i want to thank you, ambassador yamiche alcindor, rick stengel, mark polymeropoulos. and coming up, we'll have much more breaking news, analysis of that extraordinary meeting at the white house. ukraine's president shown the door. a press conference with president trump canceled after a shouting match. what really did devolve into raised voices in the oval office? senator mark warner, the top democrat on the intelligence committee, joins me live just moments from now with his reaction. >> oh. >> i hate these things. that's one of. >> the great. >> things about. consumer cellular. >> they're 100% us based. customer service is. >> also 100% human. you don't have to. oh. >> for those. 50 and up, get two unlimited lines. for $30 each with consumer cellular. don't let back pain. turn your whole day into a constant struggle. take action with doan's proven relief to get you. >> back to your day. >> doan's maximum strength back pain relief. >> trusted for over. >> 100 years to get you back to doing what. >> you love. >> and doug. >> you'll be back. >> emus can't help people c

joining us now is rick stengel. he is a former undersecretary of state in the obama administration. orld has decided to starve the poorest people in the world. >> well. >> lawrence. >> i'm just. >> very saddened. >> and even bewildered by this attitude towards usaid and, and, and american international aid. i think it's one of the glories of american diplomacy. it's less than 1% of the federal budget. if the federal budget were $1,000, we'd be spending $0.06 on foreign aid. and it comes back to us in thousands of ways. we're feeding hungry children, we're combating disease. we're fighting terrorism. if we were not doing that, we would be paying much more on the back end. people think we pay seven times as much for that. jim mattis, who was donald trump's first secretary of defense, said in his congressional testimony. he said he said for every dollar we don't spend on federal aid, i have to spend another dollar on a bullet. it's a national security thing that actually makes people much better. if you look at that, that man carrying that sack there, and i'm sure you've seen this lawre

. >> rick stengel. >> former undersecretary of state for public diplomacy and public affairs.al analyst. so, megan, what more do we know about this minerals deal ahead of zelensky's visit tomorrow? >> well, is it good to be with you? look, this initial agreement will give the us access to ukraine's rare earth minerals. so this is something that president zelensky has said he hopes will lead to further deals. just to give some context here, ukraine has some important elements in minerals like titanium and lithium. they've got a substantial amount of gas, oil and coal, which is said to be worth billions and billions of dollars. now the deal essentially lays out a framework for a joint investment in future mining of those minerals in which 50% of the revenue will be put into a shared fund. now, the financial times is reporting that the ukrainians agreed to this deal after the us dropped some of the controversial elements, including that demand that ukraine compensate the united states some $500 billion. but here's the thing. ukraine has said several times that there's no deal wit

rick stengel, thank you so much, my friend. john brennan, we'd like you to stick around. >> because, well, we. >> named the seat after you, so you need to stay in it. next, trump has a loyalist running the fbi, and kash patel is already having an impact on the bureau. frank figliuzzi is here to talk about it all. and later, new dnc chair kenneth ken martin joins the conversation. we're looking forward to that. you're watching the weekend here on msnbc. the weekend here on msnbc. >> all right. (man) got one more antoine. (vo) with usps ground advantage, it's like you're with us every step of the way. ♪ (man) cooool. ♪ (man) right on time! (vo) stay in the know. from your dock... to their door. if you're frustrated with occasional bloating or gas, your body's giving you signs. it's time to try align. align probiotic was specifically designed by gastroenterologists to help relieve your occasional bloating and gas. when you feel the signs, it's time to try align. out, i eat right. >> but there are just. >> some areas. >> i just. >>

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. >> vaughn hillyard and rick stengel. rick, thank you very much.it. that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. thank you for the privilege of your time. ali vitali picks up with more news right now. >> good day. i'm ali vitali in washington, and we. >> begin with. >> breaking news from the white house. >> president trump. >> saying he's spoken. >> with russian president vladimir putin this morning. >> trump says he agreed to. >> visit russia. >> and putin is. >> coming here. >> to the u.s. it's. >> a major. >> development, as the

. >> vaughn hillyard and rick stengel. rick, thank you very much. great seeing you both, i appreciate it. that wraps up the hour for me. i'm jose diaz-balart. thank you for the privilege of your time. ali vitali picks up with more news right now. >> good day. i'm ali vitali in washington, and we. >> begin with. >> breaking news from the white house. >> president trump. >> saying he's spoken. >> with russian president vladimir putin this morning. >> trump says he agreed to. >> visit russia. >> and putin is. >> coming here. >> to the u.s. it's. >> a major. >> development, as the senate just confirmed former congresswoman tulsi gabbard as the next director of national intelligence. a win for the trump administration, but not without its drama. gabbard was one of president trump's most controversial cabinet picks. even some republicans questioned her lack of experience in the intelligence community, her past embrace of russian propaganda. we'll get to that in just a moment. and how she's questioned u.s. intelligence assessments, as well as that secret h

a phone call with a few days ago, and the ambassador and i were discussing the fact, you know, rick stengel as well. in the normal course of events, the press is notified, the american people are notified when there has been a call with an international leader. and most often there's a readout. it may not be detailed, but we know it happens. we didn't learn about that until today. >> chris, i. >> think you've already. >> put your finger on it in this hour. you have to search long and. hard to find a statement from an elected republican that in any way offers a rebuke of the really. despicable scene that we saw today in the oval office. i think we found one so far from don bacon, who has been fairly consistently pragmatic and principled. >> in. >> his criticism. of this administration. you aren't going to find many more. not yet. and i don't think in the coming hours. that is because president trump has essentially a stranglehold on his own political base, and everything he. does is. >> to. >> cater to his political base. i could only laugh. to avoid crying. perhaps earlier this week when pr

. >> former undersecretary of state rick stengel gets tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> tonight, the shocking announcement from president trump that the u.s. >> will. >> take over the gaza strip, own it and develop it. he also said palestinians there should leave and be placed in other countries. then democrats push back on elon musk's takeover of parts of the federal government. plus, fbi agents sue the justice department, alleging retribution over their work on january 6th cases. as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. good evening once again, i'm stephanie ruhle. it is day 16 of the second trump administration, and as usual, there is a ton of news we need to talk about, including elon musk, what's next for the department of education and more turmoil at the fbi. but we must begin this evening's broadcast with what happened at the white house earlier this evening. president trump hosted israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu today. trump proposed that the people living in gaza should be resettled elsewh

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