charles: you get wokly. wobbly. >> yes, they're great but look at it and that's what's causing this and the fact of the matt service connected to your point, headlines could be worrisome and markets incredibly good at climbing the role of worry and going for them. charles: it's the mag seven and certainly the fed rate, that was the right advice and they're falling off a cliff and when does this number, the rest of the market make up for the mag seven? the market is done and doesn't feel like the market can withstand much pressure with the mag seven. >> there's a 9% mark going for them and what's happening now is you're having a bit of a rotation and the reality of earning season was good. we get to strong earning numbers and going to the other place in the market and taking place and pivot and you'll be fine. bond yields coming down fast. too fast. >> a little too quickly. >> positioning yourself in bonds and what's about the velocity of the pullback and the news of this. >> the bond market and free lunch an

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enter real estate tycoon and democratic mega-donor charles kushner.in: charlie kushner is the father of former white house advisor jared kushner and a major new jersey real estate developer. it became clear to charlie that people with the power to make things happen were democrats and that he himself could be a kingmaker. mcgreevey: charlie was like a get-it-done guy. tapper: so that--that was an authentic connection that you had with him, you think? yeah, oh, definitely, without a doubt. and he helped support you? he raised money? yes. it's expensive to run state-wide in new jersey. -it's like a $40 million race. -oh, it's--yeah. -back then. -yes. mcgreevey needed someone like kushner to bankroll him, so kushner donated huge sums of money to jim's campaign. -thank you. -[cheers and applause] at the same time, there are benefits to having a governor in your back pocket. for someone like kushner, having a close relationship, who can grease all sorts of wheels such as contracts, zoning approvals, and tax abatements. bernstein: that is your ticket to pow

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donald trump has been talking about it all along, as has charles. so further ado, it's my honor to introduce our next guest, charles marino. good evening, everyone, how are you? everyone can hear me. okay. well, thanks for being here. i appreciate it and what better way to start off the new year than talking about security? so i'm pleased to be here tonight to talk about my book, terrorists on the border and in our country and also the impact of the ongoing border and crisis that we've the last four years under the biden and what the administration might do to get this back order. this will be a very interesting subject and i look forward to engaging with you after remarks. let me be clear. the start on my position and the position in the book and that is this is crisis that never should have been. and the american people overwhelmingly agree with that based on the of the election i previously predicted this was being grossly underestimated stated not only by the biden by the democratic party as a whole. now let's remember how this all it began with

good to see you, charles. so when i my advance copy of the book didn't start a page one, i knew a bit about your experience with karen ash and i just went straight to the beginning, that story and kind of followed that thread till i got to the end and then started page one to me as you read the book, that's okay. because to me she represents the the truly. the the true, the true aspect of reality is stranger than fiction. a lot of times and and then you're at the scenes you kind of describe your meeting with her in combination of an what you would expect from a top notch scientist the kind of scientific but interwoven almost like biblical or and kind of things that you wouldn't expect in that type of a conversation. i'm just curious about your thoughts like as like how you were feeling as that was happening to you when you were there kind of in the in person. and then if you have any thoughts about, the the kind of converge science of these of of these aspects of her personal deity that you usually don't find

thank you so much, charles. the first state to remove civil rights protections for transgender people. republican governor kim reynolds signed the controversial bill into law this afternoon despite days of protest against the measure. cbs's lana zak reports on the civil rights reversal. >> reporter: the unprecedented act sparked outrage as lawmakers as lawmakers debated, hundreds of demonstrators gathered in the rotunda of the iowa state capitol to protest the law which eliminates civil rights protections based on gender identity. >> i feel it is mean and hateful. >> reporter: representative aime wichtendahl, the state legislature's first openly transgender member argued this is just the start. >> vote this bill down today, because this is not the end. those think tanks will ask you again and again and again to remove rights and freedoms from your fellow iowans until none remain. >> reporter: republican lawmakers fast-tracked the bill and governor kim reynolds signed it into law this afternoon. >> it is common s

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and it can be about history can be about charles lindbergh. it can be about jerry ford, it can be about the recent election and what's going to happen after that. questions? yes. aside, gerald ford himself, our vintage fans and blurbs, but perhaps most notable speech on the isle of grand rapids in march. he makes it endure. walk free because he was a part of every salvation war world. yes. so vandenberg has a cameo appearance because. oh, sorry. yes. the question is, does arthur vandenberg figure largely in my story because he was the most prominent isolationist certainly from western michigan and he was a prominent isolationist. in fact, when he changed his mind after world war two and came out in support of naito and american engagement of the world, that was a really big deal. and so does he in my book. yes, but very briefly. only because. well, i've set it as this debate between roosevelt and lindbergh. and i say enough about other people on both sides of that debate to let my readers know there are other people on the two sides of the deb

and we also know that below the means uminski will be meeting king charles as well. and that only happens at the request of the u. k. government. and it is one of the strongest tools in that diplomatic. austin knows that all of that really showing that kids nama really is putting out all the stops to show that followed him. is the lensky is being embraced by him and other european nations as well. this meeting was already in the books before that so allowed between trump and zalinski, but it is taking on a much more heights and significance now because you're paying the does a facing a real prospect of united states, perhaps putting it's mandatory support for ukraine. and there are huge doubt of whether the europeans can step up to that challenge and fill the void in case the us pulls out and we've had some notes of discontent. i mean, a sea of support for ukraine in europe. no, to be the polish, be just saying that we loved him is a lensky should repack his relationship with donald trump. i think that space in really is i'm the same, the knowing that resolved the us

because it's a tactic that kids sama used on him to bringing a laptop to the white house from king charles and also inviting donald trump for an unprecedented 2nd stage. visit budget as we wait for the premium present into zaleski here in downing street. he's coming bruised vast as president off to his encounter with donald trump in the white house inside me. he will be looking to talk to kiss arm about how he might repass relations with donald trump. it is something he has indicated he wants to do when the us support is something that his country desperately needs to continue defending himself. and we're also hearing more now from you leaders, including the nato chief who said zalinski has to means his relationship with donald trump off to the incidence at the white house and, and the polish prison. this is also spoken not long ago. let's listen to a lot of me is a landscape should return to the negotiate and table with the us. he should sit down calmly at the table and negotiate a solution which will make you crying safe. and we will ukraine's ally and have been supporting ukraine since

he had a cup to king charles asunder. no mistake in the east of england previously met joins landscapes visit to the u. k. 2 years ago still has had on al jazeera returning to grow into bits of sweet time coming for the syrians. set the violence and chaos, the civil war, the, the agriculture revolution promised abundance, but it's damaging the planet. this is destroying the habitat that dr. leeway explodes. how sacrificing by diversity for maximum yields is leading to feed and security and threatening of very existence. leaving me based on able to adapt to climate change the need to rethink mode. we so full have the plan is on. i'll just say era much on pouches era from trade was to size big shifting us policy on gaza and ukraine. president donald trump is shaking a global stay updated with the latest development. rigorous debate on flinching question upfront costs through the headlines to challenge conventional wisdom. on the 14th anniversary of the syrian revolution, the fall of the asset regime has ushered in a new era

now i actually think charles has is now invested in this agreement. i think he, you know, at the, if you were the ends, amazon landscape is humble pie and go to trial and say, you know, we'd be, you know, i think so, man, scattered out of the too much stress. he's english isn't very good. uh you know that, but he really, really likes you and he really, really wants to work with you. troll trumps of you know, he's a very forgiving person. the value of the he doesn't hold grudges and i, i think it came on by. i think that is why here's the deal is agreement. i, i, i interesting that they will sign something. now when the say anything, joe or them with those, any money to be made, that's a different issue, but i think they will sign something at some point. i, i think this, it's a fools error and i think it's a cover. like i said, it's the, give him a when, i mean the idea of the, the amount of time and resources they go into a project, them the, it's a, it's, it's, it's huge. okay. and i think that new trump is looking for a short term when and he lost

in the case of charles lee at monmouth courthouse, where charles lee simply botched things.and washington was beside himself with anger. and it was as an entirely different washington was was on display. it was the kind of moment when you really didn't want to be in the same area code with washington. there was washington had high expectations people you could not hamilton once said you you you could not be more than 3 minutes early to an appointment or more than 3 minutes late. otherwise washington would not have anything to do with you. so washington had great expectations of people in the case of whiskey rebels. there was no question in his mind that the whiskey rebels were traitors and they needed to be treated that way. on the other hand, once the whiskey rebellion collapses and it didn't have very far to collapse, it was not much of a rebellion. it is hard to stage rebellion under the influence of whiskey. and though the though the whiskey rebels were tried and found guilty, he then turned and pardoned them. so you find washington? yes. high expectations, but you also

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these are live pictures from downing street, president zelensky will also meet with king charles laterthe leader expected here fairly soon, in the next hour or so to meet sir keir eek! -art of this hue da starmer, part of this huge day of really of diplomacy, really, really crucial day. we saw macron of efeel§l 335? g? §§i¥ fififfifi if and efee'el eee: as"; eeie lsaqeefeh e? and sir efee'el eee: gr; eee? lsaqeefeh e? and sir keir france and sir keir starmer visit the white house to have those discussions in the oval office with president trump earlier in the week. one w e 7 er 7 would" w e 7 7 wouldragree. egcgunters. most would agree. friendly. then came very friendly. then came that meeting between president zelensky and president trump on which really friday, which really did not go well for ukraine, go well for ukraine, didn't go well for ukraine, didn't go well for ukraine, didn't go well for the us. are left well for the us. we are left here with this summit which was planned before all of in finith’ew iinth’eiwhitew”? iinth’eewhiteihouse. fififth’e’wmie’iiédse. on agenda new they na

and by the way, the king, king charles has a very, very soft spot for ukraine. and i'm now thinking maybe he could somehow play a background role to bring the two sides together after such a huge rupture from yesterday. >> oh that's interesting. and so this pronouncement too, that the uk is now going to speed up its $2.8 billion loan to ukraine. and i would think that trump's ears are going to pick up again about the whole loan idea, because keir starmer made it very clear that that aid prior, uh, that trump tried to make reference to was actually a gift. remember, in the oval office. i mean, starmer said, well, wait a minute. let me correct you here. it was actually a gift. so how do you suppose this to will play into the equation? >> well, yeah. as you pointed out, it is a loan. and, um, i got to tell you, frederick, ukraine is on its knees right now in terms of finances. $5 billion a month deficit. and now it's gone back to municipalities like lvov in western ukraine to ask them for more money. but, um, you know, this this kind of aid can't come fast enough.

excuse the pun, that sir keir starmer has to play, is the possibility of a visit, perhaps, by king charlesto the white house. can one administration permanently contain the narrowest of margin exists in the house of representatives. so for major legislative change, there's going to need to be some backwards and forwards between the two parties. but they don't really have a leader at the moment. we've seen the california governor, gavin newsom, put his hand up and say, "i lead the resistance," as he calls it. this so—called debt break. in other words, there is, as part of the german constitution, a restriction on the amount of money he can borrow and spend. and so i think although his party was saying they wouldn't do it in the run—up to this election, they're going to have to change the rules so that they can spend more on things that people are really caring about, and also, crucially, on defence. i mean, that's going to be a big issue for him, isn't it? i mean, in the run—up to the nato summit, he's got to come up with some bigger figure than germany is spending at the moment, hasn't he?

how believes this may be the last charles post you've just isn't in conciliation? time is running out of one of those speaking 25 years of that. all the smells that goes, you know, the people on the witnesses who would provide the best. and one is statements in front of the court. the dying you know that of getting older. so, a memory of what's happened 25 years ago, you know, is i understand, you know, they, off of the visa a divide to sit in northern coastal split by the river e. but it has a sibling sort of the north. and then they've been in the georgia solves to this day. it's amazing flash point reflected on going tensions in customer sibling. it means you're not, i'm not arguing that go so beloved. all that is, as they do globally, probably then able to handle them for the sake of this bill. this works is the theme is to deal with my goal. so i have to quote you this. it goes to say almost. so just to finish the single, the nose on the football use, would i be voided into lima for you? i'm on so did feel strong. the mission you, it needs to be with the, as w

the resilience of charles residence. they rebuild the village from the ashes, exemplified the new found energy and also it's in the kitchen garden. let's see, the non useful nice. because the look gene screen, the math almost on the screen, we call in a book in march, 2004 treasure destruct again. 13 children drowned over on the security situation to postables is too highly stable the deliberate target to help churches, demetrius and monasteries shame from an excused list. so this became the capitalist sort of the largest trouble since the end of the war. 19 people died . 9 hundreds were injured in 5000 were displaced. i went back to shaw bro, this summer i met many of the villages lions film just 5 years earlier. i was shocked when i found off the site of the leaves. some had been killed. elizabeth fun, but most of you will tell them of them. maybe see you down on the previous enabled yearbook dot com for now listen more in depth. no same is convinced of the destruction of chopra. and the institutions that followed were

so scheduled for sunday is a previously announced meeting between president zalinski and king charles to the side of the street. uh, as you heard from the street. uh you uh we saw the price for as long as the cherry street people have you just uh, a way to achieve. uh well we buy which is a long, long piece for supper. secure uh $0.75 a month with blair. take your last year, 5 minutes here. i saw a lot of people and i want you to know all the united kingdom size piece of barks on your team and matched missing tomorrow and tomorrow and a sweet side with you. historic. to do the we have only we use, i still do is so when we come to new york and really really such a as well, york is scrambling to increase financial and military aid to ukraine. germany's vice chancellor is throwing his wife behind coals for the federal government to immediately release $3100000000.00 and military assistance the cave alluding to ties between the us and europe. germany's foreign minister says a new age of ruthlessness has begun to guess. we get in touch with our station last night on the line. the new era o

charles, drop it out to 0. keith, i mean, well, a russian attack dryer and has hit a high rise apartment building in the northeast and ukrainian city of hawk. keep enjoying at least 7 people. it happened on sunday in a central part of the city. the mess is destroyed, spelt of fire and cools extensive damage to the building hall keys, also came under attack on friday and rushes. emergence re, ministry is reporting a follow you as an oil refinery in the southeast and city of east resident say they hubs explosions yourself to one to 2 in the morning. local time, most group says it's not clear what cool is the place. feel ahead on that, i'll just say era is ready. bozos is continued stimulus, how the simeon hines, the meal supplied westbank as part of it load scale, military of sold. the, had a lot of that was not in southern africa where to tropical psych loans have been menacing . the islands out east. one of those has voted to pop as it moved its wait for the south, we got another one hot on is hills hyundai. bu

charles drafted reports from steve. somebody will ship at the se, below demand cathedral and the ukranian capital built in the mid 19th century. the fresh goes created by all these items from venice. the church was closed with decades on the soviet rule of the 3 years since russia's full scale invasion. people are struggling to come to terms with what's happened in the white house between the president and the leader of the most powerful allies. on the years, we had hope that the storage moment would take place the signing of mutually beneficial agreements in washington. unfortunately, temptation prevailed and instead of p, if we got to leave any one more, this time in the political arena, initiative seems to us, i deeply appreciate everyone who supported us then and continues to support us. now . my husband has been fighting since march 2022, and i still hold on to hope that the victory will come soon. as the president meet you repeating leaders in london with another major european summit on ukraine scheduled for next

charles, drop it out to 0. keith. the israel has blocks the entry of all agents a gaza, including desperately needed food, fuel, shelter, and medicine. the 1st phase of the seas 5 deals with the moss has expired without an agreement on continuing into a 2nd stage on the ground. tell us any insight they fit a resumption of pool and food shortages, especially during the muslim holy month of ramadan. come off as accusing as well as black mile and a violating the safe spot agreement as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu says the decision to hold agents in gaza was quoted. and i said with the trump administration trucks carrying essential humanitarian. i'd have been lining up in egypt throughout the board of crossing. dr. is hoping to deliver food supplies, say the being blocked and continuing to move the agents of foreign minister condemned as well as move and urged for the full implementation of the guns the sci fi. do you know you can a somehow avoided to come up to be accepted to use it as a weapon for collectiv

charles stuff alger 0, keep as your opinion, latest has been quick to defend presence the landscape, friendship present among your own. my call says global support for k must continue i think we all know the situation. they're using a dresser, which is russia, and the people attacked, which is ukraine. i think we are, we're right to have helped ukraine and sanctioned russia 3 years ago, and to continue to do so. and when i say we, i mean, so united states and her opinions, canadians, japanese, and authors, we must think old folks who helped ever split with coast who has been fighting since the beginning because they fight for their dignity, their independence to their children. and the security of either of these simple things, or the, we must to call off on this moment. we don't wanna contain how small on the european reaction from by then we've also been hearing from people in balance from people as i say around the conference, staffing in berlin, hearing from the current, sean. so the, that's the outgoing john. so the order of shots he lost the election last sunday. he wouldn't be

charles try said joining us with the latest live from k. well, let's go to our correspondent and russia, you and your shop, a lot of us joining us from moscow. so how are the russian seeing all of those european rallying around ukraine, the latest summers in london, julia, has there been any reaction from moscow? well there's a rush as many times said that if he's against any west and peace keepers on the ground in ukraine for russia, it's a clear sign of nato expansion. and according to mole skirt a base has some saying it's biasing for now. and also russia is not going to make any territorial concessions. old lines, it's taken, it says, will remain on the russian control. the bachelor is a bonus console contention because we know that you crane is not going to give up those lines either. as russia seems to be in a stronger position on the bottle filled, it shows it's less interested in peace negotiations and you can continue facing let's make patients press secretary to mutual best. coke said, following the lead is amazing in london that

so he leaves everything up in the now i actually think charles has is now invested in this agreement. i think he, you know, at the, if you were the ends as williams e is humble pie and go to trial and say, you know, we'd be the best thing. so man, scattered out of the too much stress. he's english isn't very good. uh you know that, but he really, really likes you and he really, really wants to work with you. trump trumps of you know, he's a very forgiving person. the value of the he doesn't hold grudges and i, i think give them by i think that is why here's the rice for deal is agreement. i, i, i interesting that they will sign something. now, when the say anything, joey, them with those, any money to be made, that's a different issue, but i think they will sign something at some point i, i think this, it's a fools error and i think it's a cover. like i said, it's the, give him a when, i mean the idea of the, the amount of time and resources they go into a project, them the, it's a, it's, it's, it's huge. okay. and i think that new trump is looking for a short term when and he lost th

after those meetings, president zelenskyy met with king charles. the two discussed the war and ways of shoring up the country's defenses and working toward a peace deal. king charles agreed to meet with zelenskyy yesterday after he arrived in london for the peace summit. the king previously expressed support for zelensky and ukraine, saying the country had experienced, quote, indescribable aggression following russia's invasion. >> director of national intelligence tulsi gabbard said today the oval office blowup friday said a lot about ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky's intentions. >> when president zelensky directly challenged president trump and vice president vance in front of the media and the american people, he really showed his lack of interest in any real good faith negotiations. i can tell you there were a lot. >> gabbard went on to say zelensky would only accept a deal that led to ukraine's victory, even if it led to a third world war. however, new york gop representative mike lawler called that blowup a missed opportunity with the

also scheduled for sunday is a meeting between president lensky and king charles the say. the street. as you had from the street, you have a week for as long as i have cherry street people how you just the way to achieve? well we but which is a lot last summer. secure server side with blair. take your last care 5 minutes here. i saw a lot of people and i want you people of the united kingdom size piece of your team and matched meeting tomorrow and tomorrow and the us side with you, your story to do the yeah, we have only we use i still to us and so when we call to new york and really, really such a whole lot of minute landscape draw a crowd of supports as outside of 10 downing street and the push capital investment in of which was the as he arrived. and as the landscape medicaid pulled up to dining street, we could keep people cheering loudly for the presidency lensky outside the game, or downing street in the sign of just how when the many people here in london feel about the ukrainian president. and that was certainly reflected by his dom as body language, the british pr

oh, still, charles stratford has more now from the crating and kept so. and there was a sense of great on search and see in the crating and capital as zalinski headed to washington for the meeting meeting. that is indeed an effectively a very public route between himself and the leader of the us presidents, donald trump. so i have that sense of uncertainty now flights and even further the has however, been a great up swelling of suppose, full zalinski on social media or monks ukrainians. showing sympathy and respect is also being comment from some of his allies in government, the prime minister, dennis schmidt, how saying that? so let's q is right. the piece without guarantees would never be possible. the vast majority of the credit is that we've spoken to over the last covered day, saying resiliency was going to washington with his hands bell tied behind his back . he was being pressured into making this deal. so zalinski was very keen to point out in this meeting that ukraine, in his mind, has not been included enough in the initial stages of this dr. f

that can no longer be guaranteed charles, drop it out to 0. keith, calling the lease troops of march to the capital of a democratic republic of congo. hundreds of arms soldiers took part in the show for .

charles, drop it out to 0. keith. israel's all mean has forcibly displaced 90 percent of the palestinian population and the janine refuge account may be $500.00 houses and facilities have been destroyed since is ralph without its month long military operation in the north of the occupied westbank there all food shortages for those who remain allister is ready for? stays, cut off electricity, and rolls up. and the renewals is ready for states have for gone, demolishing highways and the notions refugee come. it's part of the load scale is ready. the ministry, a soldier, the began last month, his axles long of age. once the home filled with a lifetime of memories, no judge of all these watching his house being turned into a pile of rubble. and this was the bed, the method haley method of ha, it's the family's home at the house of joy gatherings and memories. nothing is left of it. all. everything is gone and we became displaced, picked out from our homes. i'm just family is being displaced before his grandparents

tomorrow at one one of king charles's countryside residences. that as well, i think, sends a big message from the uk. not just this political message, but a wraparound message from the uk that the king is stepping out a little bit from what he would normally do to meet with president zelenskyy. having just said that, he'll meet with president trump and witnessing what happened in the white house. i think that also sends a very strong message from the uk as well about where they stand. >> right. and especially since when keir starmer was at the white house, it was quite the presentation to hand deliver the invite coming from the king for that visit of trump. and then now zelenskyy will be having something very similar. all right. thanks so much. nick paton walsh to you in kyiv. uh, what has been the reaction there? how are people digesting all that? transpired? >> look, it's whiplash, to be honest, to go from the oval office where they found their president, in their opinion, berated for defending basic truths of how ukraine perceives where it's

good luck meeting with prince charles or king charles or whatever his name s. good luck getting him out of that. >> cow come to our house and litigate this in front of the american people which should have been litigated behind the scenes. >> to your point, jason, the treasury secretary said this is three times zelenskyy said he'd sign the deal and failed to do so. does ukraine want peace? what does ukraine want? >> jason brings up a point of the story largely overlooked by those looking for a reason to criticize vance and trump and according to to mike waltz is the closest credible source saying this on television. trump administration didn't want or need zelenskyy to sign this. they offered this deal several times without him coming here. it was zelenskyy and ukraine that mandated coming here and having the pr side of it, and that makes you question was this premeditated in was this your actual plan? was this more important than signing the deal to come here and talk directly to the american media and met with a bunch of senators before he went in to do this

keith, for charles profit is joining us from charles at one impact impact. could there be 1st of all from what was being said in london the as well the 1st of the initial impact, the way sensing is it is a gentle change in mood. of course is still painfully on certain times for ukraine, but ukrainians that waking this morning and i'll quietly encourage certainly by the level of support being expressed in london by, by your opinion. leaders in this plan put forward logic, united states by case tom or this full point plan, but because there are a whole host of issues that still needs to be tackled going forward. zalinski released the statement late last night in which he said in the near future, all of us in europe will shape powell common positions. he set the lines we must achieve on the lines. we cannot compromise on these positions will be sh. busy with uh you. busy as part of the see the stress that he thinks that that partnership with the us is strong despite what can only really be described as the was diplomatic spent between the ukraine and the us sin

mean there everything, it'll, whatever moves in ukraine, the light to say it's once a percentage of charles things of this is a, a good deal and see kind of whenever he's that he was off. he's aust, repeatedly this question. the security guard is what are your security guards when he was a kid again? so he has these 2 wants us to that. just as a says that, well, we're going to have people on the ground and you know that we're americans, you know, we don't know what, what does he mean by people on the ground, you know, contractors, military, people, security, you know, what it, what are we gonna have people on the ground and therefore no one is going to mess with us. so that's one ons. and then the other onset is, well i, you know, we know when the review. so what's the point of asking me repeatedly about the is, are we, what about this security guarantees? you know, we've got to get the deal 1st wants to go to deal, then we can talk about security guarantees. so it has these 2 ounces, but, but you know, when he was honest, um several times are you going to continue supplying um, support? yo

on sunday, vlodymyr zelensky will meet king charles, and attend a summit in london with european leadershat meeting in downing street, volodymyr zelensky told sir keir starmer "we count on your support" and said he was thankful to the uk. let's take a listen thank you. well, let me just say that you're very, very welcome here in downing street. um, and as you heard from the cheers of from the cheers on the street outside, um, you have full backing across the united kingdom. and we stand with you with ukraine for as long as it may take. and i hope you've heard some of that cheering in the street. that is the people of the united kingdom coming out to demonstrate how much they support you, how much they support ukraine, and our absolute determination to stand with you, unwavering determination and to achieve what we both want to achieve, which is a lasting peace, a lasting peace for ukraine based on sovereignty and security for ukraine. so important for ukraine, so important for europe, and so important for the united kingdom. so i'm much looking forward to our discussions here this aftern

it's time to act, time to step up and lead. on to sandringham for a private audience with king charlestha simmonds. sir keir starmer says is a crossroads in and that time to history and that it's time to act and unite a new plan act and unite around a new plan for a just and peace for a just and enduring peace in ukraine. the british prime was speaking after a minister was speaking after a key of world leaders at house. 7; the lancaster house. he said the agreed four steps to

following that summit with european leaders, ukrainian president zelenskyy met with king charles. the photo right there uk prime minister starmer was also invited. has also invited president trump to meet with the british monarch. hand-delivering. the invitation that came from the king to president trump earlier in the week. ukraine, meantime, is closely watching the developments coming out of this european summit. cnn's nick paton walsh is joining us now from kyiv. so, nick, you saw the hugs, the handshakes there from a lot of the european leaders to zelenskyy. how is that being received there in ukraine? >> i think it's been vital for ukrainians to see on the international stage, after the extraordinary scenes in the oval office on friday, to see their president and their wartime commander embraced in this way by basically pretty much all of nato without the united states though, with some exceptions. during that key summit. it's also interesting to hear keir starmer refer to how he spoke to president trump last night. we know they also spoke on friday. so now basically both day

i want to thank you and i want to thank king charles. thank you very much. we accept.on't know if the media is going to follow us, i have a feeling they might. thank you very much, i appreciate it. i'm pleased to say that the bust of one of the prime minister's greatest predecessor, wednesdayton churchill, is bush -- winston churchill is now back in its rightful place in the oval office. we're very proud of it. our meeting today and various breakout sessions we had were tremendously productive. most importantly, i provided the prime minister with an update on our efforts to end the bloody and horrible war in ukraine with russia. which would never have happened if i were president. that was not going to happen, i promise you that. after three years of hellacious conflict, approximately one million ukrainians and russians have been senselessly kill. the number i believe is much higher than that. countless schools, hospitals, beautiful ancient churches have been absolutely obliterated. to begin the process of ending this spiral of death, i had historic back-to-back calls

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