my daughter oh, and venezuela. i was to take it in, in, in, in nicaragua, and forced brazil to lift the band them both. so nato particularly job us and i don't know, participating in the, in the election in 2026. he's banned from, from participating in the 2026 election because lives and mom and in the early a cool and assassination attempt against lulu. so there's a whole new kind of gender in latin america of trump. let's rubio off leech. then then what we're going to see is, is, is a, is a, is, is quite a degree of chaos and crisis and latin america. double check this, taking a significant actions to dismantle us aid the us agency for international development and the national endowment for democracy. about ordering a near total freeze on all 4 and a now of these cuts will lead to the getting a bio health care and education pro

it just couldn't have been better than what he said. >> reporter: what he said in a moment. >> the mosteporter: but first, how he came to it. last year, mark began volunteering at snr, a recreation center for people with special needs. and not long after he started, he got grant to volunteer as well. >> it's so important to get your children involved at a young age. it really makes a huge difference. >> reporter: exhibit a: grant's wish. to invite everyone at snr to his birthday party. why? >> because they don't get invited to birthdays. sometimes people don't get as much love. it's sad. >> reporter: it's nice to see you changing that. >> thank you. >> hi, crystal. >> reporter: his party was last september. but they all stopped by again this week at our request. >> would you like something to drink? we have root beer, sprite, or water. >> reporter: the parents confirmed that a lot of their kids don't get invited to birthday parties. but as they mingled, it became clear that grant wasn't just being kind when he sent out those invitations. >> cheers. >> reporter: he truly wanted them here

he is kind of he kind of waltzed in, you know, that's who he is. and i'm sorry the ukrainian people don't deserve this. trump wants peace and he wants it now. now, your old friend susan rice. because when i think peacemaker, i think susan rice not. but she came out today and she's very embarrassed. watch. >> zelensky was compelled to agree to a horrible deal. >> that would have set. >> ukraine's minerals to the united states without any concrete security guarantees. the vice president of the united states laid into him. j.d. vance did that deliberately. >> but it was. >> this was. >> really you know, i've never been embarrassed to be an american. and today was embarrassing. >> and it. >> was it was awful. >> he's embarrassed. adam kinzinger, do they realize they're actually hurting their cause by appearing on television? i mean, it's making it harder to get to any type of any positive outcome for ukraine. >> yeah, the america last crowd has always got something to say. but i think today was telling, and i think people should pay attention to the pe

i was typing that he said he was doing timely and he said he would do quite. he said he would do a public inquiry into cronyism within 30 days. has he done it? public, claudie? yeah. a public inquiry just to establish the extent of cronyism, state capture and make recommendations. page 61 of your manifesto, the 30 days as we do not view the alternative might be if you read the non core report that accommodations on what needs to be done on step courtney the on step captcha or next like additional killings. that is, the cops had ended up quickbooks, which you haven't done with the amount of less thoughtful for multiple things, you know, and you admitted to be that the people are unhappy as a perception of the government that's unpopular. kenyon to be most upset about the cost of living. and yet when thousands of young kenyans took to the streets and protests of your government last year, the finance bill, you'll government open fire on them, killed them full simply, abducted and disappeared them. how do you justify such a violent crack down on your own citizens

i don't think he and biden even have a real conversation i think he just knew he would get whatever he what and then he would leave and it is like you do need to say thank you and also what about the american people. is that not our money? [applause] and do you think everybody here ... but know their money is going on there way. >> greg: speaking of what he was wearing this is a really funny moment when trump created a zelenskyy before the sitdown. >> he is all dressed up today. [laughter] >> greg: trump. you know, we don't deserve trump. do not deserve what did o to deserve him? i guess or four years of biden. >> we put up with four years of biden that is what we did to deserve donald trump. >> greg: it really is. [applause] so one of the things talking about art of the dealer do you think this is part of a greater negotiation that is at the end of anything? this was how he could just a force zelenskyy to take the deal that he does not want to take by basically this ritualistic humiliation at? >> well zelenskyy is not looking to be partners with anyone he wants this to be a one-sided

you know, the way he bowls and the way he walks, he just. he just renewed his driver'ss.ts. >> that's him. >> it's true. joe is good to drive until 105. a remarkable run that began in a texas orphanage in the 20s. in 1941, he enlisted in the navy at age 17 aboard the uss saint louis. and that cruiser was hit multiple times in the pacific theater and narrowly escaped pearl harbor. >> being under fire. and you're sitting there at your battle station and you kind of hope. well, i hope the next one doesn't get me or something like that. and it's kind of a weird feeling you get suddenly you become very religious. yeah. it's you're a believer at that point. >> thank you for your service. >> thank you. >> without that generation, we would not have a generation. and there would be no america without them. [music] >> boy, you feel good. you better stay here. >> oh. >> joe has outlived all of his three wives. he's the father of two daughters and three grand and one great grandchild. after 23 years in the navy, joe settled in as an insurance adjuster in the east bay, where he's now

he is an author as well. as i call him this for the british and heard and the american compact magazines and in lake jackson, we crossed to daniel mcadams. he is the executive director of the ron paul institute for peace and prosperity. hi gentlemen, cross lock rules and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want, and i always appreciated, daniel, because you got up early as for the program, we very much value your presence here at this early hour. and speaking of ours, you know, i, i have a different time zone than you guys. so every time i wake up in the morning, it looks like there's a different, a piece plan. there's no peace plan. there's many rules. there is bilateral relations. nothing much about ukraine yet, daniel as well. i think it's a big problem. the deputy for minister russia has been saying this week re up cost that we haven't seen a piece plan. we don't know what the piece plan is. um, i mean on the one hand, but rather sanguine about the seemingly positive turner relations between the u

>> he was shocked, he was very upbeat. this is a process. we have a new relationship with america. $500 billion, half a trillion dollar deal. it gives us an interest worth defending. we talk about the positive. but he was terrible at munich, zelenskyy, and i think he has made it almost impossible to sell to the american people that he's a good investment. sell to the american people he is a good investment. [reporters clamoring] >> one at a time. >> do you think president zelenskyy needs to resign to resume the peace talks? >> he either needs to resign or send somebody over we can do business with or he needs to change. >> thank you. pres. trump: thank you very much. i want to say we are going down to florida. we have a big event tomorrow night. make america great again. and it is setting records. i would rather be in the white house, but we are doing the big event tomorrow night. we had some big news this week, as you know, because apple is investing $500 billion -- think of that. and it's going to be a lot. it's going to be a tremendous in

he broken the ceasefire. he killed our people, and he didn't exchange prisoners. we signed the exchange of prisoners, but he didn't do it. what kind of diplomacy? g-d, you are speaking about? what what what do you what do you mean? >> i'm talking about the kind of diplomacy that's going to end the destruction of your country. >> yes, but if you. >> are not president, with respect, i think it's disrespectful for you to come into the oval office and try to litigate this in front of the american media. at first, president trump said very little during that exchange, but that soon changed. >> the war. during the war, everybody has problems, even you, but you have nice ocean and don't feel now, but you will feel it in the future. >> god bless you. >> god bless you. god bless you. >> don't tell us what we're going to feel. we're trying to solve a problem. don't tell us what we're going to feel. >> i'm not telling you. >> because you're in no position to dictate that. remember that you're in no position to dictate what we're going to feel. we're going to feel very good.

he's a bit of a shaded cost, and then he got to munich and he ran into vice president brands and secretary rubio, you know, very different the vice president harris and secretary blinking at, but he didn't sign the agreement. so finally, we were supposed to have the signing today. it was supposed to be a great day, and this is one of the biggest own goals and diplomatic at 1st. so apparently is the last cap just today and today which makes $11.00 to did you have about sheep time to sign or what's the full part of a bid to stay relevant as a full stop pressure mounts both domestically and internationally, a bit to cling onto at least one cod in this game with trump. well, good luck with that because anyone who's at the trump walk knows that this is a man who does not take criticism. sorry, well, he definitely doesn't have a lot of patience. he doesn't appreciate ingratitude. and his thoughts me doesn't like being cheated. let's be frank and not relationship. only one side holds to i'm calling in on behalf of this to the u. s. a fund i'm sending to as a witness say, to reaction. send it all.

he's not a spy. he's a journalist. before the biden administration secured his release last year. here's russian opposition leader alexei navalny. he was jailed, poisoned with a nerve agent. died last year in a penal colony in the arctic circle. this is how the justice system works in putin's russia. that's what you can do when you control law enforcement and the lawyers and the judges, using the prosecutorial power to put critics and dissidents in jail, or opening investigations into rival media companies or oligarchs so the state can seize their assets. it's one of the real red line break glass thresholds for an emerging authoritarian regime. and i fear that it appears we're crossing that now here in america, in a scandal i don't think is getting as much attention as it deserves. so it started two weeks ago with a bizarre video message from trump's epa administrator, lee zeldin. >> an extremely. >> disturbing video circulated two months ago featuring. >> a. >> biden epa political appointee talking about how they were