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>> kayleigh: you are looking live at the white house where president trump is set to well, emmanuel macron and 15 minutes. this is the first visit of european leader in somewhat of a diplomatic blitz. we know on thursday he will welcome peter starmer of the u.k. a mid-high stake talks about the war in ukraine, israel, nato, and beyond. we will keep you updated on all of the news as it happens as president trump is about to meet with emmanuel macron discussing tariffs, the european union and more. hello, everyone, this is to be 25 here with my cohost emily compagno, ainsley earhardt, marie harf, fox news contributor and former state spokesperson under president obama will. and tom morrow, a retired nypd inspector. well, the clock is ticking for federal workers to comply with doge elon musk reports to prove that they are in their taxpayer paycheck. there was an email on saturday night from the office of personnel management sent out to all federal workers, nearly 2 million of them and here is the subject line. what did you do last week. the email reads as you see here, please reply with appr

emmanuel macron. you are one of the most western leaders to speak to you cream before russia's invasion. what advise what recommendation could you make to president trump to make sure that this time you can get strong enough guarantees from putin to get appease deal that lasts this time. and mr. president trump, what makes you think you can trust putin in those negotiations? thank you. >> look, i will never give any advice to president trump we have from the end discussion but my experience with putin is the following. number 1 think it's good to have discussion with leaders especially when you disagree. i stopped my discussion with president putin after the war crimes because i consider that -- i mean we have nothing to get from him. now there is a big change because there is a new administration so it's a new context. there is good reason for president trump to reengage with president putin. my experience is the following and i shared it with president trump and his team. in 2014 our predecessors ne

. >> john: president trump seemed to take the podium with french president emmanuel macron about an hour from now. the white house optimistic about the opportunity to reach a deal and swiftly on the were in ukraine, but leaders are being warned by being sidelined, tensions are high rather as the day marks three years of the russia-ukraine conflict. welcome back as "america reports" rose into our number two and a busy one it will be. >> sandra: wish we had something new to cover, good to be with you. sandra smith in new york, another busy one. president trump holding peace talks to end the war in ukraine, but allies are worried about a deal that will undercut ukraine and give russia the upper end. >> john: meanwhile, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy says he is willing to step down if that means possibly bringing peace to ukraine. he is also pushing for nato membership, a move that the trump administration staunchly rejects. president trump is negotiating a multibillion-dollar rare earth minerals agreement. and looking at security guarantees for the country. >> sandra: fox team cove

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. >> emmanuel macron is going to arrive there shortly.ave a meeting with president trump after speaking with the g7. they're going to meet in the oval office and they're going to have a bilat. what is the goal of emmanuel macron today, ambassador. >> i think he's going to try to persuade president trump to say on the side of the democrats, and not to pivot to the side of the autocrats in this world. i got to say, this is just a really embarrassing, sad day for me as an american. it's the third anniversary of this barbaric invasion of ukraine, and our president is now siding with the with the dictator. he's siding with putin against the will of all european leaders. and i hope president macron makes that clear, but also, importantly, against the will of the american people. we don't have many polls where you get 80% on one side. you know better than i do about american polling, but 81% in a quinnipiac poll a few days ago. don't trust putin. only 9% support the president's view. so i hope with this meeting today, i hope with senators, repub

>> emmanuel macron thinks he was in charge of european diplomacy here. we were in the middle of the german elections. he gathered these two meetings in paris last week to discuss ukraine so he wanted to show that he has what he calls a special relationship with donald trump. trump already came to paris in december where he had a meeting with ukrainian president zelenskyy and said during the press conference that he had stopped talking with putin after the war crimes in bucha but now perhaps was a new time -- a good time and reason to reengage with the administration because macron said he believed donald trump look strong -- looked strong in front of vladimir putin. his goal was to keep them at the table of negotiations and have some form of u.s. support in light of perhaps a future cease-fire or peace deal but donald trump seemed mainly interested in this agreement on critical minerals and rare earth , where he said to recoup the money we have sent to ukraine. >> did he achieve what he set out to achieve with this visit? >> that is hard to tell, whether

i believe that emmanuel agrees with me on many of the most important issues.time. you know, that's a very interesting and horrible situation, and that could evolve into a third world war. we're not going to let that happen. should have never started, but it did. and what a mess. what a horrible, bloody mess. i'm also pleased that president macron agrees that the cost and burden of securing the peace must be borne by the nations of europe, not alone by reason. europe must take that central role in ensuring long term security of ukraine, which they want to do. and that's not a very big step. a big step is what's going to happen over the next few weeks. the united states has put up far more aid for ukraine than any other nation, hundreds of billions of dollars. we've spent more than 300 billion, and europe has spent about 100, 100 billion. that's a big difference. and at some point we should equalize, but hopefully we won't have to worry about that. we have other things happening that maybe take that out of the realm of necessity. and while we've given vast amoun

a fifth suspect, emmanuel sanchez damien. he was also arrested. the chief named him because he's over the age of 18 years old. the other suspects, apparently underage, including the suspect who they say carried out the attack and it should be noted here that the chief is using his time here to point out issues within the juvenile justice system that he says continues to perpetuate crime, and that these laws need to be toughened. >> right, in his words, a lack of consequences for juveniles who have committed crimes, as well as an issue of too many guns on the streets. ruben is there monitoring the chief's comments. we will, of course, have more for you throughout the day. leaders across the world are marking three years since the russian invasion of ukraine as attacks continue. we examine some of the latest peace talks underway now at the united nations. plus. >> pope francis remains in the hospital, but the vatican says he is in good spirits. i'm connor hanson in rome with the latest on his condition. coming up. >> and her soulful singing made her

the french president, emmanuel macron, says he's had continent's security, as the us attempts to talkd by the danish prime minister, the whole continent. is in paris and sent us this update. by france's emmanuel macron, and in many ways came as a response to some of the messaging that we've been that the us and russia are going to be having their talks about how to end the war in ukraine, from key european nations — the german chancellor, she said europe's security is at a turning point. "but it's also about us." but we did hear, for example, from the british prime minister who said that there was no solution without a us backstop. needed to be no split between the us and europe. with president trump, and he believes that he could actually be an important bridge between europe and america. european leaders to carry on the conversation. now on tuesday, of course, will be that key meeting and his russian counterpart, sergey lavrov. we be speaking to our james about the day ahead. waterhouse about the day ahead. all that come. a plane has flipped upside down as it crash landed at toronto

emmanuel is on. >> french president emmanuel macron, seeking to bring trump on to ukraine's side. >> olaf. >> good to. good to have you here. i know it was a tough, tough day yesterday. >> but a lot of change here. canada's prime minister justin trudeau leaving germany's chancellor olaf schultz, voted out, too. but this is day by day for ukraine, who welcomed a chance. >> i mean, with. >> donald trump. now, we had a conversation. it was very good conversation. thank you very much, justin, for organizing this meeting. >> minutes later, the world seemed to change again. the key u.s. ukraine resources deal close to done. >> i think we're very close. do you have something to say about that, scott? we are. >> very close. >> good. >> one yard run. >> i will be meeting with president zelenskyy. in fact, he may come in this week or next week to sign the agreement. >> just add macron to trump results in minutes. >> he's a smart customer. i will tell you that. >> sure. >> harakat al-muqawama al-islamiyya ukraine urgently needed good news and a brutal fight. a source telling cnn a final draft o

. >> emmanuel, thank you very much. great job, and it's been wonderful being with you. and say hello to your beautiful wife and we will see you again soon. we'll be speaking often. we'll get this thing worked out. we're going to get it done. so important and great job. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> good to. >> be with you i'm katy tur. >> that's president. >> donald trump and french president emmanuel macron. they're having a bilateral news conference with reporters. macron said that he believes this meeting with president trump was a turning point. we'll figure out exactly what he means by a turning point and what evidence there is to back that up. today, though, does mark exactly three years since russia launched its full scale invasion of ukraine. three years now, and after three years of a united front against vladimir putin from washington and the european union, everyone standing side by side, donald trump is turning his back on both ukraine and europe, excluding western allies from peace talks lying about who started the war and demanding ukraine pay the united

. >> emmanuel, thank you very much. great job, and it's been wonderful being with you. say hello to your beautiful wife and we will see you again soon. we'll be speaking often. we'll get this thing worked out. we're going to get it done. so important and great job. >> thank you. >> and you all have been watching a press conference with president donald trump and the french president, emmanuel macron, where they took a number of questions on a whole host of different fronts, but mainly in regards to security around ukraine and potential negotiations and prospects of what any negotiations for a lasting peace would look like. we've got a team of experts in correspondence with us as well. we've got nick paton walsh melissa bell in paris. kim dozier is a cnn global affairs analyst. she is here with us, colonel cedric leighton as well, along with alex marquardt. uh, so let's just start in the room. kim, i'll start with you. um, we heard a lot of potential ideas floated, but i think the one thing that stood out to me was, came from the french president, emmanuel macron, that a

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president donald trump says french president emmanuel macron the war in ukraine, speaking ahead of visits from both leaders to the white house next week. speaking to fox news radio, the us president also says ukrainian adding, "he's been at a meetings for three years, and nothing got done, so i don't think he's very important to be at meetings." of american security guarantees. president trump's national security adviser, mike waltz, said the bottom line was mr "zelensky is going to sign that deal in the very short term. earlier, america's envoy to ukraine struck a more conciliatory tone towards president zelensky, calling him keith kellogg said their talks on thursday were extensive and positive. our international editor, jeremy bowen, has more from kyiv. with russia's president. on a friendly radio station, added keir starmer and emmanuel macron to his list of failures in ukraine. are coming this week... they did nothing either, no meetings with russia, no nothing. they have not done anything. macron is a friend of mine, and i've met with the prime minister and he's a very nice guy, but

president trump side by side with french president emmanuel macron. macron's warning that peace must not mean a surrender of ukraine. >>> and our ian pannell with president zelenskyy. >> would you be willing to give up the presidency if it meant peace for ukraine? >> david: zelenskyy's answer making news tonight. >>> the new message of caution from the vatican on pope francis. what they're now saying as cardinals and the faithful gather in st. peter's square. >>> back in the u.s., police say the man opening fire inside a hospital, shooting a doctor, a nurse, a custodian, and then shooting several officers when they arrived, authorities say killing one of them. tonight here word now on a motive. >>> the price of eggs soaring tonight, and now denny's, the newest restaurant saying they will charge extra for meals with eggs. >>> a new strain of coronavirus discovered in china. what the cdc is saying about this tonight. >>> and she was the soundtrack to the '70s. tonight hear tributes to a legend, roberta flack. ♪ killing me softly ♪ ♪ with his song ♪ ♪ ki

much, president trump kicking off a busy week at the white house by welcoming french president and emmanuel macron, the meeting of made rise of ending tensions with the three year war in ukraine, the joint news conference set for the top of the next hour. hello, welcome, everyone, i am sandra smith in new york and great to kick off another week with you. >> john: you too, and i think we can say never a dull moment in this administration. i'm john roberts in washington and this is "america reports" as ukraine enters its fourth year of war, president trump is pressing for a peace deal with russia and last week helping press since the first time scale of ukraine, meanwhile president zelenskyy says he will step down if it means peace for ukraine and nato membership. >> sandra: the trump administration says ukraine joining nato is unrealistic. let's get right to senior white house correspondent peter doocy live at the white house with where things stand right now. peter, what can you tell us about a high-stakes meeting? >> reporter: it's ongoing right now, sandra, almost 20 minutes in progress s

and again, emmanuel, it's a great honor to have you with us at the white house. thank you very much. please. >> thank you. thank you, mr. president. thank you. donald. ministers. ladies and gentlemen. mesdames and messieurs. >> ladies and gentlemen, i'll be saying a few words in french. thank you very much, mr. president. dear donald, for your hospitality and for this visit. as you mentioned, we have had the opportunity to meet over the past few years. since your first term, we have been able to discuss matters in paris and also here at the white house. and it has always been a great joy to do that. and i would like to commend you and thank you, mr. president, for extending this friendship to france and taking part in the ceremony at notre dame that you mentioned before. it was a great honor for the french people to reopen the cathedral to the rest of the world. and your presence was a testament to that friendship. as the president said, this friendship dates back to the revolutionary war. since the beginning of the united states. and whenever we've needed to, we

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the other averages are mixed as emmanuel macron heads to the white house today.nt trump is now weighing tariffs on certain european union members to counter act foreign taxes on u.s. tech firms. treasury secretary scott bessent discussed the expansive role that tariffs are going to play yesterday on sunday morning futures. watch. >> you look at the actual tariffs, nontariff barriers underlying the currency manipulation and then whether there are any other factors as china does with unfair financing of their corporates. a fifth portion has come to our attention with these lawsuits that the eu launches against our great tech companies. so we're going to take that in the aggregate. the nature of reciprocal tariffs is that we are -- if we start matching whether it's the eu that any other country in the world with reciprocal tariffs, we're just doing what they're doing and adding in these other factors. maria: joining me now is prime capital financial director of investments, will mcgoff. good to see you. thanks very much for being here. you heard the treasury secreta

and french president emmanuel macron has a long standing relationship with the american president. he invited him to paris during his first year in office. they have had long conversations and things, so he's hoping that relationship can kind of keep him in line, if you will. but they'll be a bilateral meeting here, a lunch and then a joint press conference this afternoon. but all about ukraine, all about protecting europeans interests. dana. >> thank you so much, jeff. appreciate that. and my. at the table. and i just want to say just picking up on where jeff left off about the u.s. position when it comes to how this war even started three years ago today. this just happened at the united nations. and it certainly is a moment in the whole discussion of where the u.s. is right now vis a vis the european allies and ukraine. there was a resolution that passed at the united nations marking the three year, three years of the war, and the u.s. did not vote yes. the u.s. voted no. and among the other countries that voted no were north korea, russia, hungary and belarus. and the list goes

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emmanuel macron is hosting an emergency meeting with european leaders. 15 countries are taking part withon video link. the prime minister keir starmer is expected to host another meeting after he travels to d.c. to speak with president trump. russia's ambassador to the u.k. said president zelenskyy should hold elections to secure his legitimacy. >> could one of his demands be that president zelenskyy stands down and elections are held in ukraine? >> no one has said that. we believe since his legitimacy has come to an end, he should have elections. we do not see how we can negotiate with him. if he failed to put his signature on the agreement, he would not be elected as president. we can go into negotiations with him if there is no other way. for us, the value of such negotiations is not 100% necessary. caitrÍona: earlier i spoke with a former advisor to president zelenskyy. new see donald trump -- when you see donald trump describing president zelenskyy as a dictator, zelenskyy better move fast or he is not going to have a country left -- what goes through your mind? >> there were many m

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he said he was friends with emmanuel macron.mpts to talk to russia, he said. at the feet of those two leaders as he does at of uk—us relations? nervousness in europe about what this policy position from the us president is going to mean in the long run. of the interview that you've just conducted there, with president trump, a negotiating tactic, this idea that he is transactional. of america turning its back on its old alliances. criticisms being levelled at those two european of the interview that you've just conducted there, you know, european powers can at least hope, perhaps, that in some of this there is opportunity that some of this may be, as people often say with president trump, a negotiating tactic, a sort of maximalist position beyond which people can find compromises. this idea that he is transactional. but, you know, in terms of the worst fears, you know, critics see this as an upending of the global order of america turning its back on its old alliances. they will see further confirmation of that in these criticis

french president emmanuel macron makes a macho appeal telling president trump not to go for a "week deal." cbs's erica brown is at the white house. vatican officials report pope francis remains in critical condition, but he is showing signs of improvement, as catholics worldwide pay for him. chris livesay reports from rome. and our in-depth focus tonight, pop-up auctions, bargain prices for persian rugs and even a picasso. it seems too good to be true. spoiler, it is. those stories and more right after our news headlines. ♪ ♪ >> john: in the middle east, tanks but no talks. for the first time in more than 20 years, israeli tanks roll into the west bank to stamp out militants, says israel. palestinian officials see it as a first move to taking the territory by force. friedrich merz is germany's new conservative leader, who warns it is 5 minutes to midnight for europe amid president trump's overtures to russia. the new chancellor will form a coalition government to tackle the economy, the budget, and immigration. the far right anti-immigrant part, afd, surged to 20.8% in the election, its

casa blanca donde discutieron las posibilidades de ponerle fin a la guerra entre rusia y ucrania, emmanuelue han recibido de estados unidos. pedro: el presidente donald trump recibe el presidente de francia emmanuel macron para hablar de un posible avance que ponga fin a la guerra entre rusia y ucrania. en rueda de prensa los mandatarios se mostraron esperanzados pero Él pidiÓ cautela. intentemos conseguir algo primero que pueda ser verificado. trump insistiÓ que rusia decida el final de la guerra. creo que es muy beneficioso para rusia alcanzar un acuerdo. en la oficina oval macron y trump tuvieron diferencias. para ser francos pagamos el 60% del total de la morosidad y fue a travÉs como los estados unidos de prÉstamos, garantÍas y suspensiones. en ucrania varios lÍderes europeos se reunieron en persona con el presidente volodÍmir zelenski, en el marco del tercer aniversario del inicio de la invasiÓn rusa y participaron en una ofrenda floral. analistas dicen que zelenski corre contra el tiempo por la falta de dinero. >> la uniÓn europea no tiene un plan estratÉgico para financiar la segur

maddie beer-temple report. >> president trump welcomed french president emmanuel macron to the white house monday. welcome president macron that you talked about ending the war in ukraine 3 years after russia invaded. time to end this bloodletting, restore peace. and i think we're going to do it. president macron says the world must stand up to russian president vladimir putin. let's fight to get something first. which youth? which can checked and verified. but president trump says putin wants to make a deal. when i got here, one of the first calls i made was to president putin. and we were treated with great respect and they want they want to end this war. the u.s. ukrainian relationship has strained since inauguration day. president trump blamed ukraine for the war and called ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. a dictator solensky on a video call ask for continued u.s. support and a seat at the negotiating table. we believe that's real and lasting. >> is possible. it was 10 together. >> president trump also called for other countries to contribute more when it comes to ukraine.

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emmanuel macron is here in washington making europe's case to its u.s. counterpart donald trump. on a cordial display, talking fondly about their countries' relationship and the strength of their alliance. but not far away, the united nations aiming new york. the u.s. was at loggerheads not just with france but the rest of its european allies. the u.s. noted -- voted against a european resolution calling for the withdrawal of russian troops from ukraine along with russian allies including ukraine and belarus. the u.s. put forth its own resolution that did not mention russia's aggression at all, only to abstain from voting on it until european members added language that was critical of russia. at the white house or earlier, reporters asked mr. trump about that move. >> can you explain the rationale about having the u.s. vote against resolutions that ukraine and proposed? pres. trump: i will not explain it now, but it is sort of self-evident, i think. anchor: mr. macron told the news conference the pair had made good progress, and he said that he and mr. trump were aligned on thei

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and the high-stakes meeting at the white house, president trump side by side with french president emmanueln. macron offering praise, but warning when it comes to peace, it must not mean a surrender ukraine. he was asked if zelenskyy was a dictator. how he answered. >> reporter: three years since russia launched a massive invasion of ukraine, today at the white house, president trump and french president emmanuel macron pressed about their deep divisions when it comes to the future of ukraine. >> i've spoken to president putin, and my people are dealing with him constantly and they want to end this war. >> reporter: with allies in europe who have been left out of recent negotiations between the u.s. and russia, watching closely, macron making it clear this war can't end in russia's favor. >> this peace must not mean a surrender of ukraine, it must not mean a cease-fire without guarantees. this peace must allow for ukrainian sovereignty and allow ukraine to negotiate with other stakeholders regarding the issues that affects it. >> reporter: when pressed, trump again refusing to call vladimir

followed several leads until they pinpointed five suspects, all juveniles except for 18 year old emmanuel sanchez. damien of campbell was tragically just in the wrong place at the wrong time. david was a standout boxer with a gladiator boxing gym in redwood city. he was also a student at sequoia high school. e school was out for winter break last week, so many students were not formally aware of what happened until they returned to school today. yeah, i mean, 15 years old. he's young, so, you know, sad story. alex says he knew david well. we used to go to this boxing gym. that's how i met him in eighth grade. you know, we used to be partners, boxing partners. and that's really how i met him. he was like a really cool guy to hang out with. the police chief used the tragedy to talk about ongoing concerns about the juvenile justice system, especially when it comes to taking a life. the 13 year old suspect was arrested. if found guilty of this, murder is likely to see no more than eight months in an unlocked ranch facility. juveniles under the age of 14 don't get sent to juvenile hall even fo

president trump hosted french president emmanuel macron at the white house as the two talked with otherorld leaders about how to bring an end to the conflict. erica brown has more from the white house. >> reporter: president trump says he will soon be meeting with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy. >> i will be meeting with president zelenskyy. in fact, he may come in this week or next week to sign the agreement. >> reporter: the trump administration has been pushing ukraine to grant the u.s. access to deposits of rare earth minerals. ukraine has one of the world's largest deposits of graphite and lithium which are used to make batteries for electric vehicles, as well as titanium. trump said a deal would help pay back billions to u.s. expense supplying weapons for the war. >> we're i think getting very close to getting an agreement where we get our money back over a period of time. >> reporter: while more than a dozen western leaders gathered in kyiv monday to show their support for ukraine, french president emmanuel macron looked to make that case with trump at the white house. >

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i would like to say the meeting emmanuel macron that takes place later on today. zelenskyy seems to be effectively pushed out of the deal, he does not get a say in this country's peace deal. are you okay with that congers been? >> these are preliminary talks and certainly it's okay for the united states to consult with their major allies the ones that are in theater as well not being france and britain to see where they sit. we have committed spent or committed $175 billion to ukraine and that you collectively is about a little north of $150 billion they have been there for ukraine as well and as the president said we need this to stop, kamala harris is in joe biden's plan was a continued war of attrition which doesn't serve anybody's interest at all. i love the fact that the president is taking bold action and a deal for ukraine will have to give them security guarantees moving on because they don't want to or three year cease-fire where putin comes back in and tries again that has to be prevented. at the same time we have got to stop sending 30 and $40 billion a

emmanuel macron said he would have to mecren. said he wee!!!e te if france's mecren. seie he wee!!! heave !e if france's commercial react if france's commercial interests were threatened. a stock market fall 7 track overnight, days after import taxes were imposed on goods into the us from china, on president trump's announcement. cheaper local products. our north america correspondent nomia iqbal spoke briefly to the president last night and sent us this update. and showed no signs of let up, saying the uk could be in sight. next on the tariff? it will definitely happen with the european is an have done. this in the discussions that i've had with president trump, trading relationships. like the american tariffs, items such as american beer, wine and bourbon. _ stop illegal immigration and the flow of drugs into the us. the tariffs are going to get worse, a lot worse. european fell after donald european stock markets fell after donald trump after donald'tremp announced measures. after donald'tmm-pannouncect w- that those measures. he has been gi

look at viktor orban, the afd, so there is a reason why emmanuel macron just gathered european countriesu is not able to act because of many issues that vance addressed, issues fueling a culture war, a cultural war that already existed. same situation. tom: just, yeah, jana, do you think there will be no agreement on joint defense? jana: so i am hoping for something that connects the eu as a powerful incident but what is debated is the budget because there is no agreement, that could include the u.k. and norway. tom: what should security guarantees for ukraine look like and should we have boots on the ground? jana: we need something that deters russia and many are convinced the only thing would be american troops for guaranteeing that america was with us if european troops get attacked but that does not seem likely. pete hegseth said no article five, no boots on the ground, but europeans have made their own contributions in ukraine conditional to american support so we are in a trap. tom: how do german elections change the dynamic? >> actually less than one would hope or think. yesterday

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