defense spending, mr.peaker, already supports more than 430,000 jobs across the united kingdom, and i'd like to recognize the contribution made by the workers in burrow and furness. >> speaker, in my constituency, the planning inspector chose to use the term gray belt to pass a battery energy storage system application before the order was laid in this house to change the nppf and without recognizing the moratorium for local authorities to manage their local plans. this decision failed to recognize the green belt that protects us against urban sprawl, and it failed to recognize the proximity to a school, a church, and a graveyard. so can the prime minister define what gray belt actually is, or is it simply a gray area to allow for inappropriate development? >> i'm not across the details of the individual case that she raises, as she will understand, but i am in favor of making sure that we can have the infrastructure and the houses that we need to grow our economy. one of the problems we had in the last 14

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defense spending, mr.peaker, already supports more than 430,000 jobs across the united kingdom, and i'd like to recognize the contribution made by the workers in burrow and furness. >> speaker, in my constituency, the planning inspector chose to use the term gray belt to pass a battery energy storage system application before the order was laid in this house to change the nppf and without recognizing the moratorium for local authorities to manage their local plans. this decision failed to recognize the green belt that protects us against urban sprawl, and it failed to recognize the proximity to a school, a church, and a graveyard. so can the prime minister define what gray belt actually is, or is it simply a gray area to allow for inappropriate development? >> i'm not across the details of the individual case that she raises, as she will understand, but i am in favor of making sure that we can have the infrastructure and the houses that we need to grow our economy. one of the problems we had in the last 14

in europe and security defense in united kingdom, between defense in europe and security, defense me not to kingdom well, a number educated today that they wanted to be part of the move forward looking element i will relevant speak for them in terms of exactly how they will make that known and what the contribution 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 qu

laura maccarone the county civil defense director. civil defense. the weather service. what is the location of the tornado? 13 miles southwest of greater cincinnati airport, moving towards the northeast, 50 miles per hour. okay, i'm going sound the sirens. because that's a test. what's the matter with the sirens? are they stuck? what do we have to do to get these -- sirens turned off? this is not a test. a w secure the local emergency broadcast station national weather service says it has sat a tornado near the greater cincinnati airport. here is the national weather service. the latest report, it is a funnel cloud and it looks to be about 200 feet off. no, no. it is touching the ground. what is it doing now? heading toward how quickly the emergency operating is manned by civil defense and members of the hamilton county disaster council. it was emergency c. go ahead. the tornado tornado bring down. it's really been a huge. funnel rips across the ohio river passes just west of cincinnati, roars on through hamilton county. so. about 808 five feet increase. a reported 463

cool for a massive surge in europe's defense. how realistic is it for countries to increase the defense budgets for me and is realistic to the extent to the sense of urgency. is that mean? it's very clear that on the huh. yes, indeed, defense spending has been increasing your and your because of that aspect to age. but it still remains significant to the isn't all the costs of the world says in the much, much low at the russians defense spending. and, and so indeed, you look good russians, defense spending illness amounts to how much you are. pins collectively have been spending and to get that right. so yeah, it is k as a group of $29.00 of the richest countries and the wells obviously including both the united kingdom and uh, no way older than all members of the european union can be doing a lot more. the reason why they haven't been do a lot more is because essentially up until mitre, now, that has been a sense that the united states was an ally in your this is really what has, and this became becoming sort of fundamentally, o

defense attorney: ok. attention that you did, in fact, forget to book in a few recordings into evidence for this? yes. keith morrison: gerald admitted reports had gone unwritten and evidence was actually lost, like jose tavera's first police interview. defense attorney: and did you actually receive an official reprimand for the poor quality of work you did in this case? i don't remember that. defense attorney: you don't remember getting a major disciplinary action because you kept evidence from this case in your office? in writing? no. keith morrison: gerald said her memory has been fuzzy, since a 2010 horse riding accident, something that happened three years after the slip-ups on the birgfeld case. and then came the alternate suspect. the guy who called paige from that motel 6. defense attorney: and in that storage unit, you had numerous guns, right? i did have. keith morrison: this former client who allegedly discussed killing paige. defense attorney: did you tell ms. whalen that you had killed ms. birg

let's talk about efficiency at the defense department. last year the navy asked for 260 billion to buy everything from ships to night vision goggles and one reason it cost so much, defense contractors slipped provisions that deny sailors access to maintain or repair equipment. so i want to give you an example, the navy's combat ships operate close to shore to hunt mines. but this ship has been bogged down with maintenance issues. sailors are not allowed to make repairs themselves because lockheed martin and general dynamics don't let them have access to the necessary materials. the navy has to fly contractors out to these ships which adds millions of dollars in travel costs and delays missions. these kinds of extra costs and delays to fly contractors to the u.s. waters. is this an efficient use of dollars? mr. phelan: i don't think so. government full accountability office found that there were some improperly calibrateors. it seems like an easy fix and go in and recalibrate. the navy's tech chons were denied the information to do that. e

ranking member, and you're now the ranking member of the the lead appropriations subcommittee for defense. we've gone from soft power to hard power, but i want to say that when i bumped into you in the hallway the other day, it seemed like soft power was was still a big part of what you're focused on. in fact, i happen to be part of a conversation where somebody from the foreign aid community, you know, approached you and was talking about the impact of the foreign aid freeze and and it was clear to me that you're still very much enmeshed in what's happening there and the impact and so i just wanted to give you an opportunity to just can you explain for us kind of what's what's the state of play right now, you know, what's been the impact of the of the foreign aid freeze? >> so thanks for a chance to be on, thanks to the audience, massive and harmful and bluntly. quite likely irreversible and immoral and illegal. so having chosen a couple of adjectives, let me justify and support a couple. i was the co-author of the 2024 sfopsa probes bill that specifically says you cannot restructure, re

i have asked defense officials to justify these so called economies. but they've been unable, or at least to provide any meaningful figures, whatever are any, to prove that moving 7500 jobs out of new york state, texas to georgia, virginia will save the taxpayer money. until i see the proof i may be a new yorker, but also from missouri. finally, i have a letter here, a non smoker in chautauqua county who says every night sit for hours watching people on tv making chimneys of their noses. senator, i hope you'll give up smoking and set a good example. well i guess some surprising letters these days. i've anticipated this one by a little more than 50 years. it's been about that long since i smoked a cigaret at last one made a real impression. it made of corn silk wrapped in comic strip paper. and when lit it up, it burst into flames and nearly scarred me for life. i've been a little wary of all these years and now. well, i'll leave. well enough alone. this is senator kenneth

the war in ukraine has awakened european government they need to invest in defense european defense spending across the board with production increases as well. i thought happening at the speed and scale it requires. in this prelude to world war iii they need to step it up. then you step it up. donald trump's idea is a brilliant idea we in gauge with ukraine we build the economy while we are building ours. we help exploit their rare earth minerals that we have access to while we access them. we should benefit them. it keeps the russians off their tail and keeps the chinese off their tail. meanwhile for us china, russia, india are all competing throughout the third world third mostly. for these minerals. russia is taking over the arctic circle tent military basis it with the support of china, donald trump says wait that's a huge problem. greenland, you've got minerals. greenland you are there theater navigable waters of the arctic circle. we need to have a new relationship with greenland. so the president sees this he is not-the democrats and more by advising zelensky to kill this deal than a

one that is crucial to the defense of his country defense that will be home put in the us, pulls that supports for ukraine. it's something that europe and leaders who be meeting the lensky install. i'm a here in london on sunday. now. well, in my personal opinion, if anyone is in the position to achieve an end to this will finish the united states. they have the potential to achieve this. no one else. some of them is the lensky should return to the negotiating table with the us. he should sit down calmly at the table and negotiate a solution which will make ukraine safe. but fast as the lensky will meet the purchase king privilege only awarded with the agreement of the government. at the end of a long day of diplomacy, questions remain. what difference will the show of support make me the end of a city to reach out to the euro? london as this just in us position has left europe and governments scrambling to increase financial and military age to ukraine. gem and the vice chancellor of robot hall back has thrown his wage behind calls for the federal government to immediately release $3

. cyber command is a defense operation. so the fact that if we actually pull back where we may monitor them with what they're doing, but i think we'll pull back and just give russia free rain. and that will be very dangerous. because to think that they will not come back to us and leave us alone is silly. me dirty with a grasp too many things indeed taking time to join us. thank you. china is gearing up for this. he has top government meetings known as the 2 sessions and the sets take place this week. thousands of delegates a gathering and badging to approve legislation bunches and appointments for the coming in katrina. you reports from badging, the. 2 thousands of government officials, military leaders, and business people are in the aging to attend the annual 2 sessions meetings. in the coming days, they will set out china's priorities for the year. and while the most powerful people will be center stage, orders, citizens will be watching closely, hoping for solutions to some of the challenges they are facing. so indeed,

not only did not cut the defense budget, he put in an increase for it. very controversial at the time, but i think set the stage for us to be successful in in world war two. so that was truth to power moments or you got to be ready for them when they come and you have to have, i think, the the moral fortitude and the, frankly, lack of concern for how it goes through your career to to to speak truth to power. yeah, i was in many of those pentagon briefings and press conferences, and i think there was a succession of generals who would say the next six months are critical and we can get the afghan forces to where we need them to be. and there's every couple of months they come out and say the same thing, right? and it's but in contrast. right, people say, well, you know, that is just that's an impossible task. i point out that we have had troops working alongside the south korean army for the better part of 70 years. and in the 1950s, south korea had no military, no police force. i mean, they were literally devastated, no government to speak of by japanese

josh mankiewicz: that's a defense attorney's nightmare-- yeah.e, i'm going to commit this crime, and then they're later charged with that crime. correct. josh mankiewicz: as the trial came to an end, diren's friends gathered to support his visiting parents. anna: there was a huge group of kids who went to the closing statements. so we went to support them on those last days. we filled up the stands with-- or the seats with i don't know how many kids. a tree in front of our house became, essentially, the memorial for diren. and more and more things showed up that-- so we felt more and more loved by missoula than we probably ever have just because they were trying to show support for us. josh mankiewicz: but jurors had to consider the law, and nothing else. here's how the prosecution laid it out. the issue in this case-- what the defendant believed at the time he shot and killed diren dede. was that belief reasonable? and was the deadly force used necessary? that's your issue. josh mankiewicz: jurors went to deliberate, and after eight hours over t

uh, uh uh, we sat for a long time and a new loan signed to boost you cranes defense. but what the lensky needs the most is, was stopped to use his own successful meeting with donald trump and act as a bridge between the us and ukraine. the lensky arrived at dining street as a president under pressure, bruised by his encounter with donald trump. and what he hopes now is that the british prime minister can help him repair that relationship. one that is crucial to the defense of his country defends that will be home put in the us, pulls that supports for ukraine. it's something that europe and leaders who be meeting the lensky in style. i'm a here in london on sunday. now. well, in my personal opinion, if anyone is in the position to achieve an end to this will finish the united states. they have the potential to achieve this, no one else. some of them is lensky should return to the negotiating table with the us. he should sit down calmly at the table and negotiate the solution, which will make you crime safe. but fast as the landscape will meet the purchase, king privil

well, benjamin freedman is policy, director of defense priorities. he says regional potent is unlikely to struggle to negotiate with his route when they are fox by the trump administration. steve wake up, who is the envoy who is handling the negotiations for the united states? i mean, he has a good relationship with the guitar governments. the trumpet, ministration tends to be close to us tropic industries and certainly was to saudi arabia. so, you know, i think they have a voice, the regional governments. the problem i think is that this president is notably close, not really to man yahoo himself but to the is really right wing in there uh that occurs in the united states. so i worry that the voices of people following for the implementation of the size of the ceasefire deal that was negotiated will be drowned out by uh more right wing voices in the united states. and israel issue uh is we'll uh israel agree where they ever planning to agree in a real way to pulling their troops out of gaza. or did they just sort of agree to that in a future phase,

he declared a coalition of the willing will be riley's defense and crate. the boss will hear from connor's 1st female boxing well champion. he'd be the oldest to witness sites . the next joining us i'm boss, has rejected his rouse to mine for an extension to phase wall. and if the goal is to cease by ideal, accusing a blackmail over to months, released small captives, israel's prime minister, benjamin destiny, all who is refusing to enter into the 2nd phase of the deal. we should agree to last month. that would have seen the release of the remaining is ready, captive is a complete withdrawal of israeli troops of gaza at an end to the war the the other done a deal. uh, what the if the thing yeah, wants to continue committing text strikes, genocide instead of ation again in front of the world. then it's the responsibility of the world to confront and detour him. yes, let's do it. we say that the cease fire agreement exists and we should move forward with implementing it. we will not leave our lands or succumb to threats on sunday as well, blocks with food and

was that the chief says defense need to boost surgeon. can you have to read to and told that i will present a comprehensive plan to read on 0 on the 6 of the much when we have i was your a cleaning house into the old. i have understood that after a long time of the investment is this and all of that's most important to step out of the defense investment for that long period of time. the flurry of activity will come so to cranes and baffled president him meeting the precious king an invitation that will boost morale, but one, the king had extended to president donald trump too. and as the lensky address done, lyft before flying out, the american president was on his mind. should we or was there a we count on assistance from the united states of america. without a doubt, i think stopping such assistance will only help pollution. and because of that, i think that the united states and representatives of the civilized world leaders of this world definitely won't help putting defined, or diplomatic. anytime we'll tell the land of a city to rea

and you are paying leaders and defense partners and support of ukraine. thomas was about a combination of the winning, which couldn't defend you. frank s a p steel with rushes, the great off is cooling on as well to proceed with towards on the 2nd phase of golf. sees funding and as of late in january, as well as comments to benjamin netanyahu is refusing to enter into discussions on wants and extension of face one. and a staffing attack in the northern is right in the city of hyphen has left a number of people injured. that happened to the busy transport station emergency teams are tracing at least 5 people, but the ones set to be in a critical condition as well as prime minister benjamin netanyahu has appeared in court for an ongoing trial and to an edge corruption nothing yahoo has been charged with full breach of trust and accepting bribes in 3 separate cases. he's the 1st thing is why i needed to take the stab as a criminal defendant. he denies the wrong doing as well as ami has forcibly displaced 90 percent of the palestinian population and the janin

his ties with the us department of defense is military and scientific specialization. is insects as deadly disease carriers and joshua boss to live? philip typical us leveled them. what is that? i'm what's going on with that development across club, but 10 subjects is job group, but have to go with knowing that i'll be sonya docket that on both sides adults toys to know um, but it does not change. it doesn't work. of those 2 adults stores to up so just the kids, what else that i was trying to do more than i think it was huge, contained that it says that i was only more stories at the last sort of thing. and bill of that cannot also know up to 2 when it comes down that it's an improve model of the goes bomb. showcased the unit 731 museum in hobbin. and i did it still not some of the know from the center of bottled water. so i don't know sort of thing and now we're not showing it. so for schools to sort of, most of them, your new national products ducks put in as white some gas that, you know, most of the week of cause noticed that the products uh, used to comment up. so

this document discovered by jeffrey silverland in georgia list the country's hospitals, way us defense experts conducted research. it contains the following. volunteer. dest won't be from david pointed to the military hospital, i of a, the, the study will be, can, doug did, according to the protocol, as in compliance with the regulatory requirements of georgia and the us department of defense system. and try to tell the world about these dangerous experiments. see what kind of disease is and what kind of community they have. they are designing ways that they get sick, they can help them. but the also designing ways that they can people who have immunity, they can have a virus that is stronger than their immunity bodies investigation into the victims of the gullibility band test was never published by any major europeans on us. publication struck a science. so gonna initialize, what are you sure. then you put the g as in your um the slip to any tiny and like what your misquoted you he is like on the enter the i think i thought it for a while to ensure us here. i just have to our new to

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they've signed a $2800000000.00 loan agreement, funds or support keeps defense capabilities against russia. so as case visit to england follows a bruising encounter during a ton of eyes meeting with the us president donald trump, and his vice president j. d events. on friday, the meeting was dom up again with the bushes lead us stressing how welcome zalinski is in london. it was a way to say the street uh, as you had from the street view. uh, we can try it for as long as uh, cherry street. people how do you try to sign a way to achieve uh well, which is a secure uh, 7 price. i'd like to take your last 5 minutes here. i sold a lot of people and i was you people of the united kingdom size piece of course on your team and matched meeting tomorrow. and um and a sweet side with you, your story to do the we have only we use i still do is we call to new york and really, really such love them as the landscape draw a crowd of supposes outside of 10 downing street in the bushes capsule lane investigating which was the as he arrived as the landscape medicaid pulled up to dining street, we could see i

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s. department of defense system and try to tell the world about these dangerous experiments, see what kind of diseases and what kind of community they have. they're designing ways that they get sick, they can help them. but the, they're also designing ways that they can people who have immunity, they can have a virus that is stronger than their immunity bodies investigation into the victims of the gullibility band test was never published by any major europeans on us publications. struck a science. so gonna have new shows that i've looked at you show a new pro at g as in year um the slip to an eastern time. you know, it's like what your, my score was you. he is like one hampton, the i think i thought of bringing my new address here is that, do i need to bring concerning a hold of them or what i cheer, turn them off even though it is concerning, is are down here, but it was easy and guys, the dimension is 0, is that the use of wonder, what any uh, you put it was usually what they can use, but that, but it does show social and then let me see. so i can show silverman believes luca buys

kori schake, head of defense policy at the conservative american enterprise institute, is troubled by what concerns you most about the relief of the jags? >> they are the people who advise military commanders on what is lawful and what is not, and i worry that they are relief by the secretary sends a message that he is encouraging lawlessness by the force, or tolerant of lawlessness by the force. >> reporter: hegseth's move comes after the unprecedented terminations of brown and franchetti. >> it is sending a message that you don't value the talent that is in the force. >> reporter: to replace brown, the president has chosen dan "razin'" caine, who will come out of retirement to take the job. >> i think generally it sends a poor signal to the force when you recall from retirement someone to put in the leadership. i don't know general caine, but we shouldn't lack confidence that he is serious about the undertaking. >> reporter: an undertaking that will involve following orders of the commander-in-chief and defense secretary who are bringing a dramatic change to the pentagon. >> has the

british prime minister keir starmer pledged about $2 billion to supply 5,000 air defense missiles forthe fourth year of its war with russia. >> the 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. >> reporter: starmer said he, along with zelenskyy and french president "emilia perez" agreed to work on a peace plan to present to the u.s., which has discussed brokering a deal. >> to succeed, this effort must have strong u.s. backing. >> reporter: sunday's gathering followed the extraordinary public scolding of president zelenskyy by president trump and vice president j.d. vance. >> right now you don't have the playing cards. >> i am the president in a war. >> millions of people. you're gambling with world war three. >> interrupted on live tv just as the ukrainian leader was to sign a multibillion rare earth minerals deal that was scuttled in the dust-up. >> you don't fly a quarter across the world for a signing ceremony for a deal with the president of the united states and turn into it a debate on america

to spend more on defense. the british really just spoke about the development of a so called coalition of the willing, which would defend you crying in the event of a peace deal with russia. he also refused to cool the united states an unreliable elyse stressing that any plans of pacing new crime would go through washington fis . and so we have read some important steps today. first, we will keep the military flowing and keep increasing the economic pressure on russia to strength and ukraine. now, 2nd, we're treat any last thing face must, it shows you cried silver and se unsecure to do trading must be up. the table said, in the event of a peace deal, we will keep boosting ukraine's own defensive capability to detect any future invasion falls. we will go further, develop a coalition of the willing to defend a deal and you try to guarantee the piece a lot different medicaid is a james by his joins us from london. we that meeting has just wrapped up a short time ago. just can you just talk us through what's part

one that is crucial to the defense of his country defends that will be home, put in the us, pulls that support for ukraine. it's something that europe and lead us who be meeting the lensky install. i'm a here in london on sunday. now. well, in my personal opinion, if anyone is in the position to achieve an end to this war, and it's the united states, they have the potential to achieve this, no one else. some of them is lensky should return to the negotiating table with the us. he should sit down calmly at the table and negotiate the solution which will make you crime safe. but fast as it lensky will meet the brushes king privilege only awarded with the agreement of the government. at the end of a long day of diplomacy, questions remain. what difference will this show support? make me the end of a city which out 0, london the heads on the images era. i'm person salumi in new york where 3 pro talestine student activists are taking their university to court. i'll have the details coming up the, the muslim community in diana, living in a fiber and caribbean called to this country. we're bl

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on defense. now we are spending 3.5% of g.d.p. on defense. historic lows. i think senator wicker and others who called for 5% defense spending makes a lot of sense. so that should be investments in the coast guard. also investments in our naval power more broadly. the united states has really fallen behind here and it has been u.s. dominance on the high seas that has enabled the u.s.-led order since 1945. so i think this is a major problem and major investments are needed. mrs. biggs: thank you for your comments. i yield back. chair gimenez: thank you. i now recognizes the gentleman from puerto rico, mr. hernandez. mr. hernandez: thank you. i support efforts to counter chinese influence in latin america and the caribbean. to do that we need to strengthen our own ports in latin america and the caribbean. both for economic development and for public safety reasons. ports like the one we have in san juan are important for the island's economic development and emergency response preparedness. federal investments in infrastructure are critical for strengthening

and the united states are extraordinary defense relationship. it is going to be critical for european members of nato to make the transition of taking charge of nato as there are being expected to. also, the u.k. has met some strong commitment to ukraine. i also referenced poland and the u.k. showing of a very large considerable support in the u.k. and still supporting ukraine as across of europe. so, the case is going to have to be met and prime minister starr has met commitment of the depth of u.k., even willingness to deploy some troops onto the ground and any peace keeping operation. so, the important thing is to get all of this across to president trump and, you know, the best way we can. again, i don't want to put words into his mouth. i am sure he's thinking carefully and president macron is already here. we are seeing all european leaders at this particular point realizing this is the daunting and very much of a new era and they are to figure out where they themselves stand but how they're going to manage the relationship with the united

the funds will support keeps defense capabilities against russia. as that's case visit to england follows a bruising encounter during a televised meeting with donald trump. and his vice president, j. d. events on friday was wondering, is missing, with some of the landscape will meet adults and the european leaders for defense summit on sunday. also scheduled for sunday is a meeting between present landscape and came charles, it was a way to say to the street uh as you had from the street. uh you uh we saw the price for as long as the cherry street people call. yeah. how you just uh, a way to achieve. uh well we but which is a lot last summer. secure uh $0.75 a month to take your last 5 minutes here. are you there? i sold a lot of people and i want you people of the united kingdom size piece and thoughts on your team and match to the meeting tomorrow and tomorrow. and the us side with you store the, we have only we use i still to us. and so, when we call to new york, and really, really such a lot of of them as lensky drew a crowd of supports as outsi

one that is crucial to the defense of his country defends that will be home put in the us, pulls that supports for ukraine. it's something that europe and leaders who be meeting the lensky install. i'm a here in london on sunday. now. well, in my personal opinion, if anyone is in the position to achieve an enter this world, soon as the united states, they have the potential to achieve this, no one else. some of them is the lensky should return to the negotiating table with the us. he should sit down calmly at the table and negotiate the solution which will make you crime safe. but fast as the landscape will meet the purchase king privilege only awarded with the agreement of the government. at the end of a long day of diplomacy, questions remain, what difference will the show support make the city the rich out? 0 london, nato secretary general mark was a as a painting for com. following the trump savanski sped, he says, he reminded that ukrainian president, why the parent the relationship is vital. what it is, let's what i said to zalinski is look at what trump has done in the best. fo

supplied patriot air defenses. caitlin, you spoke late tonight with the secretary of state, marco rubio, and he's an interesting one because he's been one of the most vocal supporters of ukraine through the years. prior to entering the trump administration. did he defend trump's demeanor tonight? >> oh, full throated defense. and i don't think that's surprising. that is one thing that we saw emerge almost immediately from this. all of the cabinet secretaries who were in that room have come out in full force and defended trump. the other person who came out right away at the white house was senator lindsey graham, also a strong supporter of ukraine, someone who knows president zelenskyy and has met with him, including just this morning had a pretty friendly breakfast with other u.s. senators with him. he is saying that zelenskyy may need to resign in this moment because he doesn't believe the negotiations can really continue in good faith between between the u.s. and ukraine. i asked secretary rubio if he agrees wit

he said that was extremely important. 3rd point of this plan was to keep boosting ukraine's own defense capabilities. obviously, by providing military aid and financial hardware. and his 4th and final point was to further the coalition of the willing to try and find as much support in europe and beyond, to guarantee long term pace for you crime. but also if the europe as well. he also went on to say that not every nation in europe will be able or willing to contribute to this, but that comp stop us from moving forward, especially in the short to me. also it spoke briefly about donald trump in the us off to that to mulch was amazing that let me ask you heads with donald trump in the white house as well. he said that he can get a positive outcome from the united states with this plan would join now by out diplomatic. it is a james base is obviously been standing by watching and listening very closely to what test i'm had to say the terms. can you just run this through exactly what you might of, of us down this comments? well, he has a plan. he has a plan that he hasn't yet sold to the ame