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mr. trump really could not take that. oint at which i think he got his -- his back was got up the most. we saw this basically humiliation of mr. zelenskyy, of course the far weaker partner in a very vulnerable position, comes here out into an existentially dangerous moment both for himself, his country, and potentially his own life, if you look at the nature of this war. it was an extraordinary, history defining moment that i think has ramifications not just for the security of ukraine and wider europe, but potentially for global security. helena: i know everyone is wrapping their heads around what just happened in the oval office a matter of hours ago, but at this stage, do we have any indications about what this might mean for the u.s. support of ukraine going forward? tom: it is extremely hard to see how tomorrow the -- donald trump turns around and says i was wrong and we are going to keep the missile defense flying back to ukraine. this clearly was played out very publicly. it did seem to want to escalate. it seems th

mr. trump's cholesterol levels must have gone through the roof. but i think if mr. trump is indeed on the golf course right now, he must be ceding or he will be ceding when he finds out that mr. zelenskyy got an invitation. right to to to be with the king tomorrow because, uh, mr. zelenskyy with the king tomorrow, because this is now his third or fourth time meeting the king. and by the way, the king, king charles has a very, very soft spot for ukraine. and i'm now thinking maybe he could somehow play a background role to bring the two sides together after such a huge rupture from yesterday. >> oh that's interesting. and so this pronouncement too, that the uk is now going to speed up its $2.8 billion loan to ukraine. and i would think that trump's ears are going to pick up again about the whole loan idea, because keir starmer made it very clear that that aid prior, uh, that trump tried to make reference to was actually a gift. remember, in the oval office. i mean, starmer said, well, wait a minute. let me correct you here. it was actually a gift. so how do you suppos

i'm arguing mr. trumping zelenskyy the best possible way out because this mining and minerals deal will bring american companies with hundreds if not thousands of people to develop, excavate and build the infrastructure and they will bring security but this is not american military boots on the ground. these are american corporate boots on the ground. in some ways like after world war ii, it is a tripwire. if russians want to kill americans, and all glory helpful break loose and i don't think putin want any part of that. this is why it gives zelenskyy more security not only carry from putin but also financial security and he doesn't understand it. >> secretary talk about this over the weekend. the prerequisite for first stage of a peace deal is having the minerals agreement in place because it's about shared prosperity can get our money back for 200 billing dollars we've sent over there so good deal for everybody but get to a place they can hopefully find peace and president trump is the only person on the

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from that aspect, mr. trump is not different from his predecessors. magnitude of what he is doing and the public display, it is a different style. he is the president. he was given a mandate by the american people. the rest of us and the rest of the world have to deal with it. anchor:? how do you deal with it he seems to once things and return if he helps the foreign countries. >> the kingdom has been very helpful to america. not just during his first administration. we purchased a lot of weapons systems. even before that. our relationship with america has been mutual benefit. we must have sent over half a million saudi students to study the u.s. we can accept that it has to be mutually beneficial. anchor: another thing trump talks a lot about and the israelis talk a lot about is normalizing relations between saudi arabia and israel. under what conditions do you see that happening? i likely d.c. normalization of relations? >> there is no mystery about where the saudi position is. from the very beginning it is that there should be a viable palestinian

please, mr. trump, rethink your plans to start a trade war where the average family will get slapped with an average $2,000 extra in costs. families will suffer, businesses will suffer. you said you'd bring down costs on day one, donald trump. yet here, one month in you're doing something that would raise costs significantly for the american people. and when republicans cut medicaid, it means health care costs will go soaring for tens of millions of kids, seniors with is disabilities. why are republicans doing this? why are they creating all this havoc, this cruelty and this harm to the american people? simple. to cut taxes for billionaires and have the american people pick up the tab. make no mistake about it, this is what a transfer of wealth looks like. a way from working americans and into the bank accounts of the billionaire club. meanwhile it's not much better in terms of foreign policy and our own security. our allies across the world will look at america and see a country in decline under donal

>> well, i think this depends on what mr. trumpess is this evening there are some pretty anxious conversations taking place in europe, basically asking the question if, in fact, trump throws ukraine under the bus, can europe count on the united states? i hope wiser heads can advise the president and get him to alter course because this will be detrimental to american security in the end. >> we appreciate your unique perspective, former u.s. ambassador to ukraine. >> thank you. >>> tonight president zelenskyy posted on social media thanking the american people and president trump for supporting ukraine, adding that his country needs a "just and lasting peace." >>> in the meantime president trump says he will impose tariffs on canada and mexico, starting next tuesday while doubling an existing 10% tariff on all imports from china. trump claims these import taxes will force countries to crack down on drug smuggling into the u.s. economists say those tariffs could especially hit hard right here in california since our economy relies he

mr. trump is off for the best possible security and mr. trump and top advise ores are very worried about something that's almost inconceivable and that zelenskyy doesn't want a peace deal and that the brutal fighting with hundreds of thousands or even millions kill and wounded will go obstructing cerumen for years and that's the subject of the riff. all right, great fun and pleasure and joining us now white house press secretary and greet karoline leavitt and great and famous karoline leavitt. i just want to follow up and if zelenskyy won't muster an apology, there's no deal, can you bring uses up-to-date on that and what you're saying to the media? >> sure, larry. it's great to join you on your program. president trump was asked this momentings ago in the roosevelt room and reiterated he want as deal and wants to see president zelenskyy express gratitude for the united states of america and hard working american taxpayers who have been footing the bill in the nation and national security and d

mr zelensky will meet government's request. a summit of european leaders is also due to take place in london. it follows the fiery clash between president zelensky and donald trump at the white house on friday. mr zelensky has restated ukraine's gratitude to the united states for its support since the russian invasion. position for negotiations. but mark rutte said he had spoken to volodymyr zelensky and told him he had to find a way to restore his relationship with president trump and the us administration. keir starmer in london. mr zelensky was greeted warmly at downing street by mr starmer who reiterated britain's support for ukraine and mr zelensky personally. the uk and ukraine also signed a loan agreement worth £2.26 billion to support ukraine's defence capabilities. this was the moment the ukrainian president was greeted outside number ten. he walks up to wards the door and sir keir starmer walks he walks up to wards the door and sir keir st towards lks he walks up to wards the door and sir keir st towards him and of number ten towards him and they warmly embrace. a gesture of ukraine to the supporters of ukraine out on the streets in whitehall there at

it follows the fiery clash between president zelensky and donald trump at the white house on friday. mr zelensky has restated ukraine's gratitude to the united states for its support since the russian invasion. he said peace could only come when ukraine had a strong position for negotiations. speaking to bbc news — nato�*s secretary general said the events at the white house were very unfortunate. but mark rutte said he had spoken to volodymyr zelensky and told him he had to find a way to restore his relationship with president trump and the us administration. let's return to our top story — ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky has been meeting the british prime minister sir keir starmer in downing street. this was the moment the ukrainian president was greeted outside number 10. his visit to the uk follows an explosive row in the white house on friday with us president, donald trump, and vice presidentjd vance. by contrast, clearly a warm welcome for mr zelensky from keir starmer. on sunday, vlodymyr zelensky will meet king charles, and attend a summit in london with european leaders

mr. trump's mouth. >> because he. >> has a long memory. he's like that. >> since russia's invasion of ukraine in 2022, trump has falsely blamed zelenskyy for the conflict that vladimir putin ignited. >> he should never have let that war start. that war is a loser. >> compared to vladimir putin. >> zelenskyy just. >> doesn't measure up. >> in trump's mind. zelenskyy is not the kind of leader that trump admires. zelenskyy is. closer to the leaders of europe. >> in style and substance. and trump. has nothing. >> but scorn for those leaders. he sees them as weak, as effeminate. >> zelenskyy has publicly expressed his frustration with trump before a year ago, telling cnn this. >> i can't understand how how donald trump can be on the side of putin. >> and in september, zelenskyy told the new yorker, quote, trump doesn't really know how to stop the war. trump took note of the insult. >> he's making little nasty aspersions toward your favorite president. >> could zelenskyy have managed the relationship better? >> this is almost certainly. not how h

zelenskyy how to approach mr. trump maybe ite gone in 1 ear and out the other here's a bit of his reaction. >> i've busted to try to help ukraine comment to make sure we help them win a war that would get this war over in a way that we do not have further aggression. donald trump is the man to do it but i told him this morning, i told him do not take debate. do not let the media or anybody else get you into an argument with president trump. what he is doing today is resetting the relationship. you should be grateful. shannon: a lot of folks in washington thing if you've lost lindsey graham has been incredibly supportive of zelensky and aid to ukraine you might be in trouble. >> first, shannon, it was general kelly a marine corps general who made that statement about what trump said about u.s. service people. i choose to believe general kelly. look, senator graham has been a big supporter of the ukrainian people. this was clearly an example where he decided to preserve his relationship with president trump. shannon: you

it's an opportunity for mr. trump to reassure voters about his leadership since he took office, we have seen the president's indiscriminate firings of federal workers, threats of massive tariffs on u.s. allies and his catastrophic white house meeting with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. a cnn poll taken before that meeting shows that a majority of americans are unhappy with how president trump is doing his job. 52% disapprove of his performance. only 48% approve. cnn senior white house reporter kevin liptak explains what president trump's supporters hope his address will accomplish. >> the speech president trump is planning to deliver on tuesday to a joint session of congress is typically one of the biggest audiences for any president in any given year. the dynamics, of course, with trump are somewhat different. he has completely dominated the nation's attention since taking office 41 days ago. but certainly this will still be a moment for him to deliver kind of a cogent explanation of everything he has been

so the decorum of the oval office has followed a long time ago under mr. trump and you know, the other thing does quickly, it's if my calculations are right, this is the 50 a month of the trump both presidencies. and you would have thought that he would have learned that thing or 2 about diplomacy and you know, handling liter as well. but this was absolutely despicable in an embarrassment for america. yes. but scott, could you not put it the other way? trump spin around so long, we sort of know how trump looks. if soleski fell into a trap, should he not have seen it coming? and we have had the experience. and i know this is just on the style of the substance, but we have had the experience of all the leaders. we saw the french president, the manual macro, and the british prime minister kissed alma in recent days in the oval office. they were smiling, they were phoning, they were flattering king abdullah, so that smiling stoically, even as trump said things, but he really strongly disagreed with should. so let's give taking the baked. well, like mike was watching this on sky carefully.

but, you know, with the, someone is on hands to an unpredictable as mr. trump is very angry. right now. one or all 3 of those things could happen were in a very, very dangerous time. i can't overemphasize it. okay scott, it all moves now to london with european leaders all gathering for a summit. what does a to now do you expect unity and is there not a problem here that all of these leaders? yes, they say they support ukraine, but none of them want to criticize trump. we sole macro and stomach in the oval office. they all roll treading very, very carefully themselves. and i think 2 things happen. um, the 1st is, is that your pass to stop at all. um, michael has made a point very clearly that in fact the share of, you know, your europe provides the largest amount of a both military and non military to ukraine already. and they're stepping up to military assistance. and you have to commit to that. you have to talk about how you can have a security guarantee which can have your pin or power, not us, your power can cure summer candidates out actually, uh, before the trucks, lens

what's happened often mr. trump interviewed oh, after vice president defense intervene. that looked strange for everybody who shouldn't be there by the protocol. i mean there's a person who organizes a lot of the events like these. they were so many things that should not be that you really stop asking was that stage specially to get the squirrel? because unfortunately, americans don't have a piece plan. they wanted peace in 24 hours. we over to one months of to the quantities or at least to cease by in one months, one months passed. and even during the press conference, russia was bumping my seat to a full desk by the way, destroying a very strategic object to be a training base of all the football team. so you understand what been happening at the same time. so i'm afraid that some of the blue technologists could be involved in the spin doctors who decided that maybe it was the crisis like these. you can buy sometimes for the us administration to find out what to do ways they are will because they want to be, we know they don't want to be a loser. unfortunately, the us

mr. trump's mouth because he has a long memory. like that. >> since russia's invasion of ukraine in 2022, trump has falsely blamed zelenskyy for the conflict that vladimir putin ignited. >> he should never have let that war start. that war is a loser. >> compared to. >> vladimir putin. zelenskyy just. >> doesn't measure up. >> in trump's mind. zelenskyy is not the kind of leader that trump admires. >> zelenskyy is closer. >> to the leaders. >> of europe. >> in style and. >> substance. and trump has nothing but scorn for those leaders. he sees them as weak, as effeminate. >> zelenskyy has publicly expressed his frustration with trump before a year ago, telling cnn this. >> i can't understand how how donald trump can be on the side of putin. >> and in september, zelenskyy told the new yorker, quote, trump doesn't really know how to stop the war. trump took note of the insult. >> he's making little nasty aspersions toward your favorite president. >> could zelenskyy have managed the relationship better? >> this is almost certainly. >> n

hours after mr. trump scolded zelensky for not showing enough appreciation for u.s. t, the ukrainian leader posted on x: we are very grateful to the united states for all the support. i'm thankful to president trump, congress for their bipartisan support, and american people. he also reiterated his opposition to a quick-cease fire that president trump wants, saying russian leader vladimir putin can't be trusted. now he is in london to rally support of european leaders and yesterday he met u.k. prime minister keir starmer and tomorrow, he'll attend a summit in london to discuss the way forward. kurt volker is a former u.s. special envoy to ukraine and former u.s. ambassador to nato. what do you expect to come out of this european summit tomorrow that zelensky is attending? mr. volker: there are good things we have seen already, expressions of european support and solidarity for ukraine. it is important for zelensky psychologically and the ukrainian people. i hope behind closed doors they are talking about what kind of things need to be done to get ukraine and the u.s.

mr trump put out a statement on his truth social zelensky earlier in london. have a listen. is very, very far away. fair, just and — most importantly — lasting. guarantees and with very particular guarantors, well, look, as far as president trump is concerned, he is doubling down, as we've seen from this post that he's put up on his truth social platform. fell in line with him. they are saying president zelensky does not want peace, what they want. the national security advisor, mike waltz, i mean, a few weeks ago, he was saying that, "i've been waiting for an ally like him my whole life," and now he's saying that president zelensky should branches of government, and so they are in control. with president zelensky is pretty damning for ukraine. without any objections and make peace with russia, also today, the prime minister was in parliament. he mps about those discussions he was the french and 2.55.22. in; eésiél-z 24-5; 5522th 2" 21a "”' " f " " ' war. he said the west is at a historic crossroads to end the fighting. to play a role in this will intensify pl

and now when i am looking at these talks by mr. trump and mr. zelenskyy in the white house it doesn't make sense. it doesn't make it look like the piece is coming in this terrible war. >> will: i want to bring in congressman sparks but i just have to push back for one moment. i think that the conversation today moves beyond to whether or not donald trump thinks of vladimir putin is either a friend or a dictator. it seems to me what he is pushing for his peace and peace is not accomplished by getting hung up on who has honestly the moral high ground to. we are well past the moral high ground we are in the strategic reality of the world. both sides have to be acknowledged. >> this is not just a war peace does not exist in a vacuum. there can be no peace between ukraine and russia now if ukraine doesn't have a security guarantee. that is what zelenskyy is telling everyone now. we know mr. putin is a liar and that he alexis so many times that there is no guarantee then vladimir putin will attack ukraine once again to. and he definitely would do it l

mr. trump and his aides want an acknowledgment from president zelenskyy, perhaps even an apology, before moving forward with a rare earth minerals deal or talks about continuing any future aid. and they make clear the pause will remain in place until mr. zelenskyy makes a commitment to seeking peace talks with russia. >> you know. >> he said he thinks the war is going to go on for a long time. uh, and he better not be right about that. it should not be that hard a deal to make. it could be made very fast. now, maybe somebody doesn't want to make a deal. and if somebody doesn't want to make a deal, i think that person won't be around very long. that person will not be listened to very long, because i believe that russia wants to make a deal. i believe certainly the people of ukraine want to make a deal. >> well, the u.s. vice president, who was involved in the oval office meeting with president zelenskyy, gave his own take. >> he showed a clear unwillingness to engage in the peace process that p

mr. trump's move, republican house speaker mike johnson said that as his decision. gabe gutierrez has more. >> reporter: two u.s. officials tell nbc news the trump administration is pausing u.s. military aid to ukraine, a seismic policy shift toward the u.s. ally and a win for russia. a white house official telling nbc news that the president is clear he is focussed on peace. and he needs our partners to be committed to that goal as well. more than three years into russia's war into ukraine, president trump says potential peace talks are not dead, but the next move is up to ukraine's president zelenskyy. >> i just think he should be more appreciative, because this country has stuck with him through thick and thin. >> reporter: president trump firing back after zelenskyy said a peace deal was still very, very far away. >> he said he thinks the war's going to go on for a long time. and he better not be right about that. >> reporter: negotiations with ukraine on a deal to share the country's mineral wealth as pay back for u.s. aid seen as the first step in the broader p

trump: but they gave much less. pres. zelenskyy: no. >> mr. president trump, you have repeatedly called the deal with ukraine a historical one. as the president of the u.s., you have made historical decisions that affect america. what ways do you want to take? and do you associate yourself with any historic figures? pres. trump: i would say george washington, abraham lincoln. i would say i am far superior to george washington and abraham lincoln. you know i am only kidding, right? when i say that, the fake news is going to go wild. they will say he considers himself to be better than washington. but you never know. i don't care myself -- i don't compare myself to anybody. i am here to do a job. we have had a great 35 days or whatever it might be. a little more than a month. we have accomplished tremendous amounts. this will be a very great achievement if we can get this war stopped. and get them back to normalization. i think it's going to happen. we have had very good talks on both sides. i think we have done a very good job generally. if you

. >> i thought mr. trump can play the role of new fdr. we can see that we need to think about european role and europe as a leader of the free world. >> reporter: there's another player here. that's russia. what do you think the mood in moscow is right now? >> i'm sure that they rejoice. putin counted -- he couldn't imagine that something like that, that a gift can happen. now things have changed. it emboeldens him. >> reporter: it shows no sign of letting up. there was another massive russian drone attack . >> the free world needs a new leader. we spoke about what europeans are doing to help ukraine. >> we can coordinating. the message is, there are several layers. one is that the fight that ukraine is having is not only about ukraine's sovereignty, but it's broader. it's about freedom of the free world really. it's about the world where international law applies. the world where might does not make right. it's clear that russia attacks ukraine. there's one aggressor and one victim. >> the trump administration has decided now that not to

it comes after mr. trump put musk in charge of the department of government efficiency, also known as doge. protesters say they are demonstrating against musk and president trump's desires to cut federal jobs and programs and increase funding for mass deportations. we're going to tell elon musk and trump and other corporate oligarchs that our community is not going to stand back. we're going to fight back against the attacks that are coming to our community anywhere from public education to public sector workers to immigrants. today's event was one of many demonstrations held across the country for the past several weeks. organizers say it is part of a nationwide effort to save services as layoffs and cuts continue. in dc, a similar nationwide movement is underway today calling for an economic boycott. the idea is to encourage people not to shop or put gas in their cars as a show of economic force. those participating are upset with the dismantling of dei programs and the federal government, as well as in pri

mr. trumpppreciated winston churchill's insight, there's only one thing worse than fighting with allies, that is fighting without our allies. john bolton writing in today's wall street journal. debbie, michigan, democrat, good morning. caller: i haven't called in a couple years, i used to call every month and set my watch. host: good to hear from you again, debbie. what should america's role be? caller: i believe it should be the same it has always been. we are the brightest star for democracy. when it comes to affording to help ukraine, we could afford it better than anybody can. i understand the president makes everybody mad, it is so sad like bullen just said trump has been dismantling these things as every turn. our security vision, house at is that. something was said, nobody wants to talk about what the actual agreement was. bessent wanted him to sign something that ukraine had to give us $500 billion. we were supposed to give them $5 billion in the rare earth trade. nothing going forward

today, this time for saying an end to the war with russia is still "very far away." >> maurice: mr. trumpt on social media, called it the worst statement zelenskyy could have made and said the u.s. will not put up with it for much longer. >> john: the war, now more than 3 years old, has left three quarters of a million people dead or wounded. >> maurice: that includes civilians and military. imtiaz tyab is in kyiv tonight. >> reporter: at just 26 years old, dr. igor pryntsypal is one of ukraine's youngest orthopedic trauma specialists. he took us to an operating room where a ukrainian soldier was having reconstructive surgery. this group of surgeons meticulously removed skin and other tissue from the soldier's back to rebuild part of his arm that was nearly severed while he fought against russian forces on the battlefield. this is the highest level of reconstruction. >> yes. this is the best surgeons operating in ukraine. >> reporter: what we are seeing is one of the most complex reconstructive surgeries that the surgeons here perform, and it really is a race against time to help soldiers

president trump: please, go ahead. reporter: mr. president, you said before you would like to see russia -- [inaudible] president trump: i think the meeting in saudi arabia was a fantastic one. we met with the crown prince who is a fantastic young guy. he's young but with great imagination and tremendously respected all over the world. he goes right to the king and the king is incredible. i've gotten to be friends with both of them very much and they want to see this ended and they're going all out to make sure it is ended. i think russia, likewise, i've spoken to president putin and my people are dealing with him constantly and his people in particular. and they want to do something. that's what i do. i do deals. my whole life is deals. that's all i know is deals. i know when somebody wants to make one and when somebody doesn't. i will say this, before i came here, there was no communication with russia whatsoever and russia wasn't answering calls. they were not talking to anybody. they wouldn't talk to anybody. and people sort of a

the america's allies in the mr. trump has not had your money by that's a multi polar. well, that is smarter than about my brochure. the issue is, it's just a rush. it hasn't been up to the muck or russia is, uh, is, is, is what it is today. we can sometimes in uh, shrinking imagine that russia is a, is a soviet union in cottage, but the soviet union was accountable for about some people say, uh, one 5th and the others. 161 7th of the global g d p, especially is know where that, that point today. but she'll get your name had the mikey industry that turned out lots of goes a different value in quality. but many of those goods. what failed to good. and it has a major technological complex that booked as soviet science and technology close to the top of the world. we are in a different position today. we're trying to do better with trying to win back the technological solve it. and kids at the soviet union had and i think that the war has a, has pushed us much further than we otherwise would have would have been able to cover the adults. yeah. by ip be are ahead of dr. mat

mr. trump's speech is expected to outline his legislative priorities for the next four years. also expected to highlight the work his administration has accomplished since taking office. you can watch president trump's joint address to congress right here on nbc bay area. we'll carry it live at 6:00, then join us for a special edition of nbc bay area news at 9:00. have you seen this boy? berkeley police need your help to find him. 12 year old prince eugene rockwell, last seen around 3:00 yesterday afternoon on harmon street. police say he may have been headed to san pablo park. he is about four foot eight, has braids and was wearing a gray tk top, gray shorts and black slide shoes. if you know where he is, call berkeley police. traffic is moving again on southbound white road after a deadly crash involving a pedestrian happened just after 2 a.m. on south white road near mount pleasant high school. when police arrived, they found the victim in the street. that person died at the scene. the southbound lane was closed for several hours while police investigated. this is the city's

mr. trump's speech is expected to outline his legislative priorities for the next four years. it's also expected he's going to highlight the work his administration has accomplished since taking office. you can watch president trump's joint address to congress right here on nbc bay area. we will carry it live at 6:00, then join us for a special edition of nbc bay area news at nine. also happening this week. on tuesday, san mateo county voters will decide the fate of measure a, which would allow the board of supervisors to remove embattled sheriff christina corpus. corpus has s been und fire for months after an independent audit found evidence of an abuse of power, retaliation and intimidation in her office. the sheriff has repeatedly denied the allegations, saying the attacks on her are politically motivated. she also says she will take the matter to court if the measure passes. well, a group is going to the distance for an ice detainee from the bay ararea. dozs of people departed san jose in a car caravan today bound for mcfarland, a central valley central california valley to

mr. trump said that he is imposing 25% tariffs on canada and mexico. he said he would end the tariffs if those countries build their car, plants and other businesses in the united states. trump said he was using tariffs to punish countries that he says are taking from the u.s. economy, without giving enough in return. so here's a look at the impact on the markets. the dow sank to 43,191 points. it's down 1.5%. the nasdaq lost 497 points, down over 2.5%. the s&p 500 posted its worst day of the year, down 105 points to close at 5849. new developments in the case of an embattled south bay politician, former san jose city councilman omar torres pleaded not guilty today to charges of sex crimes with minors. he faces three felony counts of child sexual assault. torres resigned from city council last november. a special election is set for april 8th to fill his seat. ballots started being mailed out last week. a man died this morning after his motorcycle collided with a semi truck in millbrae. it happened this morning on northbound el camino real between park

it comes after friday's televised meeting between mr. trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. that meeting ended in a fiery exchange and zelensky abruptly leaving the white house today. a white house official told nbc news that u.s. military aid to ukraine will be paused and reviewed to ensure that it's contributing to a peaceful solution between ukraine and russia. also today, president trump dashing hopes about a last minute deal to avoid those tariffs we've been talking about. he told reporters that 25% tariffs on goods imported from canada and mexico will go that's a couple hours away our time. it's going to be very costly for people to take advantage of this country. they can't come in and steal our money and steal our jobs and take our factories and take our businesses and expect not to be punished. and they're being punished by tariffs. it's a very powerful weapon. let's bring in our political analyst, larry gerston, who is here with us. you turn on cable news. we're talking about this during our commercial break. one network