el inaudito altercado verbal entre donald trump y vladimir zelenski, ha sacudido al mundo entero.olítica exterior hubiera estallado en pedazos, dijo una ucraniana. mientras otros residentes ucranianos se unieron en torno a zelensky como defensor de los intereses de su país. no solo lo humillaron a zelensky, humillaron a todos los muertos, a todos esos niños que perdieron a sus padres y a todas las viudas. yo soy la viuda de un héroe de ucrania. al otro lado de la frontera, en moscú, consideran que el primer mandatario ucraniano recibió lo que se merecía. zelenski con su naturaleza aventurera. atacó a trump con una especie de arrogancia ucraniana. a nadie le gustó, ni a trump ni a su entorno. así que, ya sabe, recibió lo que se merecía. mientras que líderes europeos se comprometieron a apoyar a ucrania tras la polémica reunión en la icina oval, la ministra de exteriores alemana reiteró la ayuda de su gobierno a ucrania. unruh wigge schlafen. alemania y el resto de los aliados europeos. estamos junto a ucrania. nuestro compromiso con el pueblo de ucrania, con nuestra propia segurida

donald trump and vladimir. zelensky is snowballing as european leaders bear hug the ukrainian. president and huddle to figure out if and how they can fend off vladimir putin and russia alone. the desire is there, at least among some of these nations, but the realities are a lot more complicated. the situation is also pretty tangled up here at home as well, as president trump is considering a move that could derail his own administration's talks with russia and end up escalating the war instead of ending it. two administration officials tell nbc news the white house might cut off all future funding to ukraine if that happens. vladimir putin could consider it an open, an open door to push harder into ukraine. and if there was concern about that outcome, white house officials and republicans on the hill sure didn't show it over the weekend. >> what we don't have right now is president zelensky saying, i am ready to take the steps necessary and have the conversations necessary, and make the compromises necessary to end the fighting. >> something has to change. either he needs to com

just hours after that, he called a press conference to demand that vladimir zelensky must resign. to have just quietly deleted his post from this morning, praising volodymyr zelensky and showing himself shaking his hand. courage, senator wicker. we reached out to senator wicker's office tonight to ask what happened there. haven't heard back. friends like these. democratic senator cory booker joins us live next. >> so let me play. >> sadly, windshield chips can turn into windshield cracks. but at least you can go to safe flight.com and schedule a fix in minutes. >> sweet. >> safe flight can come to you for free. and our highly trained techs can replace your windshield right at your home. >> they flight safe. flight. don't wait. >> go to safe. >> flight.com and. >> schedule now. >> safe flight repair safelite >> safe flight repair safelite replace. tracey from lillie's of charleston will watch 60 contestants eat 60 hot wings all covered in lillie's hot sauce oh honey, don't touch your face will be in this ad 60% of the time great job, bob! when i was diagnosed with h-i-v, i didn't kn

and now trump says that vladimir zelensky must want peace and stop bashing. vladimir putin. the very russian president actively invading his country before he will reconsider. now, friday's meeting was expected to be tense. that is no surprise. what was, though, was zelensky being cornered into handing over parts of his country's mineral wealth with no security guarantees in return? and just. days earlier, trump accused zelensky, bizarrely, of being a dictator. yes, the u.s. has been a key ally in this war, but zelensky was about to sign this deal with a man who has openly praised vladimir putin, the same leader bombing ukraine and killing thousands of ukrainians. now, usually these tensions stay behind closed doors when it comes to diplomacy. but trump wanted them out on full display. zelensky, known for pushing back, has clashed with biden and others. but now he's facing a new kind of challenge. now take that and enter jd vance. watch. >> what kind of diplomacy. jd, you are speaking about what what what do you what do you mean? >> i'm talking. >> about the. >> kind of diplo

defended him when zelensky came back at him. >> but the word disrespectful that jd vance threw at vladimir zelenskynterpreting what zelensky was doing. just say, look, here's what's happening. i'm trying to explain myself. have you heard that argument and interpretation as well? >> i've certainly heard that argument from defenders of ukraine. and this is really become an incredibly partizan issue. you talk to people who are big trump supporters and they are all in on the president's side. but you talk to people who are perhaps less trump supporters or more critical of him, and you're hearing that very argument you're hearing. well, zelensky came in and he has been at war for three years. he is a world leader himself. he has to defend what his country is doing. he can't go in and sort of, you know, be be seen as being walked all over. because when he goes back to ukraine, he has to answer to his people as well. >> yeah. extraordinary that he's being yelled at. your people are dying. as if he did not know that. my heavens. let me get to some of your reporting. republicans are starting to sweat as tru

you see the prime minister of the uk, keir starmer, escorting vladimir zelensky out after the meetingell over the hour. the two of them, and we also have this news that french president macron has reached out to all three interested parties, those being donald trump, keir starmer, vladimir zelensky. he has spoken with all three of them today. so clearly there is movement in the wake of the incident. we shall call it yesterday in the white house, in the oval office. let's bring back peter baker. peter, give me a sense of what you think went on in that meeting with keir starmer. we did see a readout from them, or we heard keir starmer welcoming him, being very friendly and saying that they would support ukraine and president zelensky in continuity, in perpetuation. i mean, regarding something with with russia. but what happened with that meeting, what happened with macron, what he may have said to these three leaders, give me a sense of what needed to be said. >> yeah. so this meeting in london was already set up before yesterday's blowup in the oval office. it wasn't directly a respons

just hours after that, he called a press conference to demand that vladimir zelensky must resign. courage appears to have just quietly deleted his post from this morning, praising volodymyr zelensky and showing himself shaking his hand. courage, senator wicker. we reached out to senator wicker's office tonight to ask what happened there. haven't heard back. friends like these. democratic friends like these. democratic senator type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone. i got the power of 3. i lowered my a1c, cv risk, and lost some weight. in studies, the majority of people reached an a1c under 7 and maintained it. i'm under 7. ozempic® lowers the risk of major cardiovascular events such as stroke, heart attack, or death in adults also with known heart disease. i'm lowering my risk. and adults lost up to 14 pounds. i lost some weight. ozempic® isn't for type 1 diabetes or children. don't share needles or pens, or reuse needles. don't take if you or your family had mtc, men 2, or if allergic to it. stop taking and get medical help right away if you get a lump or swelling in you

. >> president trump and the vice president today accusing vladimir zelensky of not being grateful forrican support for ukraine. good evening everyone, i'm heather holmes. zelensky came to washington today expecting to sign a deal allowing the u.s. greater access to ukraine's rare earth minerals, but that signing was quickly called off following today's heated meeting. >> from the very beginning of the war, we've been alone and we are thankful, i said. >> thanks. you haven't. >> been this cabinet. you haven't been in this. >> we gave you through the stupid president, $350 billion. we gave you military equipment. you and your men are brave. but they had to use our military. if you didn't have our military equipment. >> you invited. >> you didn't have our military equipment. this war would have been over in two weeks. >> in three days? i heard that from putin in three days. this is. >> president trump at one point threatening to abandon ukraine, telling zelensky, quote, you're either going to make a deal or we're out. soon after the tense meeting, zelensky left the white house, their bil

zelenski. le trataba de explicar a trump y al vicepresidente jd vance que no se podía confiar en vladimir putinski estaba visiblemente incómodo. se canceló la conferencia de prensa que estaba programada y el presidente ucraniano salió de la casa blanca sin ningún acuerdo. zelenski es una persona que hay que tratarlo no solo como un amigo, sino como un héroe, en defensa de la democracia. y tratarlo de esta forma. yo creo que ha sido. es una cosa que es inédita y hay que repensar mucho qué es lo que estamos haciendo en este país. momentos después del encuentro, trump dijo en redes sociales que el presidente zelenski, no está listo para la paz y aseguró que el ucraniano le faltó el respeto en la oficina oval en la plataforma edx. zelenski, expresó agradecimiento a los estadounidenses y por la visita y dijo que ucrania necesita una paz duradera. to be a very hard thing to do business like this. to peacock. pero qué tan lejos llegue con trump? es incierto. todo se da en medio de conversaciones entre estados unidos y rusia para tratar de detener la guerra. diálogo en el que ucrania ha quedado por fue

you heard something or saw something about what happened between donald trump, jd vance and vladimir zelensky. lots of people were appalled for good reason. vladimir putin was delighted, which tells you something. but it was something that the whole world kind of stopped and watched. i mean, in the aftermath of that horror show, the uk and france felt the need to develop their own peace plan with ukraine that they will present to us. the front page of one of the biggest british conservative newspapers called trump a bully who is no longer welcome for his state visit. and here at home, protesters in vermont lined up to greet vice president jd vance, carrying signs with slogans like compassion is not transactional democracy, not fascism. and my personal favorite gucci and russia, jd. that's creative. but hey, guess at least someone was happy. kremlin spokesperson dmitry peskov came out and said today that trump's foreign policy, quote, largely coincides with our vision, a statement, by the way, that would have made the skin crawl of former republican leaders like john mccain and mitt romney and

republicans just don't want him bashing vladimir putin, the guy that is invading ukraine and killing ukrainians every day. they they seem to be upset that zelensky doesn't want to be nice in his language and in his terminology, against vladimir putin. >> and the reason why is because donald trump envisions himself having the same type of leadership. >> that putin has over his own country. >> and he also is still very much butthurt, for lack of a better term, over all of the instigations of and the proof that was found that russia interfered in the 2016 election cycle. so there is a frustration that donald trump has and he will never let go of that has absolutely nothing to do with zelensky or the. >> crimes that are. >> being committed against his. country by putin right now, and the thousands of people, the. >> hundreds of. >> thousands of people that are dying regularly. trump doesn't care because he fashions himself as a dictator. he wants to have state based media. he wants to have a population that can not speak against the government, ever, or at any time. he wants to be able to decide from the bench of the white house what matters and wha

the dictator. >> accusing zelensky of being a dictator and not the obvious one in vladimir putin tauntingis the guy who was impeached once. one of his two impeachments was over him trying to extort zelensky, withholding weapons unless he got commitments to do his political bidding and his attacks against joe biden. this is a sad day for our nation. this is a shift in global geopolitics, and this is something that i am praying and hoping that we can overcome. but unfortunately, we are seeing a republican party right now that would rather bow to political pressure than stand tall for policies and principles. >> well, on that point, we have seen, for example, senator roger wicker speak pointedly about vladimir putin and speak pointedly in defense of ukraine. we saw him meet this morning with with volodymyr zelensky and post a tweet of him shaking his hand and talking about how much he supports him, saying how much he was there to support him. he just quietly took that down. after what happened today in the oval office, we saw lindsey graham go from meeting with zelensky this morning and prai

and you wrote today's oval office meeting with vladimir zelensky was shameful. president zelensky represents a nation whose citizens have sacrificed their lives and shed blood for the freedoms they cherish. he deserves respect, not humiliation. and there are many who believe, sir, that embarrassing zelensky on the global stage was the white house's intention. they deny it. but how do you interpret what trump intended and accomplished in that meeting? >> well. >> i mean. >> just watching that meeting. >> i was. >> first of all shocked. >> and second, secondly. >> i was sick to. >> my stomach about what i. >> saw there. you know. >> alex. >> the. >> problem is that. >> america, for since world war two, has provided some security guarantees to the free world. the people who believe in freedom of speech and free elections and human rights. and all these things, you know, free enterprise. we've provided the security guarantees. so people. >> felt. >> comfortable that we were we were going to look out for them, that they have to do their part, but they were going to lo

obviously president trump is much more connected with president putin of russia than he is of vladimir zelensky and so as i saw it on twitter, on social media, a lot of world leaders, nato allies came out in defense of zelensky after that blowup at the white house. but how do we explain that? because aren't they, you know, in, in effect, worried about russia's proximity to them? that's exactly it. they are worried about russia's proximity. let's let's remember something. look at this map here. you see the baltics, for example, lithuania, latvia, estonia. you see poland, you see up top finland. these are countries right against russia. right against putin himself said that one day i am going to reunite the old russia that included most of those countries. okay. and with that, he is looking very much toward expansionism. this is not being made up. this is what putin himself has said. the nato countries, for that reason, are very worried about this, very worried about this. and for that reason, for that reason, they are much more likely to get together and do their very best to protect ukraine, be

the fiery exchange between president trump and ukrainian president vladimir zelensky that had him leavingthe white house with no deal. plus, new details being released about a fiery cybertruck crash thanksgiving week in piedmont that killed three college students. with the chp now says is to blame. then the measles outbreak expands in texas. the concern growing as more unvaccinated children are infected. good morning everybody. it's saturday, march 1st. frances dinglasan is tracking your latest forecast, which includes some sprinkles. you were saying? yeah. >> definitely sprinkles. i experienced them this morning myself driving into the station. and you can see here with live doppler seven satellite radar image, little pops of green, most of it off the coast though. but you notice we could see some sprinkles across the bay bridge and the richmond san rafael bridge, downtown san francisco possibly, and maybe even parts of oakland. here's a live shot of the bay bridge. and here's what you can expect with your day planner. so fog, mist, drizzle, even a few sprinkles. near 50 degrees this mor

that's what vladimir zelensky is dealing with. he's dealing with reality, not the fiction that he has to come in there and kiss the ring of mr. trump in front of the world so he can look like a tough guy to his maga base. zelensky has to live in reality. he's going to go home to a country that's been invaded, and he's no longer going to have the united states as a friend. and that is a shameful tragedy and historic event for this country. john, what do you think the conversations amongst european diplomats, intelligence chiefs, military attachÉs are like now in european capitals and in canada and across the sort of nato alliance? >> i think the conversations have become much more frenetic. i think they worried that this was the direction that the trump administration was going, but today it was quite conclusive that this is, in fact, what the administration is going to do is to sell out to putin. and so therefore, i think what they're going to have to do is to really look at what it is that they can bring to bear to help ukraine i

donald trump and vladimir. zelensky is snowballing as european leaders bear hug the ukrainian.nd how they can fend off vladimir putin and russia alone. the desire is there, at least among some of these nations, but the realities are a lot more complicated. the situation is also pretty

but man, oh man, donald trump just showed vladimir zelensky the way out of the white house. he said, this is the deal you're getting. this is the art of the deal. and this is how the united states operates. we don't have a half coherent president anymore. this guy is completely aware of what's going on and he's done with it. >> yeah, you. f a f. oh, i love that toy store. >> yeah. >> faa f.a.o. schwarz. right. is this still open? emily. okay, was that insane? i in our newsroom, everybody's jaw was open. just walking around going, what the hell is going on? what do you think? >> i think we're living through the most amazing timeline, and i'm really glad i'm on this side so i can support it and just be in absolute awe of it. i just think he's used to coming to the united states in borderline pajamas, which i find so disrespectful, walking in, demanding money. i don't think him and biden even have like a real conversation. i think he just knew he was going to get whatever he wants no matter what. and then he would leave and it's like, dude, you do need to say thank you. and als

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and vladimir and zelensky's point. zelensky's point tonight in that meeting was simple. he said. we need a strong ironclad security agreement, which is going to mean troops and help, because whether it was the minsk agreement or other ones, putin has violated them. and that was the simple point he was making when j.d. vance claimed he was being disrespectful. it is a point that numerous republicans have made throughout the week, as these european leaders have visited. >> is the bottom line here that russian president vladimir putin basically just wants zelensky out of these talks, away from the negotiating table. >> i mean, putin is a strong man. he's a bully, right? and what they did today and i, i just refuse to count out ukraine, and i refuse to count out the possibility of our country still being involved in peace negotiations, because i know how strongly so many people feel about this, regardless of political party. but what they did today was undermined him. they undermined the strength of his army and his people. afterwards, you were noting what the russians said. the form

. >> vladimir zelensky is on the plane headed home. >> now what? >> i think. >> you know. >> trump will cut off all aid and putin. this actually just decreases. the chances of any kind of peace agreement because trump will so aggressively back russia and so. >> aggressively pretend. >> that today. >> was this big battle royale. >> but it was. really just. >> a. >> show that didn't need to happen. >> he wanted the security guarantees. that was the problem. i mean, we don't know what happened beforehand and whether it was the same deal. >> i watched this. >> like the. fix was on. >> you used to. >> live in russia. >> i used to live in russia. >> i covered. >> summits and. >> they go in there. >> they know what. >> they're going to say. they meet. >> behind closed doors. >> sometimes they argue like you said, and they come out all smiles. >> it's all. >> choreographed really well. >> i went to helsinki. >> to cover. >> a couple of summits there. >> i think the fix. >> was on on this one. >> i think. they look. >> if they didn't. >> want this to happen

vladimir zelensky is on the plane headed home. now what? >> i think. >> you know, trump will cut off all aid and putin. >> this actually. >> just decreases the chances of any. >> kind of peace agreement. >> because trump will so aggressively back russia and so aggressive. >> they're going to pretend that today was this big battle royale, but it was really just a show that didn't need to happen. >> he wanted. >> the security guarantees. >> that was. >> the problem. >> i mean, we don't. >> know what happened beforehand and. >> whether. >> it was the. same mineral deal. i watched. >> this like. >> the fix. >> was on. >> you used to live. >> in russia. >> i used to live in russia. >> i covered summits. >> and they go in there. >> they know what. >> they're going. >> to say. >> they meet. >> behind. >> closed doors. sometimes they argue like. >> you said, and they come out. >> all smiles. >> it's all. >> choreographed really well. >> with the helsinki. >> to cover a couple of summits there. >> i think the fix was on on this one. i think they loo

vladimir zelensky is on the plane headed home. now what? >> i think you know, trump will cut off. all aid and. >> and putin. this actually. >> just decreases the. >> chances of. >> any kind. >> of peace agreement. >> because trump will so aggressively back russia and so aggressive. >> they're going to pretend that today was this big battle royale, but it was really just a show that didn't need to happen. >> he wanted. >> the security guarantees. that was the problem. >> i mean, we. >> don't know what happened beforehand and whether. >> it was the same mineral deal. >> i watched this like the fix was on. >> you used to live in russia. >> i used to live in russia. i covered summits and they go in there. they know what they're going to say. they meet behind closed doors. sometimes they argue like you said, and they come out all smiles. it's all choreographed really well. i went to helsinki to cover a couple of summits there. i think the fix was on on this one. i think they look, if they didn't want this to happen, it's terrible. >> hold on. they being whom. vance and trump. >> wanted

this was a setup. >> vladimir i mean, excuse me. volodymyr zelensky was compelled. >> to agree. >> to a horrible. >> deal that. would have. >> set ukraine's minerals to the united. >> states without any concrete security guarantees. >> and yet. >> because he. >> was trying to improve a relationship with donald trump. he came. >> to. >> washington, he. >> came to the. >> oval office. >> and sat down for a meeting. hat in hand. and soon after he got. >> there, the vice president of the united states. >> lit into. >> him and. started a confrontation. >> now, i've been. >> in countless oval office. >> meetings with heads of. >> state. >> presidents and vice presidents. >> as national security. >> adviser, as un ambassador, and. >> in other roles. i can tell. >> you that the vice president. >> or the secretary. >> of state or anybody else, they don't. >> jump in. >> hijack a conversation. without the express blessing of the president. >> of the united states. so jd. >> vance did. that deliberately. donald trump. >> knew. >> what he was going to do. and i t

. >> zelensky tambiÉn citÓ al presidente ruso, vladimir putin, cuando trump le dijo que si en washingtonono de su reclamo e incluso empujÓ ligeramente a zelensky cuando este advirtiÓ que estados unidos se sentirÍa en el futuro las consecuencias de la guerra. >> feel it in the future. god bless you, god bless. >> a lo que trump respondiÓ no nos digas lo que vamos a sentir antes de incluso responsabilizarlo por un posible conflicto mundial. >> right now with us, you start have not right now. you don't. miss you're the life of people. world war tres. you're gambling with the world war tres. >> mientras esto ocurrÍa, la embajadora ucraniana fue captada en una fotografÍa cabizbaja, llevÁndose la mano a la frente. el presidente trump dio por concluido el intercambio opinando que serÍa genial para la televisiÓn. >> i will say that. >> algunos funcionarios se rieron, no asÍ el secretario de estado, marco rubio, quien permaneciÓ serio y recargado en el sillÓn con las manos entrelazadas. justo despuÉs, la prensa saliÓ de la oficina. inmediatamente el secretario de estado pidiÓ a zelenski y a su de

trump now says peace talks are off until zelensky stops seeking a, quote, advantage and stops being so negative about russian president vladimir putin, the brutal dictator who invaded zelensky's country without provocation three years ago. zelensky got a different reception today in london, where british prime minister keir starmer and other european leaders convened an emergency summit to discuss ukraine. starmer said he spoke to president trump last night and expects the united states to rejoin the peace process. >> europe must do the heavy lifting, but to support peace in our continent and to succeed, this effort must have strong us backing. nobody wanted to see what happened last friday, but i do not accept that the us is an unreliable ally. >> republicans have defended trump's oval office theatrics, even praising his tough guy demands for respect from ukraine. but others, like house speaker mike johnson today on meet the press, are going an alarming step further. >> something has to change. >> either he needs to come to his senses and come back to the. table in gratitude, or someone else needs to lead the country to do th

. >> president zelensky, you've said there are no compromises with vladimir putin. i just want to talk about the -- are there compromise that is you think president zelensky is going to have to make? president zelensky are there going to be compromises that you will take? president trump: certainly he's going to have to make some compromises. hopefully they won't be as big as some people think. it's all we can do. i'm here as a mediator to a certain extent between two parties that have been very hostile. it's been a vicious war. it's been a vicious war. it's a very level battlefield. those bullets go out and i was talking about with it pete. many times the only thing that are stopping those bullets is a human body. in the case, we're talking about young human bodies stopping a lot of bullets. it's dead level. it's great farmland. there's great land. great farmland but there's very little protection against the bullets that are being -- and other things that are being shot. so all i can do is see if i can get everybody at the table and get an agree i think we're going

. >> president zelensky just said that there will be no compromises with vladimir putin. i just want to ask are there compromises you do think president zelensky is going to take? president zelensky do you think there are things you can compromise on? pres. trump: i think you will always have to make compromises. there are no deals without compromises. hopefully it won't be as big as some people think he'll have to make. that's all we can do. i'm here as an arbitrator as a mediator between two party that is have been very hostile to pit mildly. this has been a vicious war. it's been a vicious war. you know, it's a great level battlefield. those bullets go out and many times we're talk about it with pete, many times the only thing stopping those bullets is a human body. and in the case we're talk about generally young human bodies. it's great farmland. it's great land. great farmland. but there's very little protection against bullets that are being -- and other things that are being shot. so all i can do is see if i can get everybody at the table and get an agreement. and

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. >> a planned ambush designed to embarrass president zelensky in order to benefit vladimir putin. that was an embarrassment. >> i have never been more proud of the president. what i saw in the oval office was disrespectful, and i don't know if we can ever do business with zelensky again. >> european leaders are also weighing in tonight, siding firmly with ukraine and pledging their continued support for kyiv. many heads of state taking to social media from france to sweden to the netherlands. european leaders standing behind president zelenskyy and his country. to stay on top of this developing news, you can download the fox local app, a free download for your smart tv and phone. >> new at ten. the family of a single mom killed in 2001, in san francisco, hopes an increased reward and new leads will bring them answers and justice. police investigators say there is renewed hope that this cold case will be solved. ktvu is amber lee joining us live here in studio with the new developments. amber. >> christina, a police investigator, tells me a previous story we did has helped to genera

smart guy, your mother stuff, you pay attention, do you seriously believe that out vladimir mom sorry evelyn zelenskyussia. >> okay. >> no sir. >> will just happy to hear you say that i expected but you know what members of this committee somebody you so we all sat and classified briefings for months where our defense and intelligence personnel would brief us and say okay, this might well under putin is moving his army divisions from eastern russia, 4000 miles and positioning them in front of ukraine border into spending and invasion and then you know afterwards have the invasion, 2020 and think it was, putin took credit is that i order the special operation against ukraine. and yet, you know we have a president to the opposite and he said that ukraine invaded russia in the start of the work. and, to restate his question, was there one republican in the room raised her hand and said no mr. president, that's a lie, that is false i do not hear anything about not one of my colleagues corrected the president and stood up to him and said no mr. president, no, it was russia that was russia that started tha

vladimir putin, an authoritarian. who launched an unprovoked invasion of ukraine. zelensky was originally in washington to sign a deal that would give the united states the rights to ukraine's rare earth minerals in exchange for unclear. security guarantees, but that never happened. and you may have already. >> seen the tense exchange, but. >> i want. >> to. >> play a. >> part that. occurred shortly. >> after zelenskyy. told trump and vance that it's putin who is not interested in diplomacy, and pointed out how russia's aggression could directly impact the united states. >> you are right now not in a very good position. you've allowed yourself to be in a very bad position. and he happens to be right about. >> from the very beginning of the war. >> you're not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now with us. you start having cards. cards? right now you are playing cards. you're playing cards. you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with world war three. you're gambling with world war three. and what you're doing is very disrespectf

zelensky out of office? >> that is part of the deal, because that's what vladimir putin wants. he wanted it back in 2016 when he was president the first time. he wants it now more than ever because he wants to control and take over ukraine. that's part of what this is about. and destroy nato. you know, that's part of this also. you know, vladimir putin, when he's attacked, he thought that he would be able to break up nato and break up the european countries, when in fact, under the leadership of joe biden, nato got stronger for the first time. sweden and finland, who had been historically a neutral country, decided that they. >> needed. >> to join nato to protect themselves from the thug putin. and this is what we're doing now, the united states under trump and vance, they are helping. the only one that benefits from yesterday, vladimir putin by trying, since he couldn't separate europe because they seem to be tighter than ever, separate the united states from its european allies, and try to strip them so that then russia can continue with what it wants to do, to move in, to ta

it was a planned ambush designed to embarrass president zelensky in order to benefit vladimir putin. >> notably, some voices on fox also questioning whether the obvious winner in all of this is vladimir putin. >> the only winner today. if there is no deal, and if these. >> two men leave. >> the only winner is vladimir putin and the result will be more death, more destruction, because it will embolden putin. >> if you're. >> putin. i think. >> you're liking what you're seeing. i think. >> you're. liking the way this is falling apart. >> joining me now is ambassador michael mcfaul, former united states ambassador to russia. ambassador, what a colossal embarrassment to witness the president of the united states treat a fellow head of state inside of the oval office in such a disrespectful manner. how far have we fallen from grace? >> as far as i can ever remember, i've never seen such a colossal failure of american diplomacy. this was supposed to be a good deal. it's supposed to be a good day. both sides were happy with this minerals deal, and it could have helped to set the preconditio

it was a planned ambush designed to embarrass president zelensky in order to benefit vladimir putin. >> what a complete and utter mess. and this is a gift to putin. we don't gain anything by acting like bullies. and this is what bullies do. and just because you act this way, by the way, it doesn't mean that you're tough. >> the president of the united states is a coward. who is vladimir putin's puppet? the vice president of the united states is a rogue and a coward. who is donald trump's puppet. and so what we just witnessed was a meeting in the oval office between two cowardly puppets and a hero. >> this is just meaningless sloganeering. what is the democrats plan for peace in ukraine? they don't have one. what's the democrats plan to win the war in ukraine? they don't have one. the democrats only plan is to keep doing whatever joe biden was doing, which was fight an unwinnable, endless proxy war. give the ukrainians just enough not to lose, but not enough to win. and if you do give them too much, it starts a nuclear war. how is that strategy in america's interest? ending the war is

possibly, you know, the trampling of europe, the europe, because no one believes vladimir putin is going to stop the zelenskynd of mentioned it the other day. but when he was asked about not wearing a suit, it was marjorie taylor greene's boyfriend that asked him. that was a reporter that had access to the oval office. when reuters and the associated press didn't. but zelensky isn't wearing a suit because he said he wasn't going to wear a suit while his country is under. >> three years ago. >> yes, just like winston churchill, when they were under siege, didn't wear a suit the entire time. i just think it's just this performance. yes. >> it's performative. it's absolutely performative bs. and the fact that, you know, that was leveled up again, it confirms for me it was all planned. it was staged. it was it was the, the narrative coming from the press with the suit question, what president. yeah, exactly what jd vance did. because you remember the first 40 minutes of that, folks, was just a normal meeting. and then when the key words last question, then jd vance boom. that's when the whole thing. so you know,

zelensky apparently triggered trump by suggesting that vladimir putin cannot be trusted in any type ofeace agreement, which is a fact. and now donald trump apparently is trying to shift sides in this war. after three years siding with vladimir putin, with the aggressor over the victim. we had the worst vote ever cast in the history of the united states at the united nations this week, in failing to condemn russian aggression against ukraine. you know, we're blowing up 80 years of bipartisan foreign policy consensus that made this transatlantic relationship the foundation of american national security policy. trump is going to blow it up to appease putin and try to force zelensky into some kind of a surrender agreement. that would be a disgrace and make us all weaker, both in europe and the united states, and undermine our relationships everywhere in this world among friends. >> max, let me go back to you. elon musk has had a starring role in trump's first cabinet meeting on thursday, though he is not officially a member of the cabinet. musk also just appeared on joe rogan's podcast, a

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zelensky and european allies uneasy that president trump is inching closer toward russian president vladimir putin, who started the full scale invasioin three years ago. i'm not aligned with putin. i'm not aligned with anybody. i'm aligned with the united states of america and for the good of the world. the day started amicably, with trump and zelensky expected to sign a deal for ukraine's rare earth minerals in exchange for u.s. support and long term security. we have something that is a very fair deal, really. i hope that this document first document will be the first step to real security guarantees for ukraine. instead, it appears president trump scrapping the plan. for now posting on social media, i want peace. he disrespected the united states of america in its cherished oval office. he can come back when he is ready for peace. not long after the president's post, zelensky left the white house at his urging, and earlier this morning, a bipartisan group of senators, including trump ally lindsey graham, met with ukrainian president zelensky. after that oval office blowup, graham said tha

vladimir putin to the table. he has stated publicly he wants peace and this war to be over, as did president zelensky. so today was a golden opportunity for ukraine, all of europe and vladimir putin and russia to stop all the death, all the destruction. and that opportunity passed over today. and by the way, the us has now demonstrated over and over again under donald trump, we can and we will defend ourselves regardless of what happens in ukraine. and for the record, the oceans are not our only protectors. we have the most powerful military the world has ever seen. we own the sky. we own the seas. we own outer space. and president trump is dedicating dedicated to producing the next generation of weaponry, including, as he often speaks about, an iron dome that will one day perhaps save millions of lives. and our logistics are unmatched. we don't need ukraine. they do rely on us, and they have been as successful as they have been because of the hundreds of billions of dollars of your money that has been spent on this war that has ended right now in a stalemate. the american people stop paying that money

zelensky was asked to leave the white house without signing an agreement to share ukraine's critical minerals with the u.s, seen as a first step toward a peace deal with russian president vladimir putin. president trump posting overnight in part the u.s. should spend less time worrying about putin and more time worrying about gangs, drug lords and murderers entering our country. friday's meeting devolved when president zelensky insisted his country needs security guarantees to prevent putin from invading again. secretary of state marco rubio adamant russia has to negotiate before there's any peace to secure. but the question now is can we get them to a table to negotiate? that's our goal. don't do anything to disrupt that. zelensky said sunday he's still willing to sign the mineral deal, and believes he can salvage his relationship with the u.s, even as european allies vowed to step up. we've agreed that the u.k, france and others will work with ukraine on a plan to stop the fighting. that as democrats slammed the trump administration's ukraine approach. the white house has become an arm of the kremlin, and protests broke out from vermont, where vice president vance was on a fa

zelensky, pig- whom he called an insolent pig. you can definitely tell that this development is very welcomed in russia. i think vladimirink is imagine the scenes we saw in the white to notice that is important to notice that vladimir putin himself has yet to say something about this recent development, and a generally he has been very cautious in his is going to how this situation is going to play out. he has been very cautious talking the cautious talking about the tension growing in it the and relationship between kyiv and washington, dc, about any prospects of meaningful ceasefire, in the midst of prospects of meaningful ceasefir and the midst of prospects of meaningful ceasefir and the white of prospects of meaningful ceasefir and the white house. he be in summit between them may be in saudi arabia. the date has not been set yet, there have been talks but not much happened after that. we need to see concrete actions to actually say that yes, it is a completely different environment. but again, definitely this environment suits vladimir putin much better and he is in a much better and he is in a much better position

. >> president zelensky pointed out in so many words that vladimir putin is a liar and a criminal and trusted to keep his word in any way, shape or form. >> while the white house is considering cutting off ukraine aid, england signed a nearly $3 billion loan to provide more military aid to ukraine, backed by the profits from freezing russian assets, while in great britain, zelensky also met with king charles. the two discussed the war in ways ukraine could shore up its defenses, while working towards a peace deal with russia. king charles previously expressed support for zelensky in ukraine, saying the country had experienced, quote, indescribable aggression following russia's invasion. >> dozens gathered in support of ukraine near the san francisco ferry building following that contentious oval office exchange. >> ukraine. stand with ukraine. >> people waved flags and held signs accusing the u.s. government of extorting ukraine, called on the u.s. to send more foreign aid to that country. >> it's absolutely vital, and i know people are going to continue to come out. i have so many fr

. >> a planned ambush designed to embarrass president zelensky in order to benefit vladimir putin. ave never been more proud of the president. what i saw in the oval office was disrespectful, and i don't know if we can ever do business with zelensky again. >> european leaders also weighing in, siding firmly with ukraine and pledging their continued support for kyiv. in washington, i'm kevin corke, fox news. >> several local governments have joined a lawsuit by san francisco and santa clara county over president trump's targeting of sanctuary cities. an amended complaint includes the cities of san jose, oakland, emeryville, santa cruz and sacramento, as well as monterey county and the city of seattle, washington. the original lawsuit was filed earlier this month after the president signed an executive order seeking to stop federal funding to sanctuary cities. the trump administration has defended its policies, claiming that sanctuary cities are obstructing federal law enforcement. >> the trump administration has reportedly started terminating grants to groups that enforce the fair ho

vladimir putin before negotiating. so they said ukraine can't join nato. they said president zelensky has to give up territory. they said there won't be american soldiers as part of this. they they've cut foreign assistance to independent media. they've invited president putin to join the g7. i could go on and on and on. there's no evidence whatsoever that any of this is working. and the fact that he doesn't know what they think, he just spent four hours with foreign minister lavrov. i have yet to see one concrete step that they've taken to put pressure at all on vladimir putin. right now, it's complete capitulation. and i've negotiated with these guys. i've negotiated with the putin administration. capitulation does not work. they just put that in their pocket and they demand more. and you're already seeing that in the russian press. they've already pocketed all those concessions and now they want more. they want the ukrainians to limit their army to under 100,000. they want the ukrainians to not import weapons anymore. they want the de facto turn ukraine into a vassal state. and oh, by the way, they also wan

he actually said in the meeting that he can't criticize vladimir putin and try to cut a deal, but he had no problem criticizing president zelensky. this is just a week after trump called zelensky a dictator again, a false claim that there's russian propaganda. joining us now to discuss it all is former republican congresswoman barbara comstock of virginia and evelyn farkas, former deputy assistant secretary of defense for russia, ukraine and eurasia. she's now the executive director of the mccain institute. >> evelyn, i just can't even begin to level up the embarrassment, the sheer hubris and stupidity of what we witnessed. i'd like to finish a thought that president zelensky tried to convey to little wunderkind j.d. vance when they were talking about, when he was trying to help them understand, if we get this wrong, you will feel the influence of bad decisions. let's take a listen to what he had to say about that. >> during the war. everybody has problems, even you. but you have nice ocean and don't feel now, but you will feel it in the future. god bless you. god bless you. god bless you. >> don't tell us what we're going to fe