mr. zelenskyy pushed for u.s.antees against russian aggression, arguing there should be no compromises with russian president vladimir putin. president trump said kyiv have to make concessions to reach a peace deal and that a cease-fire was fairly close. meeting took a turn when the u.s. president and his vice president clashed with president zelenskyy, angrily telling him to be thank the for u.s. military support while accusing him of gambling with a third world or. >> what kind of diplomacy should the u.s. be involved? what do you mean? >> i am talking about the kind of diplomacy that will end the destruction of your country. mr. president, with respect, i think it is disrespectful for you to come to the oval office and litigate this in front of the media. right now you are forcing conscripts to the front lines because you have manpower problems. you should be thanking the president to try to bring an end to this conflict. >> say what problems we have. >> i have watched and seen the stories, and i know what happ

mr. zelenskyy right from the time mr. zelenskyy, you know, got out of his car, trump was kind of ridiculing him. and then i think what happened in the days preceding this is the, the the agreement actually got diluted quite a bit to the point where maybe mr. trump said, i won't be able to go back to my base and say, i've got the best deal in the world. so that's that's something that might have played into their hesitation to see this deal. and then, i mean, just the rudeness of, you know, basically turfing mr. zelenskyy and his team out of the out of the white house did not go over well in ukraine. a lot of people here, by the way, will see mr. zelenskyy as a hero. the way he stood up to mr. trump. but but there have been comments made, um, that maybe he should have, um, maybe dressed up a little bit differently because we noticed also his chief of staff, who is his shadow basically was in a suit and mr. zelenskyy probably made a decision at the last minute to go in his kind of trademark ukrainian olive green or black, um

mr. zelenskyy into the oval office there with all of those people. why did they need 20 members around him along with the press to make a big deal out of this? when they realized zelenskyy wasn't buying their process and he wasn't going to sell out his country without security, they melted down. host: you say all of this as a republican? caller: i could be honest. i'm a reagan republican. i'm from that branch of the republican party. i'm beside myself with what has happened to our country and what they did in front of the international press. host: what is america's role in the world today? caller: you are exactly right. what the role should be is to be a leader as we have been for all of these years. bring mr. zelenskyy into the nato area would be a good thing. i think they should be european union. america should try and answer the european union. i'm hoping they will step up and fill the void that we are going through right now. it is a terrible thing. host: finish your thoughts. caller: i would just say this, we are at a crossroads that we really

mr. zelenskyy is willing to talk peace. giving washington economic interest in the future of ukraine would serve as a security guarantee. >> if you want real security guarantees, if you want to ensure that vladimir putin does not invade ukraine again, the very best security guarantee is to give americans economic upside in the future of ukraine. that is a way better security guarantee and 20,000 troops destine 20,000 troops in some random country that hasn't fought a war in 30 or 40 years. the security guarantee and the economic guarantee for ukraine is to rebuild the country and ensure america has a long-term interest. >> while ukraine developed some of its own interest -- they rely on billions of dollars of aid from overseas allies such as america and europe. with more on that here is bbc verify sncc hardly. -- verify's nick hurriedly -- verify's nick. >> this shows all military aid going to ukraine. in red, the united states and in blue every other country combined. that's a huge amount of cash for europe and other count

mr. zelenskyy is willing to talk peace. giving washington economic interest in the future of ukraine would serve as a security guarantee. >> if you want real security guarantees, if you want to ensure that vladimir putin does not invade ukraine again, the very best security guarantee is to give americans economic upside in the future of ukraine. that is a way better security guarantee and 20,000 troops destine 20,000 troops in some random country that hasn't fought a war in 30 or 40 years. the security guarantee and the economic guarantee for ukraine is to rebuild the country and ensure america has a long-term interest. >> while ukraine developed some of its own interest -- they rely on billions of dollars of aid from overseas allies such as america and europe. with more on that here is bbc verify sncc hardly. -- verify's nick hurriedly -- verify's nick. >> this shows all military aid going to ukraine. in red, the united states and in blue every other country combined. that's a huge amount of cash for europe and other count

mr. zelenskyy is probably thinking, if i don't apologize, what is in it for me? one thing being overlooked, close advisor to president could impact is star link internet, that is elon musk. if elon musk wants to send a message, all he has to do, pull the plug on that, they have tens of thousands of terminals over there now. >> brian: keep in mind what you guys are saying, you are saying zelenskyy is worse than putin. >> steve: no. >> brian: you are saying we should -- you have to take starlink from our allie in order to get them to do an economic deal or get them to the table? last thing you want to do, europe sees this. europe says if ukraine falls, selfishly, eastern europe will gradually come in next five or six years, georgia infiltrated maldova, took over belarus, and a portion of ukraine. they see the soviet union reforming and are stepping up all because of president trump and that is great. if they could stop them here, it is for their own safety, too. and vladamir putin is the bad guy. zelenskyy might not be leader of choice, he is ukrainian's leader of

zelenskyy: don't, please, mr. president. pres. -- the nutella's, i don't want to cease-fire. i don't want to cease-fire. i wanted this. look, if you can get a ceasefire right now, i tell you-you take it. so the bullets stop flying and your men stop getting killed. pres. zelenskyy: of course, we want to stop the war. but i said to you, with guarantees. pres. trump: you would get a ceasefire faster than -- pres. zelenskyy: ask them what they think. pres. trump: that was not with me. that was a guy named biden, who was not a smart person. that was with obama. pres. zelenskyy: it was your president. pres. trump: excuse me, that was with obama, who gave you sheets. and i gave you javelins. i gave you the javelins to take out all those tanks. obama gave you sheets. in fact, the statement is: obama gave sheets, and trump gave javelins. you've got to be more thankful. because let me tell you, you don't have the cards. with us, you have the cards. without us, you don't have any cards. nearly one more question, mr. vice president -- pres. t

mr. zelenskyy how to approach mr.mp had maybe ite gone in 1 ear and out the other here's a bit of his reaction. >> i've busted to try to help ukraine comment to make sure we help them win a war that would get this war over in a way that we do not have further aggression. donald trump is the man to do it but i told him this morning, i told him do not take debate. do not let the media or anybody else get you into an argument with president trump. what he is doing today is resetting the relationship. you should be grateful. shannon: a lot of folks in washington thing if you've lost lindsey graham has been incredibly supportive of zelensky and aid to ukraine you might be in trouble. >> first, shannon, it was general kelly a marine corps general who made that statement about what trump said about u.s. service people. i choose to believe general kelly. look, senator graham has been a big supporter of the ukrainian people. this was clearly an example where he decided to preserve his relationship with president trump. shannon

zelenskyy did not offer one. >> i am not hearing from you mr. president, a thought that you owe the president an apology. >> i respect the president and american people and -- i don't know. i think that we have to be very open and very honest and i'm not sure we did something bad. >> reporter: the follow split along party lines even among ukraine's biggest supporters. >> complete, utter disaster. he either needs to resign or change. >> a planned ambush designed to embarrass president zelenskyy in order to benefit vladimir putin. >> reporter: president trump will be working on his speech to congress tuesday night. shannon. >> shannon: full coverage. thank you. running is now the director of national intelligence. welcome to fox news sunday. >> good morning. >> reporter: what is the assessment of vladimir putin and his future admissions? >> i want to focus first on president trump school and the reality on the ground and that is the thing that seems to be getting lost in what we are seeing in president zelenskyy's statements in the white house and

mr. zelenskyy asking the right question when he says, how can i agree to a cease-fire with no security guarantees or even a minerals agreement or investment agreement without security guarantees? >> i think the plan is for the european union to provide this security, not nato, european union. again, the tragedy of friday -- i don't know what president zelenskyy was thinking. we had macron in on monday. great meeting. we had prime minister in. they were on board the arc of the peace agreement. all president zelenskyy had to do was come in and sign this economic agreement. again, show no daylight -- no daylight between ukrainian people and the american people. he chose to blow that up. >> the deal is no longer on the table, to be abundantly clear? >> not at present. >> thank you for coming in today. >> thank you. >> our social media producers tell us, we had more than 100 million views on posts related to the meeting. there is no shortage of trump viral videos. this one has spread around the world. >> mr. president, mr. president, with respect, i think it's disrespectful for you to try to litigate

explosive oval office meeting, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy taking to social media to describe the fiery exchange as regrettable. according to mrlenskyy are still in communication. here's what the u.s. president shared during his address. >> earlier today. i received an important letter from president zelenskyy of ukraine. the letter reads ukraine is ready to come to the negotiating table as soon as possible to bring lasting peace closer. nobody wants peace more than the ukrainians, he said. my team and i stand ready to work under president trump's strong leadership to get a peace that lasts. we do really value how much america has done to help ukraine maintain its sovereignty and independence. regarding the agreement on minerals and security, ukraine is ready to sign it at any time that is convenient for you. i appreciate that he sent this letter, just got it a little while ago. simultaneously, we've had serious discussions with russia and i've received strong signals that they are ready for peace. wouldn't that be beautiful? wouldn't that be beautiful? >> all right, let's get to cnn's clare sebastian, who joins us live from l

president's heated clash with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy in the oval office on friday. now, officials say mr. trump and his aides want an acknowledgment from president zelenskyy, perhaps even an apology, before moving forward with a rare earth minerals deal or talks about continuing any future aid. and they make clear the pause will remain in place until mr. zelenskyy makes a commitment to seeking peace talks with russia. >> you know. >> he said he thinks the war is going to go on for a long time. uh, and he better not be right about that. it should not be that hard a deal to make. it could be made very fast. now, maybe somebody doesn't want to make a deal. and if somebody doesn't want to make a deal, i think that person won't be around very long. that person will not be listened to very long, because i believe that russia wants to make a deal. i believe certainly the people of ukraine want to make a deal. >> well, the u.s. vice president, who was involved in the oval office meeting with president zelenskyy, gave his own take. >> he showed a clear unwillingness to engage in the peace process

mr. zelenskyy is a dictator? >> did i say that? i can't believe i said that. next question?reporter: today in vermont where vice president vance is spending time with his family, some demonstrators gathered to protest against trump administration policies with some angry about the public dressing down. >> it is likely the case that countries around the world no longer see the united states as a global champion for democracy based upon how president trump is treating the war in ukraine. >> reporter: today in a post on x, zelenskyy once again thanked the u.s. for its support, and he specifically mentioned president trump, congress, and the american people. jericka. >> all right. willie james inman in west palm bach, thank you. >>> new jersey's newark liberty international airport is operating normally, but it was the site of an emergency landing this morning by a cargo jet, as you see there, with one of its engines on fire. cbs' ali bauman is there with the new details. ali, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, jericka. air traffic was briefly halted here this morning. fed

mr. zelenskyy ever sells the united states.ou. >> in santa barbara, independent, good morning. >> the last caller was t spot o. the u.s. is foreign policy is switching global leadership and siding with the countries we are spiraling into this isolationist foreign policy and transactional benefits the president and his cronies and what hed deems is good for america and there was a good monologue about that yesterday except for a few mistakes the voice been on the side of right now it seems like this president wants to make his empires like russia and china and take more of a predatory mindset and get what we can pray on countries as week. >> except for a few mistakes we've made. >> the iraq war obviously. on paper they had a good idea but it was still isolationist like j.d. vance and josie gabbard. they have this isolation thing any conflict, don't get involved, anti- global order and it's going to hurt us in the country in the long run so things like that. people like reagan and john mccain, coldwater and all those guys are rig

mr. president -- pres. zelenskyy: during all the centuries, all the history, this is the rule of the war. who began, those pay. this is the rule. putin began this war. he has to pay all money for innovation. he has to pay. of course some russian assets in , europe, $300 billion, we can use for renovation and by -- and buy military support from the united states also but it's not enough. it's not enough. reporter: --pres. trump: one second. reporter: i wanted to know if you position yourself in the middle between russia and ukraine -- pres. trump: i am in the middle. i want to solve this. i am for both. i want to get it solved. it's wonderful to speak badly about somebody else but i want to get it solved. if we can solve it, great. if not they will have to fight , it out and who knows what's going to happen but i want to get it solved. reporter: they question about -- the question is about u.s. troops in europe. after russian invasion of ukraine, your predecessor sent additional troops to eastern europe. to poland, my

mr. zelenskyy into the oval office there with all of those people. y did they need 20 members around him along with the press to make a big deal out of this? when they realized zelenskyy wasn't buying their process and he wasn't going to sell out his country without security, they melted down. host: you say all of this as a republican? caller: i could be honest. i'm a reagan republican. i'm from that branch of the republican party. i'm beside myself with what has happened to our country and what they did in front of the international press. host: what is america's role in the world today? caller: you are exactly right. what the role should be is to be a leader as we have been for all of these years. bring mr. zelenskyy into the nato area would be a good thing. i think they should be european union. america should try and answer the european union. i'm hoping they will step up and fill the void that we are going through right now. it is a terrible thing. host: finish your thoughts. caller: i would just say this, we are at a crossroads that we really ne

only because president trump and, uh, president zelenskyy have such a history together. uh, their conflict goes back to, uh, mr. trump's first term in office. it was the conversations with zelenskyy where he tried to where mr. trump tried to get him to launch investigations into joe biden and so forth. that led to the first impeachment of president trump. um, that's not forgotten. so they have all that personal history there. uh, i think for mr. zelenskyy, it was absolutely critical to show his own people that he wasn't going to get bullied into an agreement that didn't provide security guarantees. uh, for, uh, for ukraine. and those security guarantees may ultimately be provided by the europeans as president trump argues. big question about whether or not they have the capability to go provide the troops to do that. >> and of course, while all of this plays out, ukraine is still under attack and russia's president putin has, of course, been emboldened by trump's treatment of zelenskyy and his clear preference for mending a relationship with russia, as you point out, how much harder will all this make peace ne

mr. zelenskyy and he walked in and he and the europeans do not care about, emblematic of the entire continenthere, they don't care about what we are doing, they think we are just a piggy bank and ever since donald trump's first term, he's been like, hey, we are not your piggy bank, you're not your policeman, you got to have skin in the game but no one is a bigger ingrate than zelenskyy and i think he got a little less, he was put on timeout, sent out of the white house without the lunch, they gave the lunch to someone else and they said come back when you are ready to be a good boy. >> zelenskyy missus that it's not trump's money, it's american taxpayer money and on this when it seems like the taxpayers, the result of the election would show the guy who promised know forever worn ukraine, that's what they wanted and you know who knows a lot about this, madeline rivera in washington, let's hear about the fallout from the meeting. >> reporter: questions swirl this morning over whether donald trump and president zelenskyy can eventually patch things up, zelenskyy has a new series of posts on x t

mr. zelenskyy, tone deaf, going in and getting sassy with the president. he got bad advice from somebody, it wasn't the white house. they said, show up, wear a suit, don't get into an argument. he gets into an argument with donald trump and mr. vance and mr. z looking for plan b. >> ainsley: he was kicked out of the white house, go packing, we're not giving you this deal. zelenskyy wanted security guarantees and they said you have not been grateful. we have sent weapons and money and you have to be grateful. it was beginning of what could be peace deal with russia and ukraine. >> lawrence: i really think and brian, i thought he crossed line when he implied threat and said, you have the ocean separating you, maybe not soon enough. you saw rage in the president at that point, he said, you have no right to say that. >> ainsley: i thought, let europe deal with it. other countries give money. >> steve: he did one other thing that was extraordinary, lecturing past presidents. obama had chance to stop it, trump had chance to stop it. you didn't stop it and look w

mr. zielinski, president zelenskyy, you are not a dictator -- mr. nskyy, president zelenskyy, you are not a dictator. you are one of the most heroic people. that's all i have to say, thank you. host: that was thomas in new york. robert in cincinnati, ohio. line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. i've seen the conference between ukraine and president trump. i felt that donald trump was very disrespectful in how he presented himself to the ukrainian president. ukraine is a buffer between russia and the western european s. if russia conquered ukraine, they will go to poland. then we will be in a world war. we have to continue to support ukraine. if not, we are going to have a world war -- world war iii. thank you for your time. time, and god bless the united states. god bless ukraine. thank you. host: i wanted to share some other news, this from today's "wall street journal," trump to declare english official language. the article says that the president is expected to sign an executive order. it would resend a federal mandate signed by

mr. zelenskyy had more fuzzy, warm time with mr. trump, at the end of the day it's vladimir putin who mr. trump admires the most. >> what could zelenskyy do for his part to repair the relationship? analyst susan glasser says zelenskyy could try to go to america's best friends in the region britain, france, germany and poland to solicit their help in getting back on donald trump's good side. >> victor brian todd, thank you. from blanket firings to demands for people to justify their jobs, elon musk is taking a chainsaw to the federal workforce. coming up, we speak with one expert who helped president bill clinton cut thousands of federal jobs. why? she says this time is different. plus, representative jasmine crockett and comedian actor dave foley joined roy wood jr., amber ruffin and michael ian black on a new episode of have i got news for you tonight at nine on cnn. >> cooked books. >> corporate fat cats. swindling socialites. doped up cyclists and yes. >> more crooked politicians. >> i have. >> a feeling we won't be running. >> o

mr. zelenskyy in the white house it doesn't make sense. it doesn't make it look like the piece is coming in this terrible war. >> will: i want to bring in congressman sparks but i just have to push back for one moment. i think that the conversation today moves beyond to whether or not donald trump thinks of vladimir putin is either a friend or a dictator. it seems to me what he is pushing for his peace and peace is not accomplished by getting hung up on who has honestly the moral high ground to. we are well past the moral high ground we are in the strategic reality of the world. both sides have to be acknowledged. >> this is not just a war peace does not exist in a vacuum. there can be no peace between ukraine and russia now if ukraine doesn't have a security guarantee. that is what zelenskyy is telling everyone now. we know mr. putin is a liar and that he alexis so many times that there is no guarantee then vladimir putin will attack ukraine once again to. and he definitely would do it like he did in 2014 like he did it in 2022, or like h

mr. zelenskyy had more. >> uh. >> fuzzy warm time with mr.p, at the end of the day, it's vladimir putin who mr. trump admires the most. >> what could zelenskyy do for his part, to try to repair the relationship? analyst susan glasser says zelenskyy could try to go to america's best friends in the region britain, france, germany and poland to solicit their help in getting back on donald trump's good side. brian todd, cnn, washington. >> all right, after the break, the united states weather agency grapples with terminations amid a worsening climate crisis with peak severe weather season approaching. all of that and more coming up. stay with us. >> carlos de oliveira. >> gaetz the news. >> welcome back. >> but it's also kind of not the news. >> why is. >> the information on this show so terrible? >> have i got news for you? new tonight on cnn. >> ever feel like a spectator. >> in your own life with chronic migraine? 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting four hours or more? >> botox prevents. >> headaches in adults with chronic migraine.

zelenskyy: no. >> mr. president trump, you have repeatedly called the deal with ukraine a historical one. as the president of the u.s., you have made historical decisions that affect america. what ways do you want to take? and do you associate yourself with any historic figures? pres. trump: i would say george washington, abraham lincoln. i would say i am far superior to george washington and abraham lincoln. you know i am only kidding, right? when i say that, the fake news is going to go wild. they will say he considers himself to be better than washington. but you never know. i don't care myself -- i don't compare myself to anybody. i am here to do a job. we have had a great 35 days or whatever it might be. a little more than a month. we have accomplished tremendous amounts. this will be a very great achievement if we can get this war stopped. and get them back to normalization. i think it's going to happen. we have had very good talks on both sides. i think we have done a very good job generally. if you

mr. zelenskyy, the ukrainian president, came to washington to nail out a deal over rare earth minerals. and then it went completely off the rails. question off the top. how did trump greet the ukrainian president, who is, as of right now, still america's ally? >> a chest bump. it's not impossible. >> not. yeah, not. >> trump greeted president zelenskyy with a customary american nagging. >> gesture. >> ready? close. how are you? pretty sure. >> he's all dressed up today,. >> my country is at. >> war. >> i need to be dressed in war., i can't. >> go traditionally, diplomatic attire requires a tie that covers your balls. >> you want me to be tough? i can be tougher than any human being you've ever seen. i'd be so tough. >> you're right. his tie is covering his. >> body. >> and may i say, did you not find that comforting? >> if trump is bad cop who was in there playing good cop? >> there wasn't one. >> it was vice president jd vance who rolled out the ohio hospitality like this. >> for four years. the united states of america. we had a president who stood up at press conferences and talked t

mr. zielinski, president zelenskyy, you are not a dictator -- mr. kyy, president zelenskyy, you are not a dictator. you are one of the most heroic people. that's all i have to say, thank you. host: that was thomas in new york. robert in cincinnati, ohio. line for democrats. good morning. caller: good morning. i've seen the conference between ukraine and president trump. i felt that donald trump was very disrespectful in how he presented himself to the ukrainian president. ukraine is a buffer between russia and the western european s. if russia conquered ukraine, they will go to poland. then we will be in a world war. we have to continue to support ukraine. if not, we are going to have a world war -- world war iii. thank you for your time. time, and god bless the united states. god bless ukraine. thank you. host: i wanted to share some other news, this from today's "wall street journal," trump to declare english official language. the article says that the president is expected to sign an executive order. it would resend a federal mandate signed by fo

zelenskyy's position on a cease-fire much longer. you might remember he said the end of the war with russia was far off and mr. his was come on truth social, the worst president present -- the worst time president zelenskyy could've made. but he said a few things in the past few minutes. he crucially said he hasn't talked about halting military aid yet to ukraine, and in praise for europe, he said europe has acted very well, they're going to make deals with everyone including europe and european nations, they've acted very well, they are very good people, said mr. trump. he said he has spoken to four prime ministers and five presidents from europe in recent days, but something we've heard from him frequently, he wants to end the war in ukraine fast. this is a deal that would never have happened, referring to the lighter american involvement in ukraine and this -- said i want to see an end to the war fast, said president trump. he also addressed taiwan, trade, tariffs, and lots of other things in the press conference we just hired and we are going to bring all those details on bbc news. let's bring in our north

mr. senator, zelenskyy's being pressured. do you think he'll eventually sign the minerals deal?k both parties want to do the minerals deal. i think we need the get it back with on track as soon as we can. that would bring an american presence into ukraine which will make it much more difficult for vladimir, for vladimir putin the actually the continue the war because he could be harming americans. so i think this is a first step. it most certainly, nobody wants to see the bloodshed continue on. the i know the ukrainians most certainly to do not want the see that. if we can get to a'sfire, that's a step in the -- ceasefire, that's a step in the right direction. i really appreciate the fact that the president wants to end the bloodshed. i think he believes this is a first step. stuart: let me press a little on that. do you think that zelenskyy eventually will have to to sign the deal? >> i don't think it's so much a matter of having to sign the deal as i think he wants to sign the deal. i think he was prepared to sign the deal this last week before everything blew up in the white

mr. trump's announcement is zelenskyy finally cried uncle.ed -- did he sign the mineral deal today? what can you tell us. >> uncle of the not just about happen stance, but a result of president's tone. we'll pull weapons for now. you will come to the table over a true peace deal, we'll get this done. for a number of reasons. one because rear from strongest negotiate p -- position right now, look at what president's tone has done for europe, u.k. putting additional 2 billion every year to defense more, eu will open 150 billion defense net fund, then germany saying they will open 400 billion in defense fund. and list goes on, that is all because of president trump tone with europe we need a partner in europe to stand on its own. larry: i don't want to be too cynical. do you buy europe? do you think they will make good? >> they will make good. because, they realize what is taking place, whether jd vance at munich security conference or myself speaking to delegations, president trump, you name it, message has been made clear, europe you have to b

mr. trump and top advise ores are very worried about something that's almost inconceivable and that zelenskyy doesn't want a peace deal and that the brutal fighting with hundreds of thousands or even millions kill and wounded will go obstructing cerumen for years and that's the subject of the riff. all right, great fun and pleasure and joining us now white house press secretary and greet karoline leavitt and great and famous karoline leavitt. i just want to follow up and if zelenskyy won't muster an apology, there's no deal, can you bring uses up-to-date on that and what you're saying to the media? >> sure, larry. it's great to join you on your program. president trump was asked this momentings ago in the roosevelt room and reiterated he want as deal and wants to see president zelenskyy express gratitude for the united states of america and hard working american taxpayers who have been footing the bill in the nation and national security and defense and you laid it out perfectly in your riff and last friday president zelenskyy moments from signing that and instead he put the cart ahead of the

mr. trump is offering zelenskyy the best possible way out because this mining and minerals deal will bring companies with hundreds if not thousands of people to develop, excavate and build the infrastructure and they will bring security but this is not american military boots on the ground. these are american corporate boots on the ground. in some ways like after world war ii, it is a tripwire. if russians want to kill americans, and all glory helpful break loose and i don't think putin want any part of that. this is why it gives zelenskyy more security not only carry from putin but also financial security and he doesn't understand it. >> secretary talk about this over the weekend. the prerequisite for first stage of a peace deal is having the minerals agreement in place because it's about shared prosperity can get our money back for 200 billing dollars we've sent over there so good deal for everybody but get to a place they can hopefully find peace and president trump is the only person on the planet despite what these european leaders are talking about who can deliver peace and a hard ro

talk about rare earth minerals but trump rocked zelenskyy's world. >> mr. president mr. respect i think it is disrespectful to come and litigate this in front of the american media and the oval office. what do you guys are going to run fours and conscripts to the front lines because you have manpower problems. you should be thanking the president for bringing into this conflict. >> you say the problems that we have. >> i have actually watched and seen the stories and i know what happens is you bring people you bring them on a propaganda tour, mr. president , do you agree having problems bringing people into your military? disrespectful to come to the oval office of the united states of america and attacked the administration that is trying to prevent the destruction of your country. >> greg: all manner. >> old man. i always love the argument you should come and see for yourself. we are going to. i wonder does everybody have problems? >> everybody has problems. even you. but you have a nice house and don't feel now but you will feel it in the future. >> you don't know tha

the trump-zelenskyy oval office was vladimir putin the winner here, mr. speaker? >> no, he wasn't. ticipated in a lot of bilateral meetings with heads of state and other dignitaries. there is always protocol. i have never seen anything like president zelenskyy's behavior there and he berated and interrupt the host and instead of expressing help for the support the u.s. has provided his country and effectively helped him stay alive and stay in power. so the way that that went down was very disappointing. i hope and pray, frankly that president zelenskyy will come to his senses, come back to president trump express gratitude as he should, apologize for his behavior there and accept this mineral rights deal because that is the best way for us to get to a point of peace in the region and it's in the interest of both countries. >> want to play you what you said almost a year ago when you argued in favor of sending more aid to ukraine. take a listen. >> i believe xi and vladimir putin and iran really are an axis of evil. i think they're in coordination on this. i think vladimir putin woul

mr. president, to zelenskyy, uh, where is this? jd? was a response or previous reference. so there is definitely a little bit of that. and there is an expectation. it was read in the room by a lot of people that, uh, the united states expected a lot of gratitude and a lot of very deferential attitude. uh, so i think there is some macho thing going on. it's like as one, uh, uh, you know, person said, it's just men fighting, and we shouldn't have that. >> okay. so let me go back to where i began the reaction in kyiv and in ukraine. and i know it's hard to sum up a nation's reaction, but i'm curious anecdotally, are you seeing people rally around your president or are they disappointed in him and thinking that he should have been more grateful? >> well, there's a little bit of that of criticism, but it's coming, uh, somewhat from pro-russian accounts and politicians, uh, and or russian leaning, uh, majority of people, uh, including the military. so even stronger rally around the flag effect, uh, than happened last year. last week. >> senator lindsey graham commented on what t

zelenskyy and european leaders. this runs about 45 minutes. >> with permission, mr. speaker, i update the house on my efforts to procure a lasting peace following russia's invasion of ukraine. it begins in this house where on tuesday i announced the biggest increase in defense spending since the cold war. recognition of the fact that once again, we live in an era where peace in europe depends on strength and deterrence, but also a rediscovery of the old postwar argument that economic security is national security. >> hear. p.m. starmer: because, mr. speaker, the demands we now have to make of britain must come alongside a new foundation of security for working people. thee last week, they are not done. we must use the process of getting to 3% of our national income spent on defense to fundamentally rebuild british industry. use our investment in military spending to create new jobs and apprenticeships in every part of the country. >> here. p.m. starmer: that is why, last night, i announced a deal that perfectly civilize is the new era. a partnership with ukraine that