what has changed, it seems, is you, marco rubio, because senator rubio is now secretary rubio in theond trump administration. and what he claimed to believe for years is completely at odds with the administration's current posture. it's not clear whether he even cares. i mean, i can't read his mind, obviously, but maybe he's given up on america as a leader on the global stage. maybe he's given up on opposing authoritarian regimes, given up on democracy and defending alliances like nato. but if secretary rubio does still believe even just one iota of what he said as a senator over the many years, that has good reason to feel uncomfortable right now. and if he does still believe in any of those principles, begs the question of what he's doing in this administration in the first place. senator mark kelly served with marco rubio on the intelligence committee. he 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) gr

and as marco rubio just said, the president doesn't want a deal that falls apart in a year. then you need to have a security guarantee, tbd, to be defined. yeah, you do, because. >> you don't you don't, you don't. >> will you at some point come back? you need something. >> beth i think that that zelenskyy needs to understand the theory of gradual incrementalism. let's get. no, no, let's get something started. the investment by the u.s. in the rare minerals is going to have a tremendous amount of security that comes with it by default. >> it's just. >> it doesn't matter if you're in nato, it doesn't matter if you have article five. the fact that we're going to have thousands of people there and billions of dollars at stake at that point, putin knows he's attacking the united states if he tries another one. >> that was a question i had to to trump before this blow up happened, about what happens in the russian occupied areas. and he was saying, we'll have to see what happens, obviously, about those russian forces being forced to leave. we'll have to see what happens with these

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marco rubio has not. and 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? >> well, 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. demo

was sitting there as well on the couch next to jd vance and marco rubio had had the same kind ofroblems 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 an

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.

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his team includes marco rubio and national security advisor mike waltz. they are absolutely competent people in every sense of the word they speak based on the fact that they don't come in to us and we don't command them. it's just the 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 as the just following biden's term. there are now people who want to lead with common sense. 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, friendship, president, my crohn is running around with some ideas just like british p. m. cure storm or 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 understands ev

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

. >> [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

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

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

they've i mean, their chief diplomat, kaja kallas, was in town this week, supposed to meet secretary marco rubioa 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 know wha

. >> 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

. >> algunos funcionarios se rieron, no asÍ el secretario de estado, marco rubio, quien permaneciÓ seriode la oficina. inmediatamente el secretario de estado pidiÓ a zelenski y a su delegaciÓn salir de laa blanca. el acuerdo no se firmÓ. el almuerzo nunca se sirviÓ y tampoco bo conferencia de prensa. ya por la tarde, el presidente trump reprochÓ ante la prensa la postura de zelensky. >> exactly great from his standpoint. i think he very much overplayed his hand. we're looking for peace. we're not looking for somebody that's going to sign up a strong power and then not make peace. >> el presidente ucraniano, por su parte, dijo a fox news que no tiene por quÉ disculparse. >> presidente trump. and i'm with all respect that he wants to finish this war, but not nobody wants to finish more than we because we in ukraine. we are in this war. we are in this battle and battle for freedom for our lives. >> por ahora no estÁ claro cuÁndo se reanudarÁn las conversaciones entre ambos paÍses, asÍ que ni la comida les dieron. sabemos que la repartieron a los mismos ayudantes de la casa blanca. la delega

equipment and -- >> following the meeting national security adviser mike waltz and secretary of state marco rubioold zelenskyy to leave the white house before either side could sign the minerals agreement. we did talk to a former marine corps colonel and political and military affairs analyst who says diplomatic conversations can get heated. we just rarely see it. >> it does happen behind closed doors and the doors i was behind oftentimes some of the most vigorous arguments and hurt feelings occurred between just the u.s. side alone. it's probably good for the american people to see this. it was an education. >> since that meeting world leaders expressed their support for the ukrainian president on social media. that includes canadian prime minister justin trudeau. french president emmanuel macron and the president of the european parliament. meantime republican senator lindsey graham rushed to president trump's defense. graham called the meeting an utter disaster and said zelenskyy needs to change his stance or resign. >> his take was a teaching moment, interesting take on all of this. obviously

caitlin, you spoke late tonight with the secretary of state, marco rubio, and he's an interesting oneause 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 with that and this is what he had to say. senator lindsey graham, after having lunch with president trump to

marco rubio, who i remember i'm old enough to remember when he was a supporter of, uh, ukraine. but he, uh, he said in this interview with caitlin, uh, you know, he said, we we need to find out what what both sides need. okay. and what zelenskyy keeps saying again and again and again is we need security guarantees because we can't trust putin, who invaded our country repeatedly. and trump's answer is, well, i trust him. now, that's not a security guarantee. and it does raise the question, even if you accepted that, what happens when trump is gone, if trump is the guarantor because he trusts putin? so, uh, you know, i think the political question is the political question. and i think, jim, i don't think this helps trump. i you know, his base will try and rally. i don't think this helps trump. uh, but i don't think this is the deal breaker for voters. but it is a deal breaker for 80 years of history. i'm the last point, and i know i'm monopolizing the floor here. i apologize to the secretary, but i am the i am the son of a refugee. i you're looking at the most grateful american c

i'm very comfortable that marco rubio, as our secretary of state, in the lead with these negotiations negotiations or is it steve witkoff? >> he's in the lead with negotiations, i'm very confident of his strength, he has commenced the negotiations. i believe that zelenskyy needs to trust him and he needs to not have this precondition of american security guarantees which are not coming. remember, ukraine has been before every president since clinton. clinton, you know, in the issue of the budapest, when they were giving up nuclear weapons. obama, you know, bush, everybody has had ukraine before -- mempb president has 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. >> the peace negotiations, these are -- and then we need to look at what are the constructs of what security guarantees need to be and what that needs to be put in place. >> i want to ask you your position on armed services. cbs has confirmed that defense secretary hegseth has ordered cyber comm

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you can see secretary of state marco rubio, who looks like he wants. >> to shrink. >> into that sofa.n ambassador at one point putting her head in her hands. who could blame her? >> there was. >> briefly, and i got to say, interestingly, a reporter. >> from the russian state run news agency. >> tass, who was only removed when members of the american press pointed out that he was allowed in while the associated press and reuters were excluded. that's kind of an interesting choice, right? and finally, we get this guy, brian glenn. he's a white house correspondent for some far right cable channel who decided to jump in on the action. >> why don't you wear a suit? yeah. why don't you wear a suit? >> you're the highest. level in this country's office, and you refuse to wear a suit. >> just want to see if you do. >> own a suit. >> yeah, yeah. problems? >> a lot of americans. >> have. >> problems with you. >> not respecting. >> i didn't have such. >> a great point. i'm sure that guy would say the same thing to elon musk when he shows up the oval office looking like this. remnick's a pulitzer

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. >> that marco rubio was shrinking. >> oh my god. oh, can we just. >> i'm glad you said that. >> can we just put up this little slide. >> we have. >> at this little side by side of. >> marco rubio, along with the, the. yeah. >> there we go. yeah. >> getting his. >> soul vacuumed. >> out of his system. >> and he's. >> just sort of shrinking. >> from which end is a very pertinent question. but look the week. >> this is a week. >> goodness knows how many days from infamy we're going to have. but this has been a week from infamy that began. >> if you remember. >> with that un vote, when. >> all of. america's allies. >> or perhaps we. >> have to. >> put quotation. marks around. >> allies now. >> voted with ukraine on. >> the. >> resolution that designated russia as the aggressor and asked it to vacate lands that it illegally enforced brutally and forcibly seized. america had its own resolution. the trump administration had its own. resolution that. >> made no mention. >> of russia's blame in this. we then have macron from france. >> and k

cbs news reported that secretary of state marco rubio and national security advisor mike wallace askeds to leave immediately after that meeting. the two leaders were expected to sign a deal that would give ukrainians -- the u.s. access to ukrainian mineral resources, but the white house has confirmed that deal was not signed. start from set on his truth social platform, president zelenskyy -- president trump said on his truth social platform, president zelenskyy is not ready for peace because our involvement gives a big advantage in negotiations. i don't want to vanish, i want peace. he disrespected the united states of america and its cherished oval office. he can come back when ready for peace. president zelenskyy expressed gratitude to the american people after his class with president trump, writing on x, thank you america, thank you for your support, thank you for this visit. thank you potus, congress, and the american people. ukraine needs just and lasting peace, and we are working exactly for that. with me to discuss this is our state department correspondent, tom bateman. tom,

. >> and marco rubio, who was slinking. >> into that. >> couch. >> he couldn't have been more uncomfortable. >> he didn't. >> vote for the last package either. >> so the people who were sitting there, you know, president zelensky was being very polite to and thanking them. but he stood up for his country. he stood up for democracy. and all those european. >> countries who are. >> now standing up for him are the same people who are standing up for us after 911. and donald trump doesn't know any of that history. >> none of it. look, some of my republican friends are like, zelensky needs to apologize. some of my republican friends are like, oh, i can't believe he went into the oval office like that. and that's the face i had. i was just like, what do you mean? he needs to apologize. the oval office is a place where you have tough conversations, right? that is not zelensky's first time in the oval office, where he has had a terse exchange with an american president. there were many of those with president biden. i do think that that is the first time he's been in the oval office, where that exc

. >> after their argument in front of the press, secretary marco rubio told zelensky the president wanted him to look at the white house. >> aide start to take down the set up for the canceled news conference between the 2 presidents. >> now, vice president jd vance called zelenskyy's actions disrespectful and questioned why zelensky hadn't said thank you to america during the meeting. keep put out a tweet while he was about an hour after he left the white house thanking the president reporting live in washington. and basil. basil, before we let you go wondering what the reaction was from lawmakers after this. >> event. yes, it was a wide range of all across the political spectrum for republicans. many of them in the house and the senate. >> were congratulating and celebrating the way that the president donald trump had reacted and how he had treated president volodymyr zelensky. but i obviously on the other side of the spectrum, democrats in the house and the senate were disparaged disappointed with how he and vice president jd vance treated volodymyr zelensky. and on top of that, they'r

. >> after their argument in front of the press, secretary marco rubio told zelensky the president wanted him to leave the white house. >> an aide start to take down the set up for the canceled news conference between the 2 presidents, vice president jd vance called zelenskyy's actions disrespectful and question why zelensky hadn't said thank you to america in the meeting, zelenskyy put out a tweet about an hour after leaving the white house thanking the president reporting in washington. i'm basil, john. >> on the peninsula, activists from around the bay area rallied in palo alto today, pushing back against president trump and elon musk's recent federal cuts. the protest includes people from labor unions, immigrant rights groups, antiwar activists in community health advocate. they say they're pushing back against cuts to government services and the possible start to mass deportation of immigration our communities are in our communities are devastated. they're not that we know motion of the well. >> and so this is opportunity for all of us to kind of get together and say we're not going

marco rubio and mike waltz, the national security advisor, advised that president trump consider the essentially and that is when they left. the deal was not signed. they were supposed to have lunch. the food for that lunch for example, was left lying there. it was just a very drastic turn of events and at that point it seems there was no turning it around for the ukrainian side. katrina: in terms of zelenskyy's movements now, he mentioned a number of congress, he was supposed to have a number of engagements this evening. what do we know of those? reporter: he was supposed to be at the hudson institute but that appears to not be happening. the hudson institute says perhaps they are still going forward, but it appears you will not perhaps be there. and later on he has an interview with falk that will still be broadcast about 6:00 our time. i think many people will be waiting to see what he says about what happened there and where he thinks ukraine is with regards to this deal and any possible peace negotiations, because the trump team is clear they don't believe him to be the partner

the secretary of state marco rubio, taking to television last night to add to the administration's durationnskyy. >> don't come here and, and create a scenario where you will start lecturing us on how diplomacy is going to work. >> but in london, the ukrainian president who's been leading his country's war with russia since putin chose to invade ukraine more than three years ago, a more welcome reception. >> we stand with you, as long as it may take. >> most u.s. allies, echoi that support for zelenskyy, from europe to australia, to canada. the french president posting, there is an aggressor, russia, there is a victim, ukraine, others urging ukraine not to turn away from the u.s. president duda of polandhe does pushing zelenskyy to return to the negotiating table saying the u.s. is best position to end the war as president trump had this morning last night. >> either we are going to end it or let them fight it out and if he fights it out, it won't be pretty because without us, he doesn't w win. >> there's more to zelenskyy's visit than his meeting with the prime minister? >> that's right, j

with that i want to begin by thanking our new secretary of state marco rubio for his recent visit to the region, along with his commitment to halt the c.c.p.'s investment in the region and offer our friends in the latin american community to work with the united states for long-term security throughout globe. this hearing is a necessary step forward. i'll first speak to dr. ryan berg. you are directly you you have been making a massive investigation into china's foothold in latin america. many of the host nations view these investments as beneficial to themselves. either due to economic desperation or lack of viable alternatives from the west. how effectually are the latin american governments assessing the long-term threat that china poses to their local economies? dr. berg: thanks for the question. it's wonderful to hear are you consuming our products. we love hearing members reading us. there is a fundamental problem with some of the democracies in the hemisphere. if you sign a deal to get shovels in the ground during your mandate, you might see shovel get in the ground during you

d vance, and marco rubio have recently spoken about the word zalinski and how they do not appreciate the way he's referred to the commander in chief prizes. lensky, his country wouldn't exist without the generosity of the united states of america. so to say thank you, and if you disagree with the president, pick up the phone and call him or call one of our great diplomats. don't go in and media tour around europe. bad announcing the pros, united states. it's insulting, it's insulting to him. it's insulting to me, it's insulting to the american people and by the way, it's stupid. i think president trump is very upset, present zelinski, and i and some case, and rightfully so. look. number one, joe biden had frustrations as the landscape. people shouldn't forget it, their newspaper articles out there about how we trust adam and a phone call because of lensky instead of saying thank you for all your help is immediately out there messaging what we're not doing or what he's not getting the american taxpayers have unloaded hundreds of billions of dollars into the ukranian conflicts and much

the secretary of state marco rubio sat stone-faced. the disastrous meeting ended.nned press conference canceled. and zelenskyy and his entourage were told to leave the white house. come back, they were told by the secretary of state, when you are ready for peace. trump later left for a weekend in florida, having said his piece. >> this is going to be great television, i will say that. >> reporter: so, zelenskyy left here today without signing an agreement to give the u.s. access to ukraine's rare earth minerals, and no guarantee the u.s. will continue defending his country. white house officials say that is partly because trump felt disrespected and didn't like how zelenskyy shrugged and rolled his eyes during that oval office exchange. >> maurice: okay, ed, so zelenskyy left the white house, walked out of there, then what happened? >> reporter: well, cbs news has learned ukrainian officials called the white house this afternoon after zelenskyy's departure, trying to restart the talks, but they were told trump didn't want to talk to him again today. multiple europe

there's the neo cons, luckily appointed secretary of state marco rubio, up until a few years ago he was down within the yo cottage and now he's down. now and now he's adjusting himself and he sounding a little bit like an american 1st though. but, but it's a gender in latin america. what sort of yours agenda squeeze cube until it breaks? i was my daughter. oh and venezuela. i was taught tega in, in, in, in nicaragua, and forced brazil to lift the band. i'm also not a particularly job us, and i don't know, participating in the, in the election in 2026. he's banned from, from participating in the 2026 election because lives and mom and in the early a cool, an assassination attempt against lulu. so there's a whole new kind of gender in latin america if. if trump, let's rubio off leash. yeah. then then what we're going to see is, is, is a, is a, is, is quite a degree of chaos and crisis and latin america, the taking a significant actions to dismantle us aid. you know, the us agency for international development and the national endowment for democracy about ordering a near total freeze on a