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i mean, we will fight. we fought in 2022, three years ago without any support at the beginning and we stopped russians. but it's three years after. we have a lot... we lost a lot of people. we are very tired and exhausted. i mean, we will fight. we don't have any other option because in other case, russians will kill people like me. they will take our sons to go and to kill people like you. that's what they will do. but so we will continue to fight. but the question is the life of tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people, and what will be the result of this fight? sir lawrence freedman is a professor of war studies at king's college london. here is his assessment of the repsonse from president zelensky following his spat with donald trump and jd vance. i think zelensky has done what he can do. i don't think in the circumstances he had much choice but to try to correct things that have been said which to him were untrue in the oval office. but since then, he has had the necessary things about wanti

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will the u.s. be willing to work with him?e has said he's willing to come to the table, will trump insist he is not the person? a bizarre situation where the united states is taking russia's side to replace that leader of ukraine. still diagnosing something that was very dramatic and european response, they need guns, ammunition, funding. tom: thank you indeed. we have a great lineup of guests this morning. someone from ukrainian prison and a visiting fellow from king's college joins us and we will speak with the former italian prime minister, mario. the euro is gaining as leaders offer ukraine support amid concerns of a u.s. pullback. let's bring in valerie tytel. valerie: positivity for the euro as the promise of defense spending leads to growth, growth, positive growth hit. german bond futures are down, more spending could lead to more bond supply but defense stocks are in focus. defense sector has risen but how much will this go up? tom: 25 percent tariffs as early as april talk about how this is being worked through. >> t

it does not mean the rain is over yet but it will get drier from here and i will let you know what toon your sunday afternoon, coming up . >>> good morning at the you for starting your day with us raining pretty hard. >zoe>really? yeah, >kelsi>it was coming at my windshield. wipers were like, >zoe>had to go. today is sunday, march 2nd, i am kelsi thorud and we are joined by our meteorologist zoe mintz and it looked like there was clear sky, which is great. when i drove in it was raining pretty hard. >> really? >> my windshield wipers were going. >> mine was a little sprinkle and nothing too crazy. >> you must be coming in from a different side of town. >> morning. again, you are seeing a few of those drier into this afternoon and a couple of isolated showers will stick around over the next couple of hours, take a look at that current radar, it's a little active this morning. you are seeing a few of the raindrops and there is a little area in yellow and are inland east bay communities that might be dropping a couple of those heavier downpours like kelsey was talking about . we saw a li

it will not work. a cease-fire will never work. i have this experience and not only me, ukraine before my presidency. from 2014, putin broke it 25 times. 25 times he broke his own signature. 25 times he broke the ceasefire. pres. trump: he never broke it to me. pres. zelenskyy: you were the president. in 2016. you have been the president. not with you but during that period, he had conversations. france, germany, ukraine and russia and he broke it 25 times. that is why we will never accept just a ceasefire. it will not work without security guarantees. security guarantees -- maybe the president is right about these documents and others but but this document is not enough. a strong army is not enough. putin's soldiers are afraid of our soldiers when we are strong enough. if our storage is empty we cannot defend our land. today, you know, you know, he knows that we have -- all the world knows we have a meeting. why is he using ballistic? putin today using ballistic on hospitals and schools. ballistic. he knows we are here and that pr

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we will stay here. i'm the spite calls from the us president, donald trump, to forcibly displaced palestinians from the land. they say they will remain, no matter what, what they have a plumbing, but he will not leave this country. and if this is a message to the whole of others, we will stay. 6 even amid the destruction, without foretell anything else, the echoes of a still ringing across casa, the days and nights of terra, i'm fairly experienced over the past year, too difficult to forget. but still, palestinians rise and to mock the holy month of all of them as they've done for hundreds of years. but haven't haji algebra? the the officer attends exchange with donald trump, ukraine's president littleton. mister lensky has received a warm welcome in the u. k. persons prime minister kissed alma agreed to learn team holden, $2000000000.00 pounds to boost its defense against russian the tax. on sunday, he will host a summit of european leaders in the landscape to discuss the next steps on that ukraine. ma

in fact, this budget bill that will be on the floor today will have enormous consequences and it willake america poorer, sicker and hungrier. it will close hospitals and clinics. it will kick seniors out of nursing homes. and ends support for americans with disabilities. it will double health care costs and more. that is the medicaid portion of it. in texas in my state, over four million texans stand to lose with the cuts they will implement with cuts to medicaid. and it's not just that. it gets worse, this budget bill will explode the national debt. why? so that billionaires can have another yacht, a luxury home, another jet. it doesn't have to be this way. we just need on of republican colleagues to stand with us and protect the american people. reject these billionaire tax breaks and reject the harm it will do to our constituents. i urge my colleagues to vote no. i yield back. the chair: the gentleman from pennsylvania continues to reserve. the gentleman from texas. mr. arrington: i yield two minutes to the gentleman from arkansas, the chairman of our environmental and energy commi

we will stay here. i'm the spite calls from the us president, donald trump, to forcibly displaced palestinians from the land. they say they will remain, no matter what, what i have a plumbing, but we will not leave this country. and this is a message to the whole above. we will stay. 6 even amid the destruction, without auto anything else, the echoes of a still ringing across casa, the days and nights of terra, i'm fairly experienced over the past year, too difficult to forget. but still, palestinians rise and to mock the holy month of all of them, as they've done for hundreds of years, haven't hagey algebra. the purchase department is the case delma is set to host your opinion to this is thomas in london to discuss the ways to strengthen ukraine's position on to end the war on such as a salma on ukrainian president religion incident face signed off on a nearly $3000000000.00 loan to both. so ukraine's defenses against russian attacks . so landscape visit to the u. k. came a day off the talks to agree a

see how they will react, what they will do then.ant to see people in red states, they praise trump come of this and that, but when he starts coming after all those programs, we will see what happens then. thank you. host: our last call in this portion of the program, daniel in florida, line for republicans. good morning. caller: good morning. i just want to say donald trump is the best thing that has happened to the united states. he realized that our country is sitting on huge amounts of methane gas. that we could make our country great with democracy. people out there don't see that we are $7 trillion in debt, and don't realize that what trump is trying to do, trying to get that money and try to put it toward americans, as the one gentleman said about our children starving in america. let's put america first, and let's take the gruffness that has kept people from producing hordes of oil and gas all over alaska. the money is sitting in the ground, wasting away. we are $37 trillion in debt. we spend most of the year paying taxes to

will be. i'll leave that to that, but i'm pleased that a number did indicate that they do think that this is a plan was backing up. they won't play a part in it. and so we've made real progress to stay in the course of the last few hours. thank you, alex, a lucky permanence to alex like him to play that i'm sorry. and on your curtis and putting, do you think it can be postage by countries to on just in europe as an entity. we've got kind of to a representative today? do you think you don't get countries beyond europe to join the coalition of the willing essentially make it a mess the trans atlantic partnership? and um, also in terms of your plan to present back to don't have trump, how soon do you need to get that done? is that something that really needs to happen very quickly in days? um only come just beyond your obviously we have to kind of to uh, move traditionally taking a forward leaning role type be working very hard with this on issues like trading. and they've been a reliable ally, a

the road will be successful. and the acoustic residents will be met by their relatives and friends. but the most important thing is that everyone returns alive and well. the 33 russian civilians from the course creature and that were kidnapped by the militants of the key of regime since august of last year, across the border between bella roost and you crate on monday. now, according to the russian human rights commissioners, i see, and i must kind of go over the return of the course. residents was affiliated along with her. you create in counterpart and the international red cross all this time after being taken from their home since august of 2024, the russian civilian prisoners were held in the ukrainian city of assuming the majority of the people of war. now finally, making their way home are elderly with one woman who will actually be celebrating her 90 a birthday in may. according to tatiana most kind, call them at least 9 people require urgent medical help and some of those that returning home are in wheel

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will die. you can imagine what will happen to newly born children will need oxygen and loved good and they will die. you can imagine what will happen to pregnant women who will not have supplies to support the pregnancy. and you can imagine what would happen to in terms of starvation of the template and not everybody else and doesn't. this is a very serious crime. and it is committed to by a fascist government. but even if we look at the ceasefire agreement is it has violated that agreement. every day. there's a lot, the 60000 fabricated houses that should have entered garza. the does not allowed to 200000 tents that should have it. each garza, the does not allow sufficient amount of humanitarian tax. they violated the agreement by shooting and killing people almost every day. and now that i had a city this one but, but this is very serious violation. and in my opinion, is that i love to stop unless it is encountered with serious measures, including sections, palestinians across the gauze, this

we will not leave them behind, we will bring them back to israel to their families. that's why we will not stand still and wait for them to take action, we will take the initiative. molly: i think that's a great point about the hostages. incredible resilience, incredible that they have survived this long, and yet, hamas looks at them as final bargaining chips. all they have left. 70% of their infrastructure has been destroyed. you know, where do you even begin to communicate with them and what can-- this is all they have to hold onto and there aren't many allies left willing to help them at this point. >> you know, molly, both israel and the u.s. share the same values and we fought, we fought the bad guys. you fought the nazis and took part in different wars and we did the same, but we never met such quality. we never met such cruelty. and the bibas family, the way they were executed and trying to hide this crime, inhuman. and we committed to finish the job, finish with hamas and another six months, another year, but at the end of the day hamas will not be part of th

but i hope we will do it. we will do it. security, when we speak about security guarantees, when the europeans are ready for contingents, they need usa backstop. if there will not be united states, we will never have strong contingents from the europeans because they do not want to divide alliance, the connection between the united states and europeans. this is crucial. this is important. we want to speak about it very much. this is very important. air defense. we have big deficits with these systems and we need this very much. otherwise, putin will never stop, and it will go further and further. he hates us, you know? it is not about me. he hates ukrainians. he think that we are not a nation. he shared this may be with your team also. i don't know. he always said that there is no such country, such nation, such language, and such lifelike -- such life like ukrainian. no. he really doesn't respect all the ukrainians and he wants to destroy us. and you are right. that's 2%. this document, maybe other documents. it is very goo

tomorrow night will be big, i will tell it like it is. few minutes before that he made his post about ukraine saying the only president who gave none of ukraine's land to putin's russia is president donald j. trump. when the fake news gladly puts out anything that they say. president trump this morning up in our truth social. here is jamie in garden city, maryland. caller: i have so many thoughts. i watched huckle -- tucker carlson, he interviewed someone who wanted to run for president in ukraine. this is nothing more than the military industrial complex making a lot of money from the lobbyists to fund a perpetual war and longer money as people die. president trump is trying to create peace. that's what leaders do. i watched 60 minutes last night. i can't afford groceries. i will not spend $1 billion a month for ukraine's pension. there is no end to the war. to create peace would allow president trump's plan to come in and secure that area over there. get a little policing going. we will not do this nato nonsense military-industrial comp

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being clear that has coalition of the willing will require what he's called american fax stops. oh, security guarantees i will do is that we must guess to james bay's, explains the guessing that from the trumpet ministration remains the stumbling blocks of any proposed ukraine. p. steel. at the end of this meeting is pretty clear that the countries here say that they go to a plan going forward. they say that if it's a c spot on the ground in ukraine, then that c spa needs to be packed with strings. they're talking about that phrase or familiar phrase, a coalition of the willing to do so. but how many countries are actually going to be willing? and there are all sorts of problems i think, facing this plan 1st as notice, each problem be negotiated. there's not a seesaw to police at this stage. secondly, what is the view of the trumpet administration? because they both the u. k prime minister. and i think the french president, to support this idea, say the ultimate, they need something that they refer to as a back stop. the us saying that we will support this coalition of the willi

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we will see.omething cheaper. >> sean: you need to keep in mind that historically this is not the first time that zelenskyy has disrespected the u.s. you may recall joe biden reportedly lost his temper with zelenskyy because of his insulting behavior,'s lack of gratitude. apparently the president of ukraine needed a wake-up call. 's is in europe, donald trump was able to do something that biden and harris were not able to do. and that is bring vladimir putin to the table. he has stated publicly he wants peace and this war to be over. as to president zelenskyy. so today was a golden opportunity for ukraine, all of europe and vladimir putin and russia to stop all of the death and destruction. and that opportunity passed over today. by the way, the u.s. has now demonstrated over and over again under donald trump that 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 e

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instead, those willing will intensify planning now with real urgency. uk is prepared to back this with boots on the ground to keep the pace behind these actions and to keep working we are at a crossroads in history today. this is not a moment for more talk. keir starmer talking a few hours ago. developments of the day. i would begin much earlier in the day, for the clues that we got there, and that was the italian prime minister, and sir keir starmer. why is that significant? towards this shared plan. we are at a crossroads in history today. this is not a moment for more talk. it's time to act, time to step up and lead and unite around a new plan for a just and enduring peace. sir keir starmer talking a few hours ago. annita mcveigh was outside that summit at lancaster house and gave me her reflections on the diplomatic developments of the day. i would begin much earlier in the day, not at lancaster house, but in downing street and look for the clues that we got there, and that was that bilateral meeting between giorgia meloni, the italian prime ministe

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>> yes, i will.doncaster's got a proud industrial heritage rail, steel, and coal and extraordinary potential for industries of the future from hydrogen to ai, and we are focused, mr. speaker, on devolving more power and funding to metro mayors to support regional industry. we will work with the mayors of doncaster and south yorkshire to support efforts to reopen doncaster sheffield airport. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i have the privilege to represent the home of spaceside malts, some amongst the finest, scotch whisky. last week the u.k. government unveiled damaging plans to grant a different definition of single malt to english producers to that of scottish single malts. this is entirely inconsistent with the global reputation of the quality of single malts and seeks to tear up a well established definition of what a single malt is, pulling the rug yet further from underneath the scotch whisky industry. given the backlash from the industry to this and the damage this could cause to scotch whisky expo

that will be explosive. p.g.a. tour will stop in years old, orlando, florida. i'll be on "fox and friends," i will shower, i promise. amongst my guests, brad melter, and ambassador sundland. my advice to you, stay within yourself, america. . ♪ >> todd: relagszulations between united states and ukraine on thin ice after the explosive meeting with donald trump and zelenskyy. >> carley: and instructions to migrants on how to avoid law enforcement. >> brian: hollywood's biggest night could not resist a dip into politics. >> and norra is having a good night. that's great, great news. two wins already. i guess americans are glad to see somebody stand up to a powerful russion. >> todd: biggest and most political moments of the oscars, academy awards, if you will. you are watching "fox and friends first," i'm todd piro. >> carley: i'm carley shimkus. madeleine rivera is live in washington with latest between united states and ukraine and fall-out from the oval office meeting on friday. good morning. >> madeleine: good morning. ukr ukrainian president zelenskyy says he

kira will.st steps in kick starting these talks by passing a budget framework that fell along party lines. now it calls for $2 trillion in spending cuts. and while it doesn't lay out specifically where these cuts will be made, some experts are saying they can't hit that mark without significant cuts to medicaid because of medicaid's large costs. now, medicaid offers a last ditch effort or last ditch option for coverage for millions of americans, including disabled americans and millions of children. it's jointly paid for by states and the federal government, but it is one of the largest sources of federal spending, costing about $600 billion per year. one leading advocate fears some proposals are calling to potentially cut medicaid. she believes not only would people die without that coverage, but americans covered through other means would likely foot the costs with higher hospital billing charges when they have lots of patients that are not paying for their care, what they do is they pass that

instead, those willing will intensify planning now with real urgency.uk is prepared to back this with boots on the ground and planes in the air, together with others. europe must do the heavy lifting, but to support peace in our continent and to succeed, this effort must have strong us backing. >> our nick paton walsh is in kyiv with zelenskyy's takeaways on the european leaders summit and his disastrous white house meeting. >> well after the solidarity. >> of the. >> rehabilitation of president zelenskyy. >> that this significant. >> meeting called in a. >> hurry with european leaders, pretty much all of nato, apart from the united states, give or take a few countries. zelenskyy sat down with the media in london and gave his sort of most wide ranging public comments since the incident in the oval office, and asked if he was ready to sign the rare earth mineral deal. he said indeed, yes. even though we have heard from u.s. treasury secretary scott bessent that they do not believe the deal is currently, at present on the table still. and he was also aske

, we will. i hope they get to solve that problem. >> okay. thank you. liane. >> beginning of the war. you're not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now. >> in the oval office. a meeting unlike any other seen. seen in recent times. next. the changes that resulted from these tense exchange get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. [ car engine revving ] get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. wall street ended the week on a high note. today, the dow jones is up 600 points. the nasdaq climbed 302. lastly, the s&p 500 gained 92. it is the end of the line for skype after 20 years of operation. today, microsoft announced skype will be discontinued in may. skype users will be given the choice to move into microsoft teams or export their data elsewhere. >> they say a picture is worth a thousand words. well, this picture is of the ukrainian ambassador to the united states with her hand over her face. during today's meeting between ukraine's president zelenskyy and presid

i do solemnly swear that i will support the constitution of the united states. >> that i will support the constitution of the united states. in the constitution of the state of missouri -- missouri. and that i will faithfully demean myself as governor of the state of missouri, so help me god. >> congratulations. [applause] [gun blasts] [applause] >> hey years ago i had the honor to be the first person to introduce the new president of the united states, donald trump. today i have for me and equally great honor to be able to introduce to missourians and people who understand and love our state, the 58th governor of the state of missouri, mike kehoe. gov. kehoe thank you, and please be seated. i've already been told i'm on the clock. president pro tem, speaker patterson, members of the general assembly, state and federal elected officials, former governors, judges, friends, family and fellow missourians. we stand this morning honoring a group of brave men and women who represent the best of those who serve and protect our communities. would you please welcome the salute to hero honorees

we will get through this. we will have our day in court and i will be reinstated because this is not legal. >> people who love and support the national parks are worried about the immediate impact of staffing cuts. >> the conditions degrade when we don't have authority figures here to say, move along, organize the traffic. no, you can't park there. you got to pick up that trash. >> not giving them the resources that they need is going to affect safety. it's going to affect how the park is ran. and the u.s. national park system. >> on this day of action, protesters turned out in mass at national parks across the country. big groups also turned out to historic sites and recreation areas that included the rosie the riveter national historic park in richmond. >> we may not have the money, but we got the votes. we got the power. >> power to the people. >> power to the people. >> with the golden gate bridge in the background. hundreds of presidio supporters sang and marched at crissy field. people tell us they are f

>> they will be. i thought it was a great performance by then and they will be extended that invitation. we will do sometime today and they deserve to be down here and we hope to see them. we just had the great hockey team as you know florida come here. we have many of the great athletes come that when things. i have to get together. they have had a lot of discussion back and forth. they both are meaning well and adil will ultimately happen. it will be nice to see the best golfers being able to play against each other. just help expedite. tiger was here, adam scott was here, jay monahan was here the other day. just to really help expedite it. we had yasser from saudi arabia. these are all great people. i don't get anything out of it i just think dolph dashed golf is a very individual sports and you want to see the best players. >> what's going to be more challenging, the russia ukraine deal or the pga deal? >> i think russia is much more complicated. >> what's your take on what's happening in the west