this is big mike. i was sitting at breakfast-- this is big mike, the party guy.ams, and this is his mother's farm, where he's lived pretty much all his life. i got a couple of facebook messages-- did you see chelsea, do you where chelsea's at? and i'm like, i don't know even know who they are talking about at first. keith morrison: it was chelsea's sister who messaged big mike. the family was worried-- very worried now. people were, like, messaging me, michael, look through your field. you know-- go look, take a walk. you know, i'm like, all right. keith morrison: but look for what-- a body? surely not. anyway, look he did. i took my dog with me and we went walking. i went hiking through the field, probably hiked a couple miles. and then my dog stumbled on a fox trap. keith morrison: so mike took his injured and bleeding dog back to his house, and there encountered chelsea's mom, who he said gave him a chilly reception. he excused himself, took his dog to the vet. and then i came back here. there were probably about 15 people here, they're all searching through t

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appreciate your time mike. thank you.l, here we are on this final day of black history month, an important month and a group of firefighters really taking a break from battling flames to spark interest in the fire service. we'll tell you about that coming up. plus. >> 2015 was our lowest snowpack ever at 5% of average on april 1st. so we're well ahead of that. [music] >> okay. well ahead of that very low bar. that's because some of the storms have helped the snowpack, our recent storms. we'll have a look at today's measurement and the importance of next month's weather. [music] >> and whether another day of record heat today across the bay area, as we do wrap up february. but it looks like a pattern change is headed our way. cooler temp atures and some rain. we'll have i'm not happy with the way that pg&e handled the wildfires. yeah. yeah. i totally, totally understand. we're adding a ton of sensors. as soon as something comes in contact with the power line, it'll turn off so that there's not a risk that it's gonna fall t

mike johnson.r, thank you so much for being here. >> hey, maria. always great to be with you, thanks for having me. maria: before we get to your big victory of the week in the reconciliation package that passed last week in the house, give us your sense of what to expect on tuesday night. >> well, fireworks, you know? in a great way. president trump is coming in a triumphant return to congress to address us as the president once again. and in the first month of office a, he has accomplished so much that it could fill three hours. i suspect he'll speak in a shorter time frame than that. but, maria, there's so much to relay. normally at this point in a president's term, a new president's term, they would not deliver a state of the union, it would be just simply a joint address as it's entitled. but in this case it actually will be more like a state of the union address because president trump has such a long series of victories, things that he has done, promises he has kept. and it is putting america

[laughter] say hello to mike baker and kennedy, everybody.ause] also, a couple of people case you are scoring cheap math after the show. [laughter] >> is like the price of eggs. [laughter] >> he's known you since kindergarten. >> true story but he still in it. [laughter] just getting him. he's 48. [laughter] the one thing is they will be performing together at the pennsylvania casino resort april 19 and it will be epic. [applause] if you want tickets, head to fox across america.com all on sale now. we are appearing in a casino kennedy wanted to call it the swanson slugs to work. [laughter] >> are you doing a dueling piano think? >> yes, just without the piano and musical talent. [laughter] honestly just slots and slots. [laughter] of course nobody likes loose women more than jfk. how's that for a segway? [laughter] there is. >> back in the news about legendary hill died this week at the age of 93, and all time that a mock last surviving secret service agent with jfk when he was killed in 1963. president trump's deadline to release files quick

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guests include house speaker mike johnson, senator chris murphy, u.s. national security advisor mike wallace. thanks again for sharing your sunday morning with us. we'll see you next time. >> next. >> the dramatic fallout from. >> the war of words in. >> the oval office. >> house speaker mike. >> johnson and national security. >> adviser mike. >> waltz. >> joined anna, plus. democratic senator. chris murphy. >> state of the union. coming up next. sore throat. got your tongue? >> mucinex isa soares. sore throat, medicated drops uniquely formulated for rapid relief that lasts and lasts. >> that's my baby. >> try our new sugar free cough drop. insta shou chew. >> here you go. >> is there any way. >> to get a better price on this? >> have you checked single care. >> before i pick up my prescription, i always check the single care price. >> it's quick, easy. >> and totally free to use. >> single care. >> can. >> literally beat my insurance co-pay. >> go to single care.com and start saving today. >> sure. >> vistaprint prints business. >> cards. >> but we als

house speaker mike johnson is here. plus. >> the man. >> who told zelenskyy to. >> leave. >> national security. adviser mike. >> wallace and. >> joint address. president trump heads to congress to. >> make his case. >> we have a mandate. >> as speaker. johnson muscles through a key vote. do democrats have a plan? senator chris murphy. >> is here. plus, right hand man. >> donald trump lets the cameras roll. >> and key players jockeyed. for their chance in the spotlight. >> we actually texted. >> hope you should be thanking the president. >> who's winning? trump's apprentice 2.0. our panel. >> of experts is here to break it all down. >> hello, i'm dana bash in washington, where the state of our union is still picking our jaws up off the floor. we are watching the fallout after a remarkable oval office meeting this past week. the fallout is absolutely continuing. and we saw the shouting match between the president of the united states, the vice president of the united states, and also the ukrainian president, volodymyr zel

mike johnson. mike johnson blamed the fall of rome on excessive gayness.here's mike johnson with his theory. >> many historians, those who are objective, would look back and recognize and give some credit to the fall of rome, to not only the deprivation of the society and the loss of morals, but also to the rampant, you know, homosexual behavior. >> johnson's theory on the fall of rome has been called, quote, totally baseless. and of course, gladiator tried to blame the fall of rome on denzel washington. denzel. as you can see, they're being robbed of an oscar nomination. speaking of the roman empire, does anybody know what denzel washington thinks of the roman empire? >> it better not also be homophobic, because i can't take it. is it homophobic? no. you sure? scared. i'm sorry. i'm bad. >> the answer is denzel doesn't think about the roman empire at all. here's a clip of denzel learning about the tick tock meme that he does not like. >> are you familiar with the sort of meme of, like, how often men think about the roman empire? has anybody been asking yo

i pressed house speaker mike johnson on the program about this very question. how are you going to get these cuts without cutting medicare, medicaid and social security? and he points to the fact we're going to root out waste, fraud and abuse that only covers a portion of how much it would take to get the amount of spending cuts that they are aiming for, some $900 billion. and i have to tell you, he is quite skeptical. senator bernie sanders, who says they're basically going to have to gut entitlements in order to get those programs. so he's not buying it. he's not buying the denials. and he argues that social security could be next. so a lot of fiery discussion coming up on the program, which really previews. there's going to be a showdown over that big house bill that just passed. and the other showdown, kira that's coming up is over. the government shutting down it poised to potentially shut down in about 12 days from now. the house speaker saying it's up to democrats to work with us to make sure that we have enough votes. he pushed back against the notion t

many thanks, mike. a silly head head on alex's era. we're turning it to ruins of basis. we time coming to the syrians deflect the violence and chaos of the civil war. president donald trump makes english the official language of the united states in an executive order. it was false on a semi final lineup of crickets, champions, trophy is that the details coming up the the had a lot of there is feeling very spring like across the western and central parts of europe at the moment. we'll see those conditions stretch that way further, east has high pressure, pushes its way across much of the constant around the edges of that the we all seen some weather systems. one of those is going to bring more wind, so weather across scandinavia. so that snow falling in western parts of new wasting blustery winds across denmark, on woods to the baltics, and another line of snow and winter weather working its way across the western parts of russia. the wind continues to blow down the black sea, bringing those wintery conditions to the north east of turkey. the shot was stopped to move awa

vance and mike johnson.ng that they would be doing, any of these rank and file members, it would just come across as too small. charlie: i really love your profound if cynicism about her motives, and i think that -- to one has ever gone broke in washington, d.c. for a lack of cynicism. it is -- can you can't have too much cynicism. i think you're exactly right about it. but the problem with it is for her she doesn't want to be outdone. but the problem is that as the protests become more and more ridiculous and futile, this was, what, six years ago a, seven years ago a, that she did thal a gater clap. rachel: it's so, like, it was so great. put that back up. i just -- [laughter] charlie: it's better than the baby shark -- rachel: the baby shark. [laughter] listen are,s it's going to be an interesting night. as you pointed out, charlie, it's not really a state of the union because it's only two weeks in, i'm sorry, one month in. but usually -- okay, come on, you guys, i can't. i can't get enough. i told you ea

so mike, this is a us back line apparently. what more do we know about it as well? apparently it is and it does appear to have been floating around for a while because the woodcock met with the wrong done. the v is really strategic assessment as to last week. so this has been a period of time where it appears that this has been discussed. we have had from woodcock today, a confirmation speaking to american television, that he will be traveling to the region in the middle of next week to push forward the idea of extending phase one. but what it appears at this particular stage is that there is a reluctance on these really pot and indeed acknowledged by the us not to move to phase 2 because this introduces other ramifications which as well, which doctor appear to want to do. so it's all very much up in the air at the moment with with cups saying that the negotiations to extend phase one have not yet being concluded by saying that he's going to israel in the next few days to do exactly that to we know what sort of pressure the americans are putting on the next yahoo go

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. >> 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 the prime minister care starbucks. continue to rally behind president zelenskyy who arrived in london greeted with cheers outside downing street and a hug from british prime minister keir starmer. they signed an

paul: mike johnson taking a victory lap after they passed a budget blueprint, first step in the pushednt donald trump's agenda and extend his 2017 tax cuts. democrats blasted the vote claiming republicans will pay for their plan with cuts to medicaid. >> republicans are lying to the american people. about medicaid. the republican budget authorizes up to $880 billion in cuts to medicaid that will hurt children, hurt families, hurt every day americans with disabilities and herzing years. paul: we are back with dan heninger and kim strassel and alisha finley. the press was basically saying for weeks that this was not going to pass. how did johnson get over the line? >> one reason republicans chose to do it, just to show the press wrong. they had a choice to hold this together or descend into chaos. for once they did the right thing. i give credit to two entities, what is mike johnson and the truth is even a couple weeks ago when this past the house budget committee, that was when he managed to get the major factions to buy into this. what he was dealing with this week were a couple hold o

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and he said, he says, okay, okay, commander mike, i'll bring out my secret weapons. and he sent somebody to the back and i hear a bunch of rustling. i know what he's going to bring up. you. it walked out his two daughters and, one of the most conservative taliban run parts of afghanistan. i never seen a woman outside of a burka completely uncovered in their late teens. early twenties, he was smuggling them over back and forth to india to get educated as doctors and lawyers and, you know, he said, i'll take a battalion of them this guy was completely illiterate, by the way. i mean, he was a he was a warlord boss. he said that this is how you undermine al qaida and isis in the town. and then when women like them are running this country, when they're marching in in islamabad and in tehran and in kabul, that's how, you know, when the extremists are defeated. and it just it's that war of ideas, right? that i thought was so powerful. but, you know, that our default in washington is to throw more money, more tanks, planes, ships or divisions at a problem. and that's the ki

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♪ >>> we are >>> we are back now with republican congressman mike turner.appreciate you having me. >> what were you thinking when you saw that oval office meltdown? >> the first thing, obviously, is, you know, we have to realize why this is important and really what was at stake here. this is important, because ukraine is important. this is about the fight between, you know, authoritarianism and freedom and democracy. this is the ronald reagan evil empire against democracy. as we're watching this fight, we have to be concerned about what's crumbling here and what needs to be put back together. and i think that's what we all felt in our stomachs and our anxiety as we watched what was at risk here. the second thing is, is really how inappropriate this was for zelenskyy. the con context is, this was a signing agreement. zelenskyy had been negotiating with the united states on a minerals deal, an economic deal, as the treasury secretary said. he'd been doing so for weeks. i had met with him with members of congress in munich. he told us some of the terms he wan

mike took this video as he watched it all in horror. >> were you expecting to see something like this? >> never. never. the plane looked a little wobbly and all of a sudden you saw something, a big thing, fall from the sky. moments later, you saw the plane, it looked like the engine just went on fire. >> the faa said the plane bound from new jersey to indianapolis circle back to the airport after a bird strike. >> no injuries were reported and tonight, fedex, banking it's pilots, cruise and first responder. john cox sai hudson in 2009, both engines d knoc strikeson u areairways. not uncommon but to cause this level of damage to an engine is unusual. >> this was a pretty good strike, the pilots are trained for this, they shut the engine down and return for a safe landing. >> the most notable bird strike, the miracle on the hudson in 2009. everyone on board survived. today's engine fire is the latest in a string of frightening high-profile aviation incidents. nbc news senior correspondent tom costello spoke with transportation secretary sean duffy, he assured the american public it stil

mike barnicle, your thoughts? there's. >> a lot going on. >> here, and there's a lot going on in that story. and it's part of, i would think, a troika if you really pay attention to what's going on, intimidate the press, they're doing that kind of successfully co-opt the federal police force. the fbi, try and co-opt the military, the defense department, through an appointed secretary of defense who is totally unqualified to be secretary of defense. i'm just saying pay attention to what's happening around us. >> yeah. >> and mike allen, the this is a real change in tradition, which will have, i think, a big response from members of the press corps. >> no question, because. jim vandehei and i are. >> up with a column. >> this morning. >> on trump's media. >> control strategy, pulling. >> back the camera. >> and looking. >> at the. >> fact that. >> this. >> is of a piece. >> with the lawsuits. >> with the control of workspace at the pentagon. with the actions. against ap. >> and just. >> around this table. >> off cam

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missourians and people who understand and love our state, the 58th governor of the state of missouri, mike kehoe. gov. kehoe thank you, and please be seated. i've already been told i'm on the clock. president pro tem, speaker patterson, members of the general assembly, state and federal elected officials, former governors, judges, friends, family and fellow missourians. we stand this morning honoring a group of brave men and women who represent the best of those who serve and protect our communities. would you please welcome the salute to hero honorees that we honor this morning in the states rotunda seated behind me. [applause] i would like to take a moment to now thank governor parson for his service to our state, his humble, steady leadership that benefited all missourians. we was she on the first lady well in this next chapter. [applause] i stand before you today, mindful of the honorable history of this occasion, humbled by the trust missourians have placed in me and determined to meet the challenges ahead. i will always remember and honor the solemn oath i just took. growing up, no o

but do you dispute vice president mike pence's characterization? i mean, mike pence has refused to endorse former president trump and, frankly, might have met his maker that day, given how the crowd and the riot unfolded at the capitol. - margaret, i'm an economist. i'm not a january 6th expert, and i can just say that, you know, donald trump has characterized what he thinks happened that day. there's like a whole other side of that thing, but that's just not my area, i'm sorry- - okay. when you talk to trump next, what will you tell him? - i'll answer his questions. (laughs) you know, he's a very inquisitive person who loves to talk about the economy. he might say, you know, how are things going? are we in a recession? that's the kind of conversation i would have with him. - are we in a recession? - i think it's close. i think it's close. but the latest jobs numbers were bad, but they weren't as bad as i feared they might be, and so we're close. the history of the unemployment rate is it's a really early indicator of recession. and when it goes up

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 command us and we don't command them. it's just it too 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 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 everything.

so, mike, we booked you before this whole exchange happened.d for the heritage foundation about what the european if right is learning from what you call the trump tornado. and so i want to talk about that, but maybe since we just played that clip, why don't you -- because you spent a lot of time in europe not just with the right, but just as an observe iser of what's going if on there politically. how is this being received by brussels and by the rest of, you know, the european people? in well, as can be expected, rachel. good morning to you and to your viewers. there is, the same phenomenon in europe that we have here, there is a rino right and then there's the populist right just like there is within the republican party. ray yes. >> so as we can expect, the rino right in europe aghast and all that as they are at a everything that happens with trump. there's a populist right that is very wary of war, very wary also a of russian expansionism. but they don't want -- they want to be able to give back to the domestic agenda. they want to get the

thank you, mike for having vehicle. of course the time you significant since the we've had from that, let's give me think the timing of this new. when did this news is significant, as it follows the main thing between the trump and seller scheme. while the details of the day of discussion, i'm not fully unknown, the main thing likely focused on us supports ukraine and trump has been criticizing sellers keep including us 14. so i'm just really tell you on a good subject corporation. so it'd be a 2nd to just dream could be ukraine in response to increased, let's say on quintillions from us back single signal to russia, that ukraine is willing to escalate the tension. and of course, secondly, we have been told in europe as europe has into cold vents at the end of the security becomes a critical issue. so disruption to pipeline likes to, to stream could be ex of 8 energy. it's sort of just an increased pressure on the new cream to europe in government, to see a tentative energy sources and potentially reaching professionall

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if mike lee. oh, shit.y madison, the star of nora, wins an oscar this sunday, the academy has to create a new category in the future called best actress. not playing a hooker. >> oh. man. >> does hollywood love hookers? 14 women have won an oscar for playing one. yeah, charlize theron, anne hathaway, kim basinger, mira sorvino, jane fonda, liza minnelli, elizabeth taylor, donna reed, jo van fleet, shirley jones, lila kedrova, shelley winters, susan hayward and helen hayes. that whore. >> who. oh. oh. >> more prostitutes have gone home with oscars than charlie sheen. and seven more hooker portrayers have been nominated. yeah. julie, julia roberts, elizabeth shue, audrey hepburn, julie christie, jodie foster, madeline kahn and yes, jon voight in midnight cowboy. >> oh. it's true. that's 20. >> 20 women and one guy. shame on you, hollywood. i thought you cared about diversity. >> and finally. uh, new. >> rule to everyone who's been stopping me lately and asking bill if by some weird fluke, stephen a smith does

mike waltz, the social security advisor said this morning on fox news. and thank you so much for running us through all of that. does she have she ever tunzia for us in washington dc as well as that meeting between savanski and trump was taking place. russia attacked several ukrainian cities with drones. at least 7 people were injured in thousands evacuated to a medical facility in hockey was his buildings were also damaged and the city that's been attacked repeatedly during 3 years of war and then put you on the northwest. and the outskirts of the capital cave residents had been remembering hundreds of civilians and prisoners of war, allegedly killed by russian military units. investigations by numerous human rights groups found evidence of summary executions and false disappearances and port you up to russia, withdrew from the area in april 2022. when we're on con, joins us now for on the cave. and can you just talk us through how ukrainians are reacting to to all of the everything that's going on on over the last 24 hours the the presumably the majori

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the entire world, we just had mike gonzalez on from the heritage foundation about europe watching thisver the world. every world leader is looking at what happened in the oval office yesterday with zelensky, president zelensky, president trump and his wingman jd vance, vice president jd vance. this was fireworks going off. take a look at it and we'll break it down after. >> ceasefire. all of them said they'd not go with the contract. the contact, yes, but after that he broken the ceasefire and killed our people and didn't exchange prisoners. we signed exchange of prisoners, but he didn't do it. what kind of diplomacy, jd, are you speaking about? what do you mean? >> i'm talking about the kind of diplomacy that's going to end the destruction of your country. with respect, i think it's disrespectful to come to the oval office and try to litigate this in front of the media and i've watched and seen the stories and i know what happens. you bring people on a propaganda tour, mr. president, do you disagree you've had problems bringing people into your military and think it's respectful to co

i was told it was rubio and mike waltz who has your former job as the national security advisor?ere the ones who went to tell zelenskyy that that he had to leave the white house, even though ukrainians wanted to stay and talk. trump decided there was not time to negotiate or this wasn't the time to to continue that. what would you have done? were you in that job? >> well, i might have carried out the order, but i would have resigned. thereafter, i must say, watching marco on your show the first half hour was very sad for me. very sad. he's been a strong defender of a of a vigorous american foreign policy in the, in the wider world, which which keeps us safer at home. and and yet he talked about how hard it is to get the poor russian regime to the table to negotiate. one reason it's getting harder to get the russians to negotiate is that donald trump is giving them everything they want. and remember what kind of regime in moscow we're talking about, marco. this is the regime that backs ortega in nicaragua. it's the regime that backs maduro in venezuela. it's the regime that backs

as speaker of the house, mike johnson now suggesting zelenskyy may need to step down following that he did oval office exchange with the president trump friday. deep plunge in border crossings during his first full month in office. we will speak exclusively with the brand-new border patrol chief michael banks on the administration immigration crackdown efforts. welcome to "fox news live" i am griff jenkins. ukrainian president zelenskyy's meeting with eu leaders in london to discuss war efforts against russia as dust still startles from the fiery oval office exchange. lucas tomlinson is live in west palm beach and kicks things off for us now. hi lucas. >> good afternoon. president trump director of national intelligence toll see gabbard said president trump was and this war perhaps with a compromise ukraine's president wants this. >> and president zelenskyy has different aims in mind. he said he wants to end this war will only accept and apparently that leads to what he views as ukraine's victory even if it comes at an incredibly high cost of potentially world war iii or even a nuclear

joining me to discuss is republican congressman mike lawler.aid in a statement after the meeting that it was a missed opportunity for both countries. what did you mean by that? >> this was a inflection point certainly today and an opportunity for greater economic cooperation between united states and ukraine and ultimately with that would have come greater security cooperation because you would have had u.s. investment on the ground moving forward. you would have had u.s. personnel there and ultimately once a cease-fire agreement reached it would have been extremely difficult for vladimir putin to go back on that. we can still salvage this and it needs to be salvaged because obviously failure here would be catastrophic for europe and the free world. if vladimir putin is successful and does in fact ultimately seize control of ukraine, that would have devastating consequence for years to come, but especially for eastern europe. from my vantage point, this was a missed opportunity. diplomacy is tough and sometimes there's going to be tension and d

that is the truth, mike. thanks. thiss a live look outside in new orleans at the crescent city connection. twin span bridges. people are there celebrating mardi gras. the bridge was lit up in mardi gras colors last night. of course, as you likely know, the festivities peak on tuesday. that's fat tuesday, the day before ash wednesday. it all marks the beginning of lent, a time of fasting and abstinence. and we want to point out this beautiful king cake here. eaton during mardi gras. it can be pretty much eaten at any time of the year, but especially mardi gras. it has purple, green, and yellow colors. there's also a baby hidden inside. not a real one, but a toy baby. it's a sign of good luck. so whoever cuts the piece with the baby inside, it means you have good luck and you have to bring the cake for next year. our producer, dana's mom baked this for us. thank you so much, mrs. lights. we love you. time now to check in with cinthia pimentel for a look at our microclimate forecast. cooler weather out of nowhere. we ha

reporter mike mather remembered how folks worried this killer might never be caught.were the most obvious suspects or the most obvious potential suspects had been ruled out. and that also means that they were ruling nobody else in. there was definitely some fear in that community. narrator: meghan's parents lived in a nightmarish limbo. you never lived in that house again. no. after that. too painful. i could still see her after she was gone. that image of your daughter must just haunt you, seeing her like that. absolutely. we started a new school year and everything, and it was still-- nobody knew. did you start to get really worried that this might not be solved? oh, yeah. and then you start to kind of accept maybe this is a really random thing. we all just kind of started to not really know what to make of it at that point. the police aren't telling the public really anything. yeah. yeah, there wasn't really much as far as updates or what was happening. did you have any fear that this would turn into a cold case, that they wouldn't be able to catch megan's killer?

we gave you military equipment and -- >> following the meeting national security adviser mike waltz andecretary of state marco rubio told 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