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take a listen to what mike wallace, who is the national security adviser, said just this morning on fox news. >> this really could have been and should have been. a positive. moment for ukraine. but instead, what became clear and i think what has. the president so, so frustrated and. frankly angry is that it's not clear. >> that. >> zelensky truly wants. >> to stop the fighting. >> the vice president. >> said enough is enough. >> the president. >> said enough is enough. and i. >> got to tell you, this. >> was the wrong approach, wrong time in history. >> and. >> definitely the wrong. >> president to. >> try to do. >> this kind. >> of thing. >> now, we should remind people that mike wallace was one of the officials who specifically told went out and directly told president zelensky that he needed to leave the white house. after that contentious and personal and testy exchange in the oval office. now the president, president trump, has left the door open to zelensky having negotiations with him again. but we just aren't clear what the timeline is going to be. we also don't know if this ra

cbs news reported that secretary of state marco rubio and national security advisor mike wallace askeds to leave immediately after that meeting. the two leaders were expected to sign a deal that would give ukrainians -- the u.s. access to ukrainian mineral resources, but the white house has confirmed that deal was not signed. start from set on his truth social platform, president zelenskyy -- president trump said on his truth social platform, president zelenskyy is not ready for peace because our involvement gives a big advantage in negotiations. i don't want to vanish, i want peace. he disrespected the united states of america and its cherished oval office. he can come back when ready for peace. president zelenskyy expressed gratitude to the american people after his class with president trump, writing on x, thank you america, thank you for your support, thank you for this visit. thank you potus, congress, and the american people. ukraine needs just and lasting peace, and we are working exactly for that. with me to discuss this is our state department correspondent, tom bateman. tom,

i'm going to go with that and mike again, mike wallace and i are friends. i like mike, i think mike has to come a long way regarding his point of view. i've known mike for a long time i. we used to be in the green room in the old days at fox news together . so i, i do believe that he's a, it's, it's mike's job to be the traffic cop. he's, he's there at the brain stem that goes to the president. so he's got to be there, seeing and, and touching everything. so it's, he says, the general theme is people like policy, and pete will have to get down and, and get their deputies. they can't even do it. they're going to be busy. you've got to get people out to understand how to deduce just to do surgical renew or mobile. let me say something i said this us media the other day i to determine the joint chiefs general. joseph dunford, told me during one of our meetings, back in 2017 or 18 that we the united states as been 6000 percent and increased spending on drone technology by 6000 percent. that's a lot of money. and yet they were the, the return on that investment w

flights and easing of sanctions. joining me now is clear daily for many people who along side mike wallace with array of voice in the army and parliament against nature of militarism. she joins me now from killed there in ireland class. thank so much for coming back on. how about these strange companies, newspaper, the financial times, breathlessly talking as it has all week about the prospect for more, more spending in europe. and since you are in island or in brussels, where you're normally when you're the european parliament, i bet a style by just asking you. it says the island, it's foreign minister said yesterday, the militarily neutral, neutral nation will not be found. one thing over any future european peacekeeping mission in ukraine even talks about the cabinet bill from the t shirts and previous to shaw, consisting in no way undermines islands commitment to the un. what's going on in iceland? joining up on the war and russia? yeah it's, it's, it is quite extraordinary and of course these words are a complete lie. this is absolutely against the united nations. i'm totally undermin

direct flights and easing of sanctions. joining me now is the daily form, remy pe, you along side mike wallace with array of voice and the european parliament against nature militarism. she joins me now from killed there in ireland class. thank so much for coming back on. how about this strange japanese newspaper, the financial times breathlessly talking as it has all week about the prospect for more more space.

, direct flights and easing of sanctions. joining me now is the daily former bp you along side mike wallace with array of voice in the early in parliament against nature, militarism. she joins me now from killed there in ireland. class. thank so much for coming back on. i love this strange companies newspaper, the financial times breathlessly talking as it has all week about the prospect for more, more spending in europe. and since you are in island or in brussels, where you're normally when you were the european parliament hi, business style by just asking you. it says the islands, foreign minister said yesterday, the militarily neutral, neutral nation will not be found. one thing over any future european peacekeeping mission in ukraine even talks about the cabinet bill from the t shirts and previous t shore consisting in no way undermines islands commitment to the.

but getting to watch firsthand these truly professionals led by mike wallace, marco rubio, pete hegsethf these people together steve witkoff is amazing. the things that are being done for world peace at the direction of donald trump, it is remarkable. i am so blessed to be a part of it, teeny part of what they are doing. mark: he knowing you and knowing how committed you are in your integrity, i can tell you is a former chief of staff to great attorney general i am thrilled you are there. you do a fantastic job. so god bless you my friend. >> thank you my friend and god bless you and your amazing wife. [laughter] mark: thank you, i am with for the professional (lightning strikes) it's not enough to possess knowledge. we seek to refine it. (click and explode) (engine roaring) to wield its power. (echoy voice says "two... one") to redefine its boundaries. (burst of electricity) (sierra ev noise) knowledge is put to the test in every gmc sierra. what we choose to know, we know completely. we are professional grade. scout is protected by simparica trio and he's in it to win it! simparica tr

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but getting to watch firsthand these truly professionals led by mike wallace, marco rubio, pete hegsethe people together steve witkoff is amazing. the things that are being done for world peace at the direction of donald trump, it is remarkable. i am so blessed to be a part of it, teeny part of what they are doing. mark: he knowing you and knowing how committed you are in your integrity, i can tell you is a former chief of staff to great attorney general i am thrilled you are there. you do a fantastic job. so god bless you my friend. >> thank you my friend and god bless you and your amazing wife. [laughter] mark: thank you, i am with greg takes prevagen for his brain and this is his story. hi, i'm greg. i live in bloomington, illinois. i'm not an actor. i'm just a regular person. eight years ago, i just didn't feel like i was on my game. i started taking prevagen and i want people to know that prevagen has worked for me. give it a try. i want it to help you just like it has helped me. i've been taking prevagen for eight years now and it is still helping me tremendously. prevagen. for yo

margaret, i think he's got a great team of advisors around him from marco rubio to scott howard to mike wallace to that whole team that you see there . it's a synchronized team, we're all in sync together . the lines of communication are open but we all say one guy owns this, one guy runs this ship. i'm westerner and if you've ever heard your the term you work for the brand, thetrail boss is going to be trump . your work for the brain you're with him. >> you're at the office of the state department and at the white house. the envoy to the middle east is now involved in the russia portion of this . he also has an office at the state department and in the white house. okay, how much coordinationis there between the two or is this completely parallel . >> steve is a great guy and we've got a good relationship and my deputy john call we're working well together. we talked well together. my office is on the fifth floor. i know where his offices are in my house . and we are in sync because he understands the importance behind it. what's happening is because the relationship steve has on the russia si

but getting to watch firsthand these truly professionals led by mike wallace, marco rubio, pete hegseththese people together steve witkoff is amazing. the things that are being done for world peace at the direction of donald trump, it is remarkable. i am so blessed to be a part of it, teeny part of what they are doing. mark: he knowing you and knowing how committed you are in your integrity, i can tell you is a former chief of staff to great attorney general i am thrilled you are there. you do a fantastic job. so god bless you my friend. >> thank you my friend and god bless you and your amazing wife. [laughter] mark: thank you, i am with you on that. we will be right back. ahhhh... with flonase, allergies don't have to be scary spraying flonase daily gives you long-lasting, non-drowsy relief. (psst psst) flonase. all good. (vo) it's half-time, time to open the frig. (lady) this is a frig. (vo) the cabinets, and the pantry. (lady) this is a great place for storing all your expired food. (vo) selling your home to opendoor is so easy, you can do it during half time. (♪) -without easterseal

national security adviser mike wallace was one of the officials who delivered that news.lier today, wallace was asked if he thought zelensky understood what had just happened. listen. >> no he didn't. frankly, his team did. >> his his. ambassador and. >> his. >> advisor were were were practically i mean, they. >> were. >> practically in tears wanting this to move forward. but zelensky was still argumentative. and finally, what i said, i said, look, mr. president. >> time is not. >> on your side here. >> time is. >> not on your side on the battlefield. >> time is. >> not on on your side in terms of the world situation. and most importantly, u.s. aid and the taxpayers tolerance is not unlimited. >> charlie. charlie. not long ago, support for ukraine was bipartisan on capitol hill, but we haven't heard much pushback from the gop over this debacle in the oval office or trump's radical shift in foreign policy in general. do you think that will change? >> well, i certainly hope republicans find their voice on this. the mistreatment of zelensky yesterday in the oval office was i

now, national security adviser mike wallace was dispatched by trump after that meeting, as they were holding in separate areas of the west wing to tell zelenskyy and his team they were no longer welcome. here's what he had to say. >> his ambassador and his adviser. >> were, were were practically. >> i mean, they were practically in tears wanting this to move forward. but zelenskyy was still argumentative. and finally, what i said, i said, look, mr. president. time is not on your side here. time is not on your side on the battlefield. time is not on on your side in terms of the world situation. and most importantly, u.s. aid and the taxpayers tolerance is not unlimited. >> major questions now about whether this relationship can be salvaged and the future of u.s. aid to ukraine. and waltz for his part, in a recent interview with breitbart moments ago, compared zelenskyy to an ex-girlfriend that just wants to argue. frederica. >> oh, my. okay. betsy klein, nic robertson, thanks to both of you. appreciate it. let's bring in now, matthew chance in moscow. matthew, how is this being viewed

national security advisor mike wallace. thanks again for sharing your sunday morning with us. we'll see you next time. >> next. >> the dramatic fallout from. >> the war of words in. >> the oval office. >> house speaker mike. >> johnson and national security. >> adviser mike. >> waltz. >> joined anna, plus. democratic senator. chris murphy. >> state of the union. coming up next. sore throat. got your tongue? >> mucinex isa soares. sore throat, medicated drops uniquely formulated for rapid relief that lasts and lasts. >> that's my baby. >> try our new sugar free cough drop. insta shou chew. >> here you go. >> is there any way. >> to get a better price on this? >> have you checked single care. >> before i pick up my prescription, i always check the single care price. >> it's quick, easy. >> and totally free to use. >> single care. >> can. >> literally beat my insurance co-pay. >> go to single care.com and start saving today. >> sure. >> vistaprint prints business. >> cards. >> but we also print these and those and engrave that. we print. >> your. >> brand on everything so customer

in the words of mike wallace. after zelensky posted that statement yesterday on x shared a letter that donald trump revealed yesterday saying that ukraine is ready for peace at this time. this does appear to be part of a negotiating process that the white house is using to try to strike that deal with ukraine and ultimately with russia as well. >> and simone, i mean, this comes reason. yes. >> i was going to say that i think what you're beginning to see are the brits and the french telling zelensky, maybe, perhaps they'll even accompany him to washington and zelensky will sign something. but i think yet to be determined is what's the security guarantee going to be? are the french and the brits enough to do things on the ground with troops? what does he want? maybe more arms, more stash for the ukrainians to be able to defend themselves? it looks as though they are going to sit down and begin talking. and i'll bet the french and the brits have had a lot to say to zelensky about the way that he should proceed. >> an

. >> mike wallace. >> for many years was a very. stalwart supporter. >> of ukraine and opposed to the russian aggression against ukraine. and but right now. >> whether it's gabbard. >> or walls or rubio or others, they are just. >> demonstrating the. >> extent of their loyalty to donald trump. it is clear that in the oval. >> office. >> donald trump did not handle the situation with a wartime leader, zelensky, the way he should have as an american president. >> i think. >> he was upstaged. >> and unfortunately. >> i think donald trump was embarrassed and humiliated. in the eyes of everyone except those republicans who continue to, i think, fawn in front of donald trump. and so, therefore, again, the signals that are being sent both to russia as well as to our nato partners is that the very strong wall of support that has been in place over the past number of years in the united states for ukraine is crumbling and it's going to continue to crumble. but i really hope that these individuals are going to find their principles in terms o

including the secretary of state, the middle east envoy, steve witkoff, and national security advisor mike wallace to pin down a framework for peace, for a peace agreement, and initial ceasefire. there are a couple of different conflicting ideas on the part of the ukrainians and the russians about how this should go. ukraine wants the first step to be a halt to the kinds of attacks that happened last night on the part of russia, calling for a truce covering the air and sea. the kremlin wants to go back to this 2022 draft agreement that was drafted in istanbul as the starting point, and the ukrainians have said, repeatedly, that is a nonstarter. >> kelly cobiella, thanks so much. >>> now to a bit of a palate cleanser. have you heard about the new artist everyone is talking about? she's 21. she was struggling until she went viral on social media. she's a penguin. marley, the artist penguin, and if you doubt her abilities, prepare to be amazed. george solis paints the picture worth a thousand waddles. >> wow! so beautiful! >> reporter: when it comes to art, it really doesn't get more black and white

he's calling for mike wallace, trump's current national security adviser and secretary of state marco rubio to resign. former national security adviser john bolton. bolton joins us. mr. ambassador, thank you so much. calling for the resignations of these individuals, including the secretary of state. what does that say in your regard, in your view, and how should our european allies consider and understand what happened yesterday? >> well, thanks for having me. look, marco rubio. >> and michael waltz, during their political careers. really established. >> outstanding reputations. >> in my view of standing. >> for a. >> strong american. >> posture in the world. >> strong national. >> defense. >> looking out for american national interests. and i. was delighted that they joined. the trump administration's second term. and i'm. >> just saddened. >> for them. that they're put in a. >> position where they're. >> where they're what i think. >> their basic. >> principles are, are. >> just being challenged on. >> on a. >> daily basis. i think we have to remember. >> that this this is. >> not

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. >> mike wallace. they are expected to meet with. >> the saudi. >> crown prince, who is. >> a real. >> moderator in all of these talks. but of course, the major. focus is going to. >> be. >> what happens tomorrow. that is when these two high level. >> delegations from both the u.s. and ukraine are expected to. >> sit down. >> this will. >> be another step. >> at attempting. >> to smooth. >> over what happened in the oval. >> office just. >> two weeks ago, that that explosive meeting that was. >> followed by the u.s. >> the trump administration suspending. military and intelligence assistance. >> we did hear. >> from president. >> trump just yesterday saying that. >> that assistance. >> could come. >> back online soon. >> and he said that he expected very big. >> things to. >> happen this week. >> now. >> what is. >> going to. >> happen tomorrow is those two delegations getting ready to sit down. we do know. now from a senior official traveling with secretary. >> rubio. >> that they do believe that ukra

and i was actually struck by even what the national security advisor, mike wallace, told you just yesterday about that, suggesting that, you know, churchill, comparing to how churchill stepped aside as they tried to negotiate peace post world war two. >> talking points, that i want to get to that in a second. but what do you make of the talking points? continue to run sort of in mirror image of one another from the kremlin and the leader of the free world? >> it is pretty remarkable. and it's one that's going to cause a lot of concern among key elements of his own party. we saw some one member speaking out this weekend, senator lisa murkowski, saying it makes her sick to her stomach that it appears that donald trump is aligning himself more and more with with putin. the question for me, too, is that how much does this impact the leverage and the ultimate negotiations to end this war, in the sense that russia does not have to give up a whole lot? now, they may actually be this may actually prolong the war. why would they need to actually cut a deal here if u.s. is not going to stand behind u

david, i want to ask you more about this meeting coming up between marco rubio, steve witkoff, mike wallaceres, less yelling, and dare i say, you know, some diplomacy to happen? these are these are more, you know, stable members of the administration who tend to be more policy oriented. do you think it could potentially be more productive than what we saw last week? >> i think it will be a more productive meeting. that's what administration officials are saying. it will be productive, in part because ukraine has has basically capitulated on the demands that trump was making. they're prepared to sign over 50% of the proceeds of sale of their critical minerals. that's a big concession. they're also prepared to meet the broad outlines of how trump wants to negotiate this. so yeah, it'll be an easier meeting because the ukrainians are being more, more compliant as, as as mike said, the tough issue is russia. putin needs to feel that he cannot gain on the battlefield more of his objectives, because ukraine still has the military clout to push him back. and that depends on u.s. support. i mean, t

. >> reporter: in mike wallace's classic 1979 "60 minutes" profile, carson acknowledged the dichotomyam in front of a audience it's a different thing. >> reporter: life with no audience was challenging for carson. he was married four times. >> johnny needed to be married for some reason. he needed to be with someone. >> reporter: he didn't need to stay married. >> didn't need to stay married. and they would fall out. johnny's behavior would try them apart. they never lasted. >> aloof and cold, never. warm, open, willing. >> reporter: actress dyan cannon has a different story to tell. >> i have never known anyone like him. i have never known anyone like johnny. >> reporter: and this is a woman who was married to cary grant. >> cary was an enigma, can i approach him or can't i. but people would approach johnny as if he was family. >> reporter: so he was a different kind of star? >> there was nobody as big a star as johnny. >> reporter: the merger of an on screen and off-screen relationship -- >> this is from october of 1985. >> would you welcome please dyan cannon. >> reporter: seemed t

that's why marco rubio and mike wallace and others, the ones that have been so strongly, you know, anti-russian as far as what they've done in ukraine. again, i don't know how they can just jettison their principles in order to support the policies of donald trump. >> julian barnes, do you think we would know if the intelligence was paused to russia but still collected and given? i mean, pause paused in terms of sharing it with our ukrainian allies and instead disseminated. >> to russia. >> i mean, that would. >> be deeply. >> shocking if we actually started. >> sharing intelligence. >> with russia. i think. that we would hear about that if that we were to go so far, we've already. gotten reflections. >> when this administration. is breaking norms. and stopping intelligence partnership. >> with allies. >> if it went so far as to affirmatively. help russia with intelligence. >> we will know about that soon, i would think. now. >> i would think. >> that that would be. >> the kind of thing. >> that would. >> get republicans. upset and republicans. >> to speak out, but. >> they. haven't spoken out

here's national security adviser to trump, mike wallace, who once compared president. zelensky to winston churchill. now this. >> if we want to do a history. >> lesson on churchill. that he stood and fought for. his people. president zelensky stood and fought. >> for ukraine. >> but churchill was also voted out of office. in 1945. he was a man for a moment, but he did not then transition england into the next phase. and it's unclear whether president zelensky, particularly after what we saw friday, is ready to transition. >> to. >> ukraine, to. >> an end. >> to this. >> war and to. negotiate and have to compromise. >> are you. suggesting that president trump wants zelensky. >> to resign? >> we need a leader. that can. deal with. >> us eventually. >> deal with the. >> russians and end this war >> and if it becomes apparent that president zelensky. either personal. motivations or political motivations, or divergent from ending the fighting in his country, then then i think we have a real issue on our hands. >> again, to be clear. >> but friday. >> was president. zelensky

eytan wallace kron. 4 approved in a mostly party line vote today. house speaker mike johnson high green removed from the chamber during trump's speech tuesday night. green who push to impeach trump during his previous term in office stood and shook his cane towards the president. in the opening minutes of the speech. >> president made a statement that i didn't agree with the city mandate. and i note that he didn't have a mandate to cut medicaid. all of this is about medicaid. trying to protect health who people. that's what all of this is about. i'm hoping that we getting the message out that medicaid. it's something that we cannot. >> members of the house freedom caucus, a group of the most conservative republicans indicated the censure vote was not the last of the efforts to punish greene. the group's chairman congressman andy hareis as a resolution will be filed next week to take away greens committee assignments. >> still ahead on kron, 4 news at. >> we've got much more on the >> we've got much more on the aloha on set. ♪ (upbeat music playing) ♪ if you've ever be