marco.is the regime that backs ortega in nicaragua. it's the regime that backs maduro in venezuela. it's the regime that backs the post-castro regime in cuba. marco. that's the russia we're talking about. >> when you listen to what he said, did you agree with any of the points that he made in terms of of not talking ill of putin? because that's not helpful as a negotiation is being done? >> come on, let's get our big boy pants on here. vladimir putin is one of the coldest, blooded, cold blooded individuals i've ever met. he knows what the back and forth means. it's not that he's timid about coming to the table. he doesn't need to. trump's got the the blood running in his direction. he just needs to sit there and get more. this is this is the exact opposite of the way to negotiate with putin, the russians. i can tell you from arms control, negotiations beyond counting are better than anybody else at taking concessions, putting them in their pocket and then saying, what have you got for me now

senator mark kelly served with marco rubio on the intelligence committee.met with president zelensky this with president zelensky this week, and he joins me next. ♪ (male vo) big. (female vo) small. essential. (male vo) big. small. essential. (female vo) big. small. (male vo) essential. (female vo) grande. (male vo) pequeño. (female vo) esencial. no matter what business you're in, verizon business has the network and solutions you need to power it. mean, look at that transformation. >> want smoother, firmer, younger looking skin on your body? over 2 million women, just like you, have trusted and seen incredible results. >> from nurses to real estate agents, even celebrities, women everywhere are choosing crepe erase, america's number one system for dry, crepey skin. because it works. >> now's your chance to reclaim youthful, radiant skin with crepe erase. >> i know you're seeing changes in the skin on your body. don't panic. it's never too late to transform yourself and your skin. >> crape erase has been delivering smoother, firmer, younger looking skin for

senator mark kelly served with marco rubio on the intelligence committee.ith president zelensky this with president zelensky this week, and come on. you should go to t-mobile, and they'll give you a brand new iphone 16 on them. shhh! go to t-mobile, and get iphone 16 with apple intelligence on us on our most popular plans. plus get up to $800 when you switch. ♪♪ redness. >> in one. >> minute and. >> look. >> at the difference. >> my eyes look. >> brighter and whiter. (vo 1) about 1 in 5 people with fatty liver disease have nash which can lead to cirrhosis. (man) i thought i had fatty liver disease but it's actually nash and it's scarring my liver. ♪ rezdiffra ♪ (vo 1) rezdiffra is the first and only treatment for nash with moderate to advanced liver scarring without cirrhosis. it works directly in the liver to help reduce scarring and reduce nash. (vo 2) before taking, tell your doctor about liver or gallbladder problems or if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or plan to be. serious side effects include liver injury, gallstones, gallbladder/pancreas inflamma

so, does he understand marco rubio was sitting right there.o one told milwaukee what to say there. number two is the russians are losing a thousand troops a day. if you read the "new york post" today, they interviewed 25 people ukrainian prisons. no one knew what they were fighting for. this they were all there because they were threatening their families or that they had absolutely no money and promised to pay their families if they got killed. literally doing human sacrifices. so there's a chance that the russians might be -- we're great at misreading the russians when they were soviets, too. there is a chance they might be hollowed out and might be ready let's just put the ball in their court. everyone in u.k., just sign this deal, put it in the russians court. if they are going to insist on elections, more lands, not returning the children, and knocking a million man force to 85,000. everyone will know they are not sincere. >> lawrence: zelenskyy doesn't want to do it. i think that's the problem right now. is he show boating. he went over

marco rubio has not. that's been a great disappointment to many of his former colleagues in the senate. >> you have been trying to lead your party, lead your colleagues in being aggressive, in pushing back, as we've heard a lot this morning against donald trump. you're skipping his joint address to congress on tuesday. you believe other democrats, house and senate democrats should do the same and why? >> oh, i think every democrat needs to make up their own mind. i think that state of the union speech is going to be a farce. i think it's going to be a maga pep rally, not a serious talk to the nation. i think donald trump is going to spew a series of lies about his alignment with russia, about what he's trying to do to allow elon musk to essentially monetize the american government, to enrich musk and his billionaire crowd. and i'm just not going to be a part of that. listen, the case i'm making to democrats is that we have to fight every single day, every single day. republicans flood the zone. democrats

afirma que no tiene porque disculparse el secretario de estado marcÓ rubio tambiÉn comentÓ sobre la reuniÓnctas medidas de seguridad, se presenta en una corte de nueva york, el narcotraficante mexicano rafael quintero y vicente carrillo fuentes. les diremos que sigue ahora para ellos y los otros narcotraficantes enviados a estados unidos. empeora la salud del papa francisco tras un incidente respiratorio. las prÓximas horas serÁn claves para valorar las secuelas como para haber. el conductor de un autobÚs escolar se convierte en hÉroe al salvar a los niÑos de las llamas que se desataron en el vehÍculo. ♪ ♪ ♪ elian: muy buenas noches. agentes de ice y de el fbi realizaron un operativo en los Ángeles frustrado por vecinos y activistas pro migrantes, mientras la policÍa del condado dice que no participa en la vigilancia civil de migraciÓn. jaime: esta fue la reacciÓn de repudio contra los agentes de la patrulla fronteriza que hoy realizaron varios operativos para el arresto de migrantes en los angeles. >> yo le preguntÉ por quÉ venÍa? me dijeron que tenÍa una orden de juez, pero por quÉ? bajar

first, elon musk is more in control of the department of state than marco rubio is. i mean, we've seen that with the dismantlement of a and the and the freezing of very important national security and foreign policy programs. but the second thing is what we witnessed here with respect to president zelensky, which is marco rubio essentially joining the vice president and president as bullies and throwing the ukrainian people under the bus. this was, you know, a terrible betrayal, in my view, of the principles and values the united states has stood for. it's a betrayal of the people of ukraine and, of course, the people who are celebrating today, jonathan, are our adversaries. putin, president xi, who has one eye on ukraine as he keeps another eye on taiwan. >> senator, one of the interesting things to happen immediately after that, the oval office meeting with senator lindsey graham came out to the microphones, blasted president zelensky, but then also said that he either has to change his tune or get out of the way. today, house speaker johnson also said that maybe p

respect to. >> president zelensky. >> which is marco. rubio essentially joining the vice president and. president as bullies and throwing the ukrainian. people under. >> the bus. >> this was, you know, a terrible betrayal, in my view, of the principles and values that the united states has stood for. it is a betrayal of the people of ukraine and, of. >> course, the people. >> who are celebrating today, jonathan, are our adversaries. putin, president xi, who has one eye on ukraine as he keeps another eye on taiwan. >> senator, one of the interesting things that happened immediately after that enter the oval office meeting with senator lindsey graham, came out to the microphones, blasted president zelensky, but then also said that he either has to change his tune or get out of the way. today, house speaker johnson also said that maybe president zelensky should no longer be president of ukraine. what do you what do you make of those calls by american elected officials for the democratically elected leader of ukraine to step down in order to

marco silva said it took courage from his squad to get season, but the goal is to win the premier leaguegain. i don't know how long it's going to take, but that is our goal. but we have a goal, so we continue to, no matter what, to continue forward. then both anthony gordon and tariq lamptey were sent off late on, with gordon's dismissal now meaning he'll and then the next sunday, or saturday, saturday you have to take a holistic view of it. but ultimately, the effort and commitment of the players was there, that's the main thing. the draw has been made for the quarterfinals. here are the fixtures. championship side preston play at home to aston villa. bournemouth host manchester city. who play on monday. including a 2—1victory for hibs in the edinburgh in the other game, aberdeen came from 2—nil down to get kevin nisbet getting both the goals, with the equaliser points forjust the second time this season. but laurenjames came through with the equaliser. world—record signing naomi girma also made her before the hour mark. five points off the top, after they beat leicester city 2—nil. fin

rubio was sitting there as well on the couch next to jd vance and marco rubio had had the same kindf problems with zelenskyy where he would say one thing and then reneged but you don't go into the oval office about a peace plan and when you are there with all the press change the rules with donald trump, that took to both him and the vice president off. am i right that that happened? >> i think so without a doubt and the new york post reported that keith kellogg, general keith kellogg who was trump's envoy to try to find a solution to a peace deal here had warned against the idea of zelenskyy coming to the white house to sign the deal, the ukrainians wanted to do it, they wanted a big show at the white house, signed a deal between trump and zelenskyy, they wanted the optics and general kellogg warned against it exactly because he was concerned that something like this could happen because so lenski has a habit of trying to playoff the media and in general one of the things that, you know who -- everybody is a little bit surprised because donald trump in that meeting, the first time

>> we are, marco.h you by the prime minister of israel has been talking about iran and encouraging the west to take heed. cannot achieve nuclear capability for a long time. you will remember congress way back when, barack obama was still president. president trump then followed and he rescinded an agreement which would have achieved nuclear weapons down the line. right now we are at a pivotal moment. iran is racing forward with a nuclear program. this week, next week actually on the third of march the international atomic and agency is meeting. they are supposed to produce a report under iranian progress. but they will not be able to because iran does not really cooperate. and that should not surprise us. these people are liars. they are charming liars but they lie. we cannot allow ourselves to be charmed by their attempt to hoodwink a western civilization allowing them to achieve nuclear power but they mean what they take their one thing the tell the truth about action that's our intention to support

i know you watch marco rubio carefully in terms of how he talks about this publicly. senator, what do you make of this? >> uh, i was pretty shocked. this is the son of cuban political exiles. and the idea that he is having to be so deferential to putin. um, so. uh, pushing a foreign policy that is upending everything that the united states has stood for, i think is pretty shocking. and i think that what we're going to be seeing going forward. there's been a lot of bets by people like me, like how long rubio is going to last in this cabinet, because. >> are you in that pool? >> i mean, i get why the bets are going because it does seem like a team of rival pool. i'm one. not in this pool. no. >> maybe not. i mean, the bets are going, but like everybody, he seemed to be the one that wasn't going to last that long, right? like, because he, you know, he stood for something very different. um, in terms of his foreign policy, he was very hawkish. he was very anti russia. he was he had spoken very, you know, forcefully against vladimir putin. and so to have to be pushing this

all the fallout this morning in an exclusive interview with secretary of state marco rubio. >>> the influencer. >> it was a pulse check review. do you have a pulse? >> george: elon musk holds court over trump's first cabinet meeting as doge makes deep cuts felt in the u.s. and around the world. >> our goal is not to be capricious or unfair. >> george: how much power does musk have? will his conflicts be questioned and his cuts hold? we break it down this morning. >>> and socal strong. >> this year has tested your resilience. >> all of our resilience. >> george: ahead of the awards, chris connelly on a nominee's hopes of ridsing from the ashes of the l.a. wildfires and how the hollywood community is coming together. >>> good morning, and welcome to "this week." a week that may have revealed a radical reset of america's place in the world. it began at the united nations monday where the u.s. sided with russia and north korea against ukraine and our allies on a resolution marking the third anniversary of russia's invasion of ukraine. it reached a boiling point in the oval office friday when presi

in effect, lindsey graham, marco rubio, these guys were hawks. these guys saw putin as a bad guy, as a as a threat to the world. they saw ukraine as a victim of unprovoked aggression. they saw zelensky as a new churchill, and they celebrated them this way. and to see them, as you say, turn 180 degrees on this, to denounce zelensky and to back trump in his verbal assault on zelensky, shows you how much power trump has over the republicans. they don't want to cross him. they don't want to be in the chair where zelensky is in that image. so they don't want trump to be yelling at them, and therefore they feel compelled to stay in line with him. and it's a radical change for the whole republican party this way. >> but ambassador certainly heard what marco rubio said earlier in an interview. i believe it was on cnn. but he appeared uncomfortable during the tense exchange. how difficult will the job of secretary of state be if the president and vice president continue undermining allies? >> yeah, i think you're exactly right, alex. i mean, secretary rub

a week after that, the secretary of state, marco rubio, led a high level delegation to saudi arabia for talks with his russian counterpart, sergey lavrov, which one member of moscow's delegation described as being jovial and, quote, there were a lot of jokes. rubio told reporters that they agreed to work on ending the war with, quote, consultation with ukraine, end quote consultation and consultation with ukraine. but that, quote, ultimately the russian side will be indispensable to this effort. rubio also said they agreed to explore the, quote, incredible opportunities that exist to partner with the russians on economic and geopolitical interests. this past monday, the third anniversary of russia's full fledged and unprovoked invasion of ukraine, the united states sided with russia at the un general assembly multiple times, including voting against a european drafted resolution condemning russia's invasion and supporting ukraine's territorial integrity. the united states voted the same as just 11 other countries, including russia and two of its closest allies, belarus and north korea.

and republicans here are defending mr trump and we have heard from the likes of marco rubio, the headas well as senator lindsey graham, he was supporter of ukraine. both of them praising mr trump and commending him for his actions and saying that this is the right way to defend the united states. and we have heard outrage and criticism from the democrats. they have said that this will play into moscow's hands and that mr trump is doing their bidding. but remember, this is likely to do very well with mr trump's core base of supporters. they will see this as something of him defending the we can. that i: these these come ti not come ti not a come 7? flow. ta i come 7? flow. ta i was re need is next today that aid can i? 7 youit hi n k n vicia n ,f§:if have seen? i think is = -:= secure relationship it has with is a in foreign policy. but think that is e—m starting to see, so it is not �*to me, i think �*:“ has ll _iieiii made came out of tho gssi affix sooss; i thih's; is this: soot affix sssissgi thih's; is what ,, and are seeing the it office been! perhaps flsf�* §¥¥hf%?=*'e�*“°�*e§{e§*

his team includes marco rubio and national security adviser mike waltz. they are absolutely competence. people in every sense of the word they speak based on the fact that they don't command us. and we don't command them or quotes. it's just a 2 serious countries sat down to talk about what was wrong with them. and what a predecessor had done in 4 years. destroying all channels of contact without exception, imposing a number of sanctions, followed by the expulsion of american companies, incurring losses of hundreds of billions of dollars. just following biden's term. there are now people who want to lead with common sense that they say directly that they want to end all wars. they want peace, you who demands a continuation of the gravy train with that war. europe, french president, my crohn is running around with some ideas just like british p. m. cure storm or just they say that so many thousands of peacekeepers are being trained and they will provide them with air cover. that is arrogance. first of all, no one is asking us president donald trump underst

connie: amanecemos en el marco de los 40°, san francisco 49° en oakland. 47° sacramento, oroville 50°lega esta nieve. la lluvia serÁ mÁs pasajera. el sol serÁ intermitente. el pronÓstico para los prÓximos 10 dÍas, en fresno lluvias intermitentes. va a usar el suÉter durante toda esta semana. presentadora: al regresar, en papa francisco ya estÁ estable, pero con algunos riesgos. papa francisco ya estÁ estable, pero con algunos riesgos. organizaciones (♪♪) tú no te quedas esperando a la inspiración. tú la persigues... ...con todo. ♪ y transformas lo que imaginas... ...en realidad. acelera tus sueños... y adelante con todo. el lexus is ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] presentadora: trabajadores de comida rÁpida podrÍan tener un momento, el gobierno de trump pidiÓ al internal revenue service (irs) los datos de migrantes indocumentados. veremos si esto es posible. marÍa antonieta se encuentra en el vaticano. reportera: buenas noches. saludos desde la plaza de san pedro. hoy los mÉdicos dieron un respiro sobre el estado de salud del papa francisco. su condiciÓn es estable, no registrÓ fiebre. no s

look, marco rubio. >> and michael waltz, during their political careers. really established. >> outstanding reputations. >> in my view of standing. >> for a. >> strong american. >> posture in the world. >> strong national. >> defense. >> looking out for american national interests. and i. was delighted that they joined. the trump administration's second term. and i'm. >> just saddened. >> for them. that they're put in a. >> position where they're. >> where they're what i think. >> their basic. >> principles are, are. >> just being challenged on. >> on a. >> daily basis. i think we have to remember. >> that this this is. >> not the second month of. trump's tenure. >> as president. >> it's the. >> 50th month. >> so we've got a record to. >> look back on. >> and i. >> think at some point in. >> politics. >> maybe it's an old fashioned view. >> i think principle. >> has to. >> overcome ambition. >> or job security. >> i thought yesterday's display in the oval office. >> raised that point. >> i'm not. >> critical of them personally. >> as i say. >> i had to go

you could see it on marco rubio's face. he's not going to say this publicly. he's not going to criticize. he fell in line. same thing with wallace. they'll fall in line, you know, fawning over trump and vance. vance being the biggest culprit to throwing grenades in that meeting. um, but behind the scenes, they know what what damage was done behind the scenes. they know how catastrophic that was for u.s. moral leadership around the world. our relationships are predictability and stability. repeating the 30 plus years of mistakes to the maximum extent. you know, the subtitle of my book is how the u.s. how the west deceives itself about russia and betrays ukraine. um, it was manifest and apparent yesterday in a huge way. >> why do you think president trump and his administration is behaving this way? why do you think president trump wants to normalize russia and prioritize that over defending an ally, a western democracy? >> there's a there's a kind of a school of thought that vladimir putin has been promoting. uh, it's sovereignty, and that really only the great

people like marco. >> rubio, who. looked as though he wanted to slink into that couch and be anywhere but there because they know better. so many of these republicans. >> who were. >> sanctimonious about the importance of american. strength and peace. >> through strength in the world and. >> the. >> importance of our. >> strategic alliances. >> overseas, the importance of nato. >> i remember when. >> republicans were. >> outraged. when barack obama castigated mitt. romney during a presidential. >> debate, saying. >> when he said that when mitt. >> romney said that russia was our biggest threat. >> and he said, oh, no, the 1980s. >> want their foreign. >> policy back this where are all those people now? >> look at lindsey graham. >> what a hypocrite. so many. >> of them. >> this hypocrisy. and lack of courage, they're cowards. is potentially. >> going to change the course of the history of this country and. >> the western alliances. moving forward, because. >> they are. >> too cowardly to stand up for western democracy

indication came from secretary of state marco rubio who did not close the door, says he's hoping for reset. listen here. >> i hope this can be reset, i hope he realizes we're trying to help his country before it suffers thousands more casualties and argument we'll keep going forever is absurd. >> carley: best we have is hope from the secretary of state and zelenskyy posted on x ukrainians are ready to sign this mineral agreement. he says they need more and need security guarantee to move forward. what happens in days and weeks to come? >> i think zelenskyy has to understand better where trump is in this. he wants to be in the middle of two parties, he wants to broker peace. i don't think he will get trump to say he's on ukraine's side. we can wish that he were, but trump wants to get a deal and be the honest broker between the two parties. i think what zelenskyy has to do is explain he is open to peace. it is okay if he adds caveats, it needs to be durable peace and won't allow russia a window to rearm and reconstitute armed forces. i think there is a way back from last week a catast

apologize, including secretary of state marco rubio. >> he said he does not think that he owes president trump an apology for what happened inside the oval office today. do you feel otherwise? >> i do, i do because you guys don't. see, you guys only saw the end. you saw what happened today. you don't see all the things that led up to this. >> but what specifically do you want to see president zelenskyy apologize for? >> well, apologize for turning this thing into the fiasco for him that it became. there was no need for him to go in there and become antagonistic. >> now, zelenskyy says that he doesn't feel that he did anything wrong. and he says that friday's clash with trump does not have to be a deal breaker. >> do you think your relationship with donald trump, president trump, after today can be salvaged? >> yes, of course, because it's relations more than two presidents. the historical relations, strong relations between our people. >> trump and zelenskyy were originally meeting to discuss efforts to end the war and potentially sign a minerals deal. that deal ultimately was not signed

it's absurd to me. >> and again, that was marco rubio, the secretary of state, who was himself the one who told president zelensky and ukrainian officials that they needed to leave after that confrontation in the oval office. a number of white house officials said that they huddled with the president after the meeting and decided that zelensky could not go forward with any of the other things that were planned for the day, which, of course, was a press conference, as well as signing a rare earth minerals deal that would have given the u.s. valuable rights to ukrainian minerals. we should also note that white house officials are saying over this weekend that all negotiations between ukrainian officials and white house officials, trump administration officials are on hold. it's still unclear whether or not that will go forward at some point. president trump has left the door open, saying that he wants president zelensky to tell him that he's interested in peace. of course, president zelensky has said that all along, but it's very interesting to hear the president leave that door open. so

. >> [habla en otro idioma] reportero: el secretario de estado marco rubio se refiriÓ al incidente. >n pie cuÁndo van a reunirse nuevamente trump y volodÍmir zelenski. y comienzan a surgir voces que buscan un cambio radical en la polÍtica de ucrania. es una republicano de carolina del sur dijo que el presidente volodÍmir zelenski debe renunciar para dar vÍa libre a un acuerdo de paz con rusia. el presidente ucrania respondiÓ diciendo que estos un tema que le compete Únicamente a su paÍs. elian: el pentÁgono ordenÓ el despliegue de mÁs agentes a mÉxico, mÁs de 1000 soldados banca desplegarse en los prÓximos dÍas para apoyar en las operaciones de fuerzas de tarea conjunta y desde hoy los efectivos de la guardia nacional en texas van a estar autorizados para detener inmigrantes indocumentados. francisco carmona nos amplÍa. reportera: la patria fronteriza informÓ que 60 elementos de la guardia nacional de texas eran detener inmigrantes que intente cruzar la frontera de forma ilegal y aplicar el tÍtulo ocho de la ley migratoria que implica deportaciÓn inmediata. los soldados de la guardia

last week in his first foreign trip as secretary of state, marco rube io reenforced that warning where he made that the p.r.c.'s presence poses an unacceptable risks. these concerns are well founded. china merchants' port holdings and china ocean shipping company, the chinese communist party has secured access to some of the strategic ports in our region. nowhere is this more concerning than in panama. 14% of all u.s. trade moves through the panama canal with 40% of u.s. container traffic transient annually. hutchinson port limited and hong kong company with close ties to the c.c.p. has terminals adjacent to the canal. they are located at the port of the pacific side and on the atlantic side. this gives beijing strategic position over the waterways and to exert influence over commercial shipping and gather intelligence and our navy in a time of crisis. we don't need an audit, we need action. the united states cannot and will not accept the scenario that an adversary seeks to undermine our and and military readiness and more than two centuries under the monroe doctrine and the united st

in the past hour, top us diplomat marco rubio said — he's using "emergency authorities to expedite thef approximately $4 billion in military assistance. "separately, israel agreed to a us proposal for a temporary extension to the current ceasefire in gaza. the framework, initially floated by president trump's special envoy steve witkoff, would pause fighting in gaza during the muslim holy month of ramadan and thejewish passover holiday in april. but it's unclear whether hamas has agreed to the terms, which would see half of the remaining israeli hostages — both dead and living released. israel's announcement came minutes after a deadline to renew phase one of the ceasefire expired. rallies in tel aviv continued late into the night saturday, calling on prime minister benjamin netanyahu's government to do more to free all remaining hostages, and strike a long—lasting ceasefire deal. for more analysis, i spoke to aaron david miller, senior fellow at the carnegie endowment for international peace and a former senior advisor for arab—israeli negotiations at the us state department. i want t

. >> many democrat senators say they regret supporting marco rubio to be trump secretary of state. >> it was a mistake. i think a lot of us thought marco rubio would stand up to donald trump on an issue like this. >> here's what mike wells said about what happened in the oval office friday. >> it wasn't clear to us that president zelenskyy was ready to negotiate in good faith toward this work. coming to the oval office with body language and shaking his head, the kind of arms crossed, we found it incredibly disrespectful. >> in addition to around at trump international, the trump will work on his big address to a joint session of congress tuesday night. >> we will carry it live here on the fox news channel. lucas, thank you. turning to london, volodymyr zelenskyy is in the uk meeting with uk leaders. what do we know so far as we track president zelenskyy's movements? has he met the king yet? >> not yet but it's been a busy 48 hours, a busy weekend for president zelenskyy. we know he's on his way and will meet with the king this afternoon after today's crucial defense summit hosted by

marco, would you like to say something about it? >> we have concerns with the conduct -- particularly as it impacts americans. there are concerns that american speech could fall under the hands of any country's jurisdiction. i think it's a compelling one that unites us with europe as much as anything else and the shared values and one of them being free speech. americans are threatened by it. we're going to need to take action in that regard. president trump: it's actually a very important question. >> we spoke with this in detail with the second and -- secretary. and i know they followed up last night. this is very important. we believe americans have the right to speak their minds even if we disagree with them. they have the right to speak their mind in the public square of -- and we're going to flacket right vigorously if we have to. i do think that under the president's leadership we're going to find common ground with our friends in the u.k. we believe in free speech in this country and we'll fight for it for american citizens.

jd was very strong on it, so was i, so was marco. marco, would you like to say something about it? sec. rubio: there is real concern that american speech could fall into the hands of other countries' jurisdiction. it is a compelling point. what unites us with europe is shared values including free speech. is americans are threatened by it we will need to take action on it. pres. trump: it is a very important question. v.p. vance: we spoke about this in detail at lunch yesterday. i know that secretary of commerce let nick followed up. this is really important. we believe americans have the right to speak their mind even if we disagree with them. they have the right to speak their mind in the public square which is often online. we will defend that right in terms of american companies and citizens, vigorously if we have to. under the president's leadership you will find common ground with our friends and the u.k. but it remains to be seen. the principle that will guide us is we believe in free speech in this country. >> is there another oil and gas component? pres. trump: a little bi

they've i mean, their chief diplomat, kaja kallas, was in town this week, supposed to meet secretary marcoubio, a few hours beforehand. the relationship between the eu and the us is really it's really challenging to have these conversations, you know, what do you do? and she said the talking points from the us is the russian narrative. on behalf of president trump. but for us, if russia is going to get things they've asked for without shifting its position at all, so kind of very strong words coming from the eu towards the us. and there's no, you know, formal negotiations even well, and trump's response was to say that the eu had been created, had been designed to screw — that's his word — meeting kaja kallas, he was actually in this big cabinet meeting, which was the other major event of the week — this first cabinet meeting they're not all confirmed yet, but most of them are. it was 60 minutes or so before. 65 minutes! all the journalists taking all the questions. and the other remarkable thing, of course, about that was elon musk, you know, not elected, not senate confirmed. we don't kn

marco rubio used emergency authority to expedite delivery of about $4 billion of weapons in an -- andion. president trump side more executive orders overnight. a couple were aimed at revitalizing the u.s. lumber industry. it expands u.s. timber production. the second one calls for an investigation of lumber and paper products that could lay the groundwork for new tariffs. both orders could strain relationships with allies. for the first time, a private u.s. company has successfully landed a spacecraft on the moon. the blue ghost lander touched announced today. like any visitor to a new place, it snapped a few selfies and tune took a picture of earth. the private company is the latest in a string of companies competing to launch nasa payloads to the moon. a rival lunar lander is expected to test out later this week. still to come what cuts in foreign aid may mean for the suffering children of haiti. on oscar night, we explore the expanding role of ai in films. ♪ >> this is pbs news week to and from our studio in washington. anchor: in haiti, years of tales and instability have brought

. >> secretary of state marco rubio said president trump deserves more respect for trying to end russia'sar in ukraine. >> shouldn't we all be happy we have a president who try to stop wars and prevent them instead of start them? i just don't get it i really don't other than the fact that is donald j trump at this as a democrat during this everyone will be saying he's is on his way to the nobel peace prize for this is absurd we are trying to end the war. >> fox news ascending democratic senator chris van hollen says he now regrets voting to confirm marco rubio to be trumps to secretary of state. >> thank you as always we do appreciate it. joey, look, the president was ready to roll up his shirt sleeves and get ready to work to actually solve this. to hear president zelenskyy it now as you sign the deal? he had the chance of duties had it 3 times it is not done it yet. >> didn't want it maybe they did not want them but did not need him over here to do something ukrainians push. to think that was on purpose did he plan for tyrol at the way it did? i do not know. i guess i can understand zel

trump is not willing to commit to, george. >> george: mary >>> let's bring in the secretary of state, marco come over on friday to sign this commercial deal that didn't happen. there's been plenty of contact with him. i've talked to the foreign minister several times, not since then, and we'll see moving forward. i think the last line in the president's truth social post is the one to focus in on, and that is we'll be ready to re-engage when they're ready to make peace, which is clearly what the president's goal is here. he's trying to get russia to the table to see if there's a way to bring about an end to this conflict. that's his goal. that's his only goal, and his centralized focus, and, you know, hopefully we'll get to a point where that's possible. >> george: the british prime minister said this morning that the united kingdom and france are working on a peace plan with ukraine to present to the u.s. do you know where things stand with that plan? >> no. i mean, i've talked to both of the foreign ministers of france and the ukrai yesterday, and i explained to them the events leading up

. >> state marco rubio. defended trump today. >> after sitting. >> silently in the oval office. one of the republican senators who. met with zelensky. this morning, senator roger wicker. chair of the house armed services committee. >> deleted a post of him shaking hands. i'm sorry. >> senate armed services committee. >> deleted a post of him shaking president zelensky's. >> hand at. >> that meeting. >> and republican senator. lindsey graham. >> completed his walk of shame. >> towards trumpism, reversing. >> not only. >> his own long. >> held position, but. also his words from literally two weeks ago. >> i want to tell you and your people you're the ally i've been hoping for all my life. not one american has died defending ukraine. you have taken our weapons and you've kicked their. and i'm very proud to have you as our ally. so would i think, complete, utter disaster. what i saw in the oval office was disrespectful. and i don't know if we can ever do business with zelensky again. he either needs to resign and send somebody over that we can do business with, or he needs to change

i'm comfortable that marco rubio as our secretary of state in the lead with the negotiations is -- >>tkoff? >> he has commenced negotiations. i believe zelenskyy needs to trust him. he needs to not have this precondition of american security guarantees, which are not coming. ukraine has been before every president since clinton. clinton in the issue of the b budapest -- bush, every american president declined to give american security guarantees as a precondition to any negotiations. >> which is why zelenskyy is saying, give them to me now because nothing stopped them before. >> peace negotiations need to occur. then the construct of what security guarantees need to be and what needs to be put in place. >> i want to ask you, cbs has confirmed that defense secretary heg sseth has ordered to halt cyber negotiations with russia. >> i'm unaware of that. i don't believe -- there are too many -- i'm certain there are too many considerations to be accurate so blanket. >> they have ordered cyber command to halt cyber operations. it's the link a-- >> considering what i know what russia is doin

also on "fox news sunday," democratic senator if chris van hollen says he regrets his support for marco as trump's secretary of state. >> i did vet for senator rubio to be -- vote for senator rubio to be secretary of state. i regret that though because as a member of the senate, secretary rubio stood up for american values, american principles, he acknowledged that russia was the aggressor against ukraine. he realized that it wasn't zelenskyy who was the dictator, and now he's simply taking his directions at the state department from elon musk. >> reporter: house speaker mike johnson says zelenskyy might have to step down. >> for him to act as he did was rather shocking to everyone. i mean, president zelenskyy, instead of showing gratitude, he interrupted and berated his hosts at a very perilous time for his country. >> reporter: and after a sticking a tee in the ground at trump international golf club, the president likely preparing for his big address, the joint -- the big congressional speech on tuesday night, the joint session is of congress. that's it, jon. jon: always difficult to