tom, you have covered many visits of world leaders to the oval office. seen anything play out quite like today? >> absolutely nothing. it was unprecedented. i think it shows that what was already a very vulnerable and precarious position for volodymyr zelenskyy has deteriorated now into an unprecedented golf, a rift between his country and its superpower sponsor up until now, supporting it during this war into utterly unknown territory. i think at the moment, -- i think the moment that clearly rankled mr. trump the most, and when you saw these recriminations flood out of him and jd vance, was the moment at which they had made the argument that mr. zelenskyy was basically ungrateful for american military assistance. and he was in a weak position and did not have the cards, basically saying they have to play the game according to their rules. what he was suggesting was a kind of rushed cease-fire in which russia has been treated as some sort of equal partner in this, would lead to a sort of moral hazard because it empowers the aggressor in this, the countr

saw today in the oval office. and i wouldn't classify this as you did as contentious or as controversial. that's not what happened today. this was a stunning abdication of american leadership. it was a minimizing of our. country in a pullback of america as a world leader in. >> a stunning way. >> you know, an aggressive attack on one of our closest allies and partners and turning the oval. office into a. >> propaganda machine. >> for vladimir putin, one of the world's worst dictators and an adversary of the united. states who consistently tries to undermine our democracy and attack americans. truly appalling., as he uses the same words as putin to describe this war, the same justifications as putin to describe this war. >> can trump still be a fair, reliable, trustworthy? peacemaker for ukraine in this war, or are you seeing his? interests more aligned with putin's as relate to ukraine? >> well, donald. >> trump is certainly not reliable and trustworthy in any sense. he wasn't reliable and trustworthy. >> as. >> a

the oval office octagon tonight. the world is reeling, wondering if it just watched a public shouting match. that is the prelude to a public divorce. and proof that alliances that hold the west together are broken, perhaps beyond repair. volodymyr zelenskyy arrived in washington ready to put his pen to a minerals deal, what many view as a precursor to the peace talks that include a ukrainian seat at the table with the united states and with russia. but what normally would have been a run of the mill oval office photo op, it devolved into something totally different, something without any obvious parallels. interruptions, raised voices, hurt feelings, demands, threats. world leaders sitting a few feet away but a world apart. >> what kind of diplomacy? jd, you are speaking about? what what what what do you mean? >> i'm talking about the kind of diplomacy that's going to end the destruction of your country. >> yes. >> mr. president. mr. president, with respect, i think it's disrespectful for you to come into the oval of

trump stayed in the oval with his top advisers. ukrainians went to a separate room, and trump decided that that, as a white house official said to me that zelenskyy was not in a position to to continue negotiating them then, and they asked them to leave. i mean, they had lunch prepared. it was getting cold in the hallways. the ukrainian delegation then left the white house. there were no further discussions. the mineral deal was not signed. and there are real questions tonight about what happens next. >> they kicked. they kicked. the leader of a u.s. ally currently at war out of the white house. i mean, it's a truly remarkable moment. nick, earlier, i spoke with oleksandr murashko. he is head of the foreign affairs committee in ukrainian parliament. i asked him if the ukrainian parliament still has the ukrainian president's back. have a listen to his thoughts. i want to get your thoughts on the other side. does the ukrainian parliament have the president's back tonight? are they backing him, supporting him in his stand? >> absolute

when i saw in the oval office was disrespectful. and i don't know if we can ever do business with is the lights the again, the drama appears to have up and it efforts by european allies to patch up relations between the us and ukraine. as washington pushes for direct peace talks with moscow during a meeting with the u. k. prime minister care storm earlier this week, trump walk back and review which he calls the landscape a dictator. did i said, i can't believe i said the next racial shocked. european leaders have again rallied behind to landscape through this. i think we all know the situation using the aggressor, which is russia and the people attack, which is ukraine. i think we are. we're right to have helped ukraine and sanctioned russia 3 years ago. the trump administration has been and talks end up mending relations with russia and assigned progress. moscow appointed a new investor to washington on friday. do you think the inspect alons to come to the oval? the oval office route has highlight what's being seen as a major shift

do you think the inspect alons to come to the oval? the oval office right has high language. what's being seen as a major shift in traditional us allegiances, as washington, preparing for peace talks with russia without ukraine and you're at the table. so keith says it won't agree to any peace with that security guarantees. no trump is threatening to post support from ukraine. if it doesn't back his peace plans. he's got to say i want to make peace. he doesn't have to say there is say about uh, booking this book that all negative things. you've got to say i want to make peace . i don't want to fight a war. the longer these people are dying with the prospect of america withdrawing. it's the 4th year of may have to decide if it will for if it can support ukraine alone for the car, how to 0 for inside story the well, let's bring in all guess today to discuss this further from odessa and ukraine with joined by michael best a q a global affairs analyst and senior fellow of the atlantic councils erase has sent up in week clo island. we have scott lucas, who is professor of us and i

we did not see that today at the oval office.hink that president trump is standing up for the american people. after all the united states has given close to $200 billion of aid to ukraine. that's a vast amount of money. including $67 billion of military assistance. i do think the approach taken by president zelenskyy should have been significantly different today. he was far too i think combative and confrontational really. >> trace: i think a lot of people share that. meantime here's more of the media opinion on this today. >> this was a tragedy. this doesn't make the american people better off tomorrow. >> this is a catastrophe. >> the president of the united states is a coward who is vladimir potenza puppet. the propaganda is what's coming up of j.d. vance his mouth and its russian propaganda. >> which side of this war is donald trump on? >> putin and his cronies are probably popping champagne bottles right now. >> trace: we get it, they hate trump, but they are not hurting trump. they are hurting zelenskyy in this case. >> y

but president zelenskyy came into the oval on friday.here were three things that were going to be done. there was going to a press conference, a private lunch with 16 of us, andscavino's post on "x" account, we were already set up to sign the deal. so it's unclear now, president zelenskyy has thrown off the sequencing. and margaret, let me tell you the most tragic part of this. president trump's idea for this economic arrangement was to further intertwine the american people and the ukrainian people and show no daylight. to show the russian leadership that there was no daylight and president zelenskyy came into the oval office and tried to re-litigate in front of the world the deal. and we were going -- the place to have done it would have been in the private lunch. >> okay, well, it's news to me that that was -- that the sequencing is shifting. that you are saying that you have to agree to a peace deal before the minerals agreement? there aren't even negotiations for a peace deal? >> first of all, it's not a minerals agreement, it's a g

allies look at this oval office meeting, what do they see?lot of our allies watch the oval office meeting and began to make their own calculations. president trump is someone who really views things through a zero sum framework. there are winners and there are losers. and so he is always looking to make sure that he is the winner. >> reporter: trump ended friday's showdown by noting this -- >> this is going to be great television. i will say that. >> reporter: but where does it leave the prospects for peace? >> i do think that we'll reach some type of arrangement with the ukrainians. but then of course the question is what will russia do. i kept thinking a lot about the person who was not in the room during that oval office meeting, and that is vladimir putin. and if he does not see any ceasefire in the russian interest, he won't agree to one. >> that was robert costa reporting. and cbs news will bring you president trump's address to congress tuesday, starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern. >>> "cbs news roundup" will be right back. an important mess

clicks the oval office class reverberating across europe but well received in russia.e'll talk exclusively with the director of national intelligence tulsi gabbard in her first a sunday show sit down. and that senate foreign relations committee chris van hollen about the stunning sequence of events. and mexico sues u.s. gun makers all the way to the u.s. supreme court. >> the mexican government should be bringing mexican criminals to mexican justice and mexican courtrooms. shannon: alright now on "fox news sunday." ♪ hello from fox news in washington we began with the look at the top headlines. israel has stopped all aid supply from entering the gaza strip. citing hamas' refusal to accept an outline for continued peace talks and the failure to release the remaining israeli hostages but hamas has released its own statement condemning the move. high wind and dry conditions are fueling a wildfires in the carolinas leading to evacuations in several communities. firefighters to get some help overnight as the winds died down. ukrainian president zelenskyy's meeting with euro

joe biden is no longer in that oval office.onger going to write blank checks to a war very far away without real lasting peace. and that's what the president wants. >> laura: karoline who made the decision to cancel the lunch? how did that go down? did you have any of it? >> well, the president enjoyed the lunch. he figuratively and literally ate president zelenskyy's lunch today. but it was his decision. he felt as though president zelenskyy was not in a place to negotiate peace at this point in time. >> laura: karoline as always, great to see you. >> laura: what did happen in that immediate aftermath of the over office blowup that was before president trump threw zelenskyy out of the room. joining me now one of the men trump consulted treasury secretary scott bessent. always great to have you on. i know you were in the room with vice president vance and secretary rubio after everything went down. who suggested that zelenskyy needed to hit the road? >> look, laura, it was a group decision that president zelenskyy needed to be

but treating a guest in the oval office that way, and i've been in the oval office many times and it's a very solemn place. and to hear donald trump and jd vance again distort history, distort the facts and reality, and to berate president zelensky the way they did, i think, again, it's appalling. >> i mean, there are so many things that struck me, ben. just the optics of this red faced old man whose brains are absolutely cooked, berating and basically saying, beg like a dog, beg, beg, be grateful, get on your knees. but but that's just sort of the optics to john's point. i mean, what do you think about the, the substance, the meaning, the force of what that spectacle meant today? i think the us is no longer a part of the free world, chris. and what we saw is not like a shift in us policy. what we saw was not a disagreement in the oval office. what we saw was not political theatrics. what we saw is that the united states has switched sides in this war. the united states is on the side of russia. the united states will brook no criticism of vladimir putin in the oval office of the unite

what i saw in the oval office. disrespectful. >> and i don't know if we can ever. >> do business. >> with zelenskyy again. >> he either. >> needs to resign. and send somebody. >> over that we can do. business with. or he needs to change. >> a couple of things. one is he. i want you to react to that. but also, senator graham said that he was trying to help zelenskyy before he went to the oval office coaching him. what to say, what not to say. were you part of those conversations? >> well, i can't speak to every conversation that senator graham had, but yes, i met with president zelenskyy that morning and president zelenskyy was ready to sign that minerals agreement, no matter how insufficient it was. but he had an obligation to have a conversation with the president of the united states about the disaster that would be wrought for ukraine if they signed an agreement that didn't have zelenskyy at the table and trusted vladimir putin. vladimir putin is not to be trusted. and so zelenskyy had an obligation to raise tha

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but with that in mind, putin wins the oval office spectacle and says mr.rump does not want to be the president who abandons ukraine to vladimir putin with all the bloodshed and damage to u.s. interest that would result. mr. vance won't like to run for president in such a world either. they were asking about why the vice president jumped in the way he did but clearly he thought there was some measure of disrespect. >> sure. this is a situation where everyone didn't adjudicate themselves in the best way possible. zelenskyy should have known he was walking into this. i don't think he was ambushed as some were saying but ultimately the conversations that the european leaders have been having over the past few weeks have been focused on what this question is. i saw you this week of the british embassy. the week before i was in london, every conversation i had was someone from labor, what is the posture of the united states moving forward. and i go back to one donald trump pointed out we have a bust of winston churchill back in the oval office. winston churchill

while russian state media wandered into the oval office. when you try to control the media like that, when you try to control who is covering your events at all, you're pretty obviously trying to avoid scrutiny and just put on a show instead. so on friday, donald trump put on his show, and even though that russian reporter was discovered and kicked out, trump's buddy vladimir putin still got the show that he wanted. because over the course of nearly an hour, donald trump and jd vance berated the president of a country that is fighting for its survival and unloaded talking points that the kremlin could have scripted themselves. i've been in the oval office for countless meetings between u.s. presidents and world leaders and many other meetings, and i have never seen anything remotely close to what we saw on friday, the very end of the show. trump reminded us what it was all about. >> this is going to be great television, i will say that. >> this is going to be great television. there it is. it's all a show. never mind all the people in ukrai

he disses back united states of america in its cherished oval office.ack when he is ready for peace." let's go back 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 guarante

you were in the oval office meeting that went sideways on friday. president zelenskyy was toeld t leave the white house before he could sign the minerals agreement. he said it's the first step towards security guarantees. we need more than that. a cease-fire without security guarantees is dangerous for ukra ukraine. is the deal on the table? has president trump instructed you to drop the project? >> it's impossible to have an economic deal without a peace deal. the foreign economic deal is that ukrainian leadership wants a peace deal. >> i thought this was a building block towards getting -- >> it was supposed to be. president zelenskyy came into the oval on friday -- there were three things that were going to be done. a press conference. a private lunch with 16 of us. and as you could see, we were set up to sign the deal. it's unclear now. president zelenskyy has thrown off the sequencing. let me tell you the most tragic part. president trump's idea for this economic arrangement was to further intertwine the american people and ukrainian people and

your immediate thoughts about the ramifications of this oval office meeting today? was just completely bizarre for the american president and vice president to dress down the leader of a democratic ukraine that is fighting for its life against russia. i've never seen anything like it. i think vance and president trump lost their cool. they expected zelenskyy to show more gratitude, to say yes, let's go make a peace deal with putin, to say yes to the minerals deal that's on the table. they didn't expect the case that zelenskyy laid out. what happens now, i don't think it's over. i don't think trump is going to turn off the flow of economic and military assistance, because it would effectively pull the rug out from underneath zelenskyy, but let's see what happens in the coming days. >> john: did this, in your view, essentially come down to a disagreement over how people read vladimir putin? and zelenskyy obviously being much more suspicious, president trump saying he's never broken a promise to me. >> i don't think that's what was going on here. i think that zelenskyy

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. >> fair share of oval. >> office meetings. but fortunately none quite like. >> that one. >> most of the world has been reacting in. >> horror to the way. >> trump and vance berated ukraine's president. >> on friday. >> but not the kremlin. >> this morning, they said it all aligns with their vision. >> david remnick is the editor. >> in chief of the new yorker, and served as the washington post's moscow bureau chief. michael mcfaul is the former u.s. ambassador to russia. and both of them joined me live in just a moment. plus, i'll ask senator mark kelly about his republican colleagues who are twisting themselves into pretzels to defend donald trump in this moment, as one of them actually decides to speak out. okay. well, we saw on friday in the oval office is one of those things. even if you had a crazy week, you almost definitely heard about, even if you don't follow the news closely, my bet is you heard something or saw something about what happened between donald trump, jd vance and vladimir zelensky. lots of people were at

the oval office showdown was cheered in russia.lly dmitry medvedev writing, quote, the pig finally got a slapdown in the oval office as support for ukraine hangses in the balance, he spoke on fox news. >> i'm not hearing from you a thought that you owe the president an apology. >> no, i respect the president and respect the american people. i think that we have to be very open and very honest, and i'm not sure that we did something bad. this is so sensitive, you know? just a ceasefire without security guarantee. this is so sensitive for our people. i am speaking as a president of people who are in a struggle for three years, and they just want to hear that america is on our side and that america will stay with us and not with russians. with us. >> and joining me now is the speaker of the house, republican congressman mike johnson of louisiana. speaker johnson, welcome back to "meet the press." >> hi, kristen. great to be with you as always. >> it's great to have you back, mr. speaker. as you know, reaction has been pouring in to th

an oval office encounter, which was brutal, bruising, possibly deliberate. administration. that is important going forward. keir has had two course on land, one key course on land, one with emmanuel and 7 _ government also told the bbc that on friday evening, sunday is the day of a big key course on land, one with president emmanuel macron and president donald trump. —— two key callers. very little being given to us by number ten tonight apart from the fact that the cause were constructed and focus on finding a way forward. another interesting point, confirmed in couple of hours, government also told the bbc that on friday evening, after that pretty bruising encounter in the oval office, members of sir keir starmer�*s team try to persuade both the americans and the ukrainians that president zelensky zelensky should return to the oval office. evidently, it did not work. sunday is the day of a big european leaders summit. sir keir starmer, i am told, was action and not words. i am told by another number ten source is about moving from the talking face to the planning phase, s

that's what he was in the oval office to sign today. but again, when you have comments that deliberately appear to be deliberately, i mean, after having discussed this repeatedly, deliberately appear to be geared towards making the argument that peace is not possible, you know? again, i turn to the he turned to the vice president. what kind of diplomacy are you talking about? almost as if to say, these people, you can't deal with them. we can't. you can't have any negotiations with putin because he can't be trusted. and you're just wasting your time on negotiations. well, he's directly basically undermining everything the president has told him he's trying to do. look, there's no need for that. you start to suspect, does he really want an end to this war, or does he just think that, you know, we have to do whatever he says and give him anything he wants without any end game? that was the biden strategy. that was the biden strategy. we were funding a stalemate. we were funding a meat grinder. and unfortunately for the ukrainians, the rus

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i think it's disrespectful for you to come to the oval office to try to litigate this in front of the american media. we're trying to solve a problem. don't tell us what we're going to feel and not telling us we're a no physician. we checked the year in no position, didn't dictate what we're going to fail. you again. i live in the use of people seeing you gambling with world war 3 and what you're doing is buried this written disrespectful to the country, this country and the you that to you are more that a lot of people said where they should have. you've got into big trouble. so no, no, get it done. a lot of talking. your country is in big trouble. i know you're not really . you know, you're not winning this from the very beginning of the war. we've been a long and we sample. i said, thanks you have the these can we gave you the president, 350000000000 dollar you we for your military equipment, then you tell us i don't want to cease fire. i don't want to cease fire. that was with the a guy named bite and who is not a smart person. this is going to be great television. i will say, i m

how is he interpreting friday's scene in the oval office? and why does trump want to defend him so strongly? >> well, this is one of the essential mysteries still of president trump's time on the public stage. and we really haven't answered for ten years. we have been asking the question, why does he like vladimir putin so much when no other american president would, would use the kind of words that he does, especially about a president of russia who has invaded his neighbor and been at war with him now for 11 years, not just the last three. and that has never seemed to be a problem for trump. he has been an admirer of trump's. he called him just this week. he called him cunning and smart. he calls zelensky a dictator. of course, putin is the real dictator. zelensky is a popularly elected president in a in a in a functional, if not perfect democracy. but you're right. i mean, it was fascinating at this thing yesterday, at this meeting yesterday, the things that seemed to bug trump was every time zelensky said something nasty or what he perce

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[skateboard sounds] >> david: tonight, the shocking blowup in the oval office. president trump and ukraine's president zelenskyy. the meeting descending into an extraordinary clash, something we have not seen before. >> can i ask -- >> wait a minute, no, no. you've done a lot of talking. your country is in big trouble. >> i know, i know. >> you're not winning. you're not winning this. >> david: with ukraine's future at stake, president trump and vice president vance berating president zelenskyy, telling him diplomacy is the only way. when zelenskyy pointed out russia has rejected diplomacy, the meeting spiraled. vice president vance asking, have you said thank you once in this entire meeting? president trump telling zelenskyy, you're gambling with world war iii. telling zelenskyy, in making a deal, you don't have the cards. >>> there is also breaking news coming in tonight on the death of oscar-winning actor gene hackman and his wife. what authorities have now just revealed. >>> in new york city tonight, the dramatic rescue. the high-rise scare 700 feet above ma

do you think he made a mistake in the oval office?i did not, and i'm glad that he went on fox news and did an interview after. i think he was just trying to explain his situation, and that is that they are grateful to america. he has said that. he has said that numerous times in private and public meetings. he has said it hundreds of times. he presented a flag to republicans and democrats in congress signed by soldiers on the front lines saying thank you. so that was just an all-out lie that he has never thanked our country. i think that he needs to go to europe. i think they need to all come together with an agreement with the idea for how we can do this. i think they're going to have to come back to america either diplomatically and/or in person, and we're going to have to get this moving again, and president trump considers this mineral agreement a positive, and that's going to clearly be part of the lower in getting this done, and getting everyone to the table because i just think americans' leadership was so hurt by what happened

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 rare earth minerals deal that was going to give the u.s. valuable rights to ukrainian minerals, whether that's even going to be on the table anymore. so a lot of questions here, alex. >> okay. thank you so much from the white house. we appreciate you, yamiche, for that. let's go to breaking news now from overseas where ukrainian president zelenskyy just wrapped up a much different meeting with uk prime minister keir starmer. joining me once again and nbc's megan fitzgerald in london. megan, how different was the mood at ten downing street today compared to yesterday's meeting with trump? and did that contrast seem intentional? >> you know, i can tell you it was night and day. such a stark contrast. and it certainly did seem intentional. you know, it's not often that we see prime minister starmer

you have covered a lot of moments in the oval office. have you ever seen this play out in front of the cameras before in this way, or even heard about it happening in this way, behind cameras, in closed doors? >> laura i've covered five presidencies over 30 years in washington. never seen anything like this in public. has it happened in private? sure. you know, fdr and de gaulle, truman and de gaulle. uh, president kennedy with his south vietnamese. uh, cohorts. we've seen tensions during the iraq war, but they always were kept away from the cameras. word of it sometimes pitched out. what happened here was not only different symbolically, it was different substantively. because as we went into this, the question was, is president trump basically continuing to side with ukraine but trying to negotiate a deal that would protect ukraine's interests? or has he flipped entirely over to russia's side here? and from listening to this while he said he was just on america's side, it's pretty clear he's willing to sign any kind of ceasefire, even

because i will admit, rubio had my attention in the oval. >> well. >> good morning ali.'re right. we saw this kind of slew of cabinet officials coming out. almost victim shaming. i mean, this was. >> rather disgusting. it's almost. >> an. >> admission that in order to deal with trump, you have to deal with him with kid. gloves as a. >> petulant toddler. >> and so, you know. shame on rubio and walt and others. but i was most focused on tulsi gabbard, the dni, because she came out with a with a post on x, which, again. >> why in. >> the world is the intelligence chief of the united states doing this? but to. >> me, this. >> causes a. concern because the state of us ukrainian relations, i think, in the intelligence. sphere now are in doubt. you know, the intelligence chief should not be involved in this. we have a decade. >> long relationship. >> with ukrainian intelligence. we've helped them, you know, reportedly on capacity building. >> on training. >> i would go as far as to say that. the incredible ukrainian fight against russia, you know, has been led by. >> members of

what i saw in the oval office was disrespectful. and i don't know if we can ever do business with zelinski again. door say now though, i'll ask the question now if you create a boss this last now or isn't, is just taking a huge gamble that the he things might ultimately pay off. what are you seeing, lizzie graham is one of the least effective members of the united states senate, and he's probably the one senator who is on television the most in america, in the congress of the united states. we have work horses and we have show horses, and lizzie graham is a show horse. so when you've lost linsey grant, you've lost to the war. it's over. you haven't lindsey graham. now bowing down before donald trump is a message to the trigger zalinski that it's time to just stop while i'm at the fort out from the fireworks inside the oval office, washington has reportedly put the brakes on rebuilding ukraine's energy infrastructure and stop at the us a id, deep state exit in ukraine's report, leaving soft as well. the headcount chopped from 64 down

kamala harris team fundraising on this moment in the oval office. now trump is viewing this confrontation from an economic lens, and he is really transforming u.s. alliances on the global stage. but diplomats say that talks like this so often are heated the way that we saw. what's different, completely different, is that all of this played out in front of television cameras. now, for his part, trump, so mindful of stagecraft, said that he believed the episode is going to be great television, fredricka. >> all right. betsy klein nick paton walsh, thanks to both of you. all right. let's bring in now cnn's matthew chance in moscow. matthew, how is this incident being viewed in russia? >> yeah. >> well, i mean, look. >> despite what betsy was saying there, actually, i've spoken to some russian officials and they've said they were gobsmacked at the way in which these individuals, these national leaders spoke to each other. both the american and the ukrainian leaders, not just because it was played out in public, but also because even when there's an argu

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people do just wander into the oval office. a very radical thing is happening in our country. it is not only radical in the sense that it is a large directional change, right? switching sides in a war now standing against our allies of the last 80 years, now siding with russia instead, i mean, no longer siding with the free world, now siding with the authoritarian governments of the world. like it's not just radical and that it is a 180 degree directional change. it is also radical in the sense that it is really radically unpopular with the american people. i mean, you can see that in the polling quinnipiac poll this month. should the us trust vladimir putin? yes. 9%. no, 81%. here's another one. the economist yougov poll out this month. do you have a favorable or unfavorable view of vladimir putin? the american public say favorable 11%, unfavorable 78%. the american people are not clamoring for us to ally ourselves with vladimir putin. right? you can you can see it very clearly in the polling. and it begs the question, well, okay, who wants this? who voted for this? why are w

we are watching the fallout after a remarkable oval office meeting this past week. the fallout is absolutely continuing. and we saw the shouting match between the president of the united states, the vice president of the united states, and also the ukrainian president, volodymyr zelenskyy. and it left zelenskyy's war torn country in limbo at an impasse with its most powerful ally, the united states. while global friends and foes raced to adjust to the new reality under president trump, a transactional america first foreign policy that may cast aside long standing alliances. in two days, president trump will address a joint session of congress six weeks into his norm shattering second term. here with me now is the speaker of the house, mike johnson. thank you so much for being here, sir. you said that what we witnessed in the oval office was an american president putting america first. what does america first mean to you? does it mean that america's role in the world is no longer to support democracies when threatened with tyranny? >> no. >> america first is everythi

but you will see the historic walls of the oval office of god in many secrets. this was all played out in front of the camera . don't tell us what we're going to feel a staggering exchange between the us president his number 2 and the leader of is you creating alex, raised voices, pointed fingers, well to me as the landscape accused of being disrespectful to the country, which is supported him through 3 years of war, and donald trump insisting he should be more grateful. you're allowed all the way. and if there's anything that example should be right around the word, beginning of the war, not in a good position. it was, i don't have the cards right now with us. you start having a car right now. you're being so nice for you to you. again later we relied visions of people seeing you gambling with world war 3. 1, you'll see a gambling with world war 3, and what you're doing is very dis, disrespectful to the country. both tom said there was a chance of a peace deal claiming it was very close, but zalinski insisted blood to me and put and had broken too many agreemen