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he's suffered hundreds of thousands of casualties and at a great strategic cost with finland and swedend about their own security that they've joined nato. to we're looking at how we get to a ceasefire and then a post-conflict reconstruction plan, extraordinary challenges, peter. i'm not sure i see this going forward in any positive way. the president yesterday talked about not being aligned with either side, trying to mediate the conflict, and i think we found that cushion of -- the that discussion of russia and the threat zelenskyy feels russia continue it is the pose in that setting and why they were talking past each other, and why i think it would have been for helpful, perhaps, for them nod to do that in -- not to do the that in front of the cameras. peter: since the war started in 2022, $175 a billion under the biden administration went to to zelenskyy and his government. zero dollars so far under the trump administration. but trump trying to get some of that $175 billion back with this mineral deal. it blew up yesterday. is that something where if the u.s. and ukraine are not go

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many heads of state taking to social media from france to sweden to the netherlands. european leaders standing behind president zelenskyy and his country. to stay on top of this developing news, you can download the fox local app, a free download for your smart tv and phone. >> new at ten. the family of a single mom killed in 2001, in san francisco, hopes an increased reward and new leads will bring them answers and justice. police investigators say there is renewed hope that this cold case will be solved. ktvu is amber lee joining us live here in studio with the new developments. amber. >> christina, a police investigator, tells me a previous story we did has helped to generate leads. nearly 24 years have passed since the 25 year old woman was killed. but her family says the pain of loss lingers. >> long after her personality. happy all the time. the strong willed, you know. >> norma brian treasures this photo of her daughter paula in green. her death nearly 24 years ago. a cold case homicide investigated by the san francisco police department is a subject she hasn't

leaders of germany and france and sweden and denmark and the netherlands, turkey will all be at thisting. they're hoping to deliver that thing that president zelenskyy was asking for at the white house. those security guarantees from the u.s. in fact, maybe some air cover if there is going to be some deal to end the war. that's one thing. but the italian prime minister, giorgio melanie, who's been an ally of president trump, also did stand with ukraine. she says any division in the west favors those who want an end to the civilization. and she has called for a joint summit between the u.s. and its european allies to discuss the current war in ukraine. but any other future threats they may face, because they feel, and many european leaders agree, that america can no longer be the reliable partner that it's been for decades. kim. >> all right. we'll be monitoring these meetings, see what comes of it. larry madowo live in paris. thank you so much. so as the political drama played out in the u.s., ukraine took more drone fire from russia. air raid sirens were activated in kyiv friday nig

leaders from france and ireland, latvia, lithuania, netherlands, norway, poland, portugal, spain and sweden, among others, immediately issued strong statements of support for the ukrainian people who were invaded and have been shot at and getting killed by russian soldiers. it appears they, too, are waking up to the stark reality that america, under donald trump, will no longer be a leader on the world stage. john brennan is the former director of the cia. ben rhodes served as deputy strategy advisor for national security president barack obama he co-hosts the pod save the world podcast. they join me now. john, i'm just a cable news host, so what do i know? maybe that was hyperbole. you've you've got decades in the american national security and foreign policy apparatus. what do you think? >> well. >> i could couldn't agree with you more, chris. this certainly is a day that will live in infamy in the annals of us and international diplomatic history, because it is quite clear that we are at an inflection point in terms of the us engagement on the world stage. first of all, i think the ukrai

including germany, denmark, italy, italy, the netherlands, france, norway, poland, spain, finland, sweden, the czech republic. arrivals are happening as we speak. we just put it up in london, romania. the turkish foreign minister, the nato secretary general, the president of the european commission and the european council will also attend. even canada is hopping on the flight to make it to london to have this conversation. and during the summit, it's going to include talks on establishing a european military force to be sent to ukraine that would underpin a cease fire. starmer noted it would involve a coalition of the willing. these are the european leaders arriving to fill the void that donald trump is creating by siding with vladimir putin, charlie. >> what are. >> your what. >> you are describing? >> is the world order being remade in. >> real time right now? >> this is not. >> just a. >> simple adjustment. >> this again. is. >> the world recognizing that, okay, donald. >> trump needs to be taken. seriously and literally and. >> we cannot. >> trust him. >> he is. >> not. >> going to b

sweden and finland, who had been historically a neutral country, decided that they. >> needed. >> to join nato to protect themselves from the thug putin. and this is what we're doing now, the united states under trump and vance, they are helping. the only one that benefits from yesterday, vladimir putin by trying, since he couldn't separate europe because they seem to be tighter than ever, separate the united states from its european allies, and try to strip them so that then russia can continue with what it wants to do, to move in, to take over ukraine and move in some of the other countries on on the european continent. >> it took 80 years to build the liberal, small d democratic order that the united states and the europeans helped build. and it took just maybe ten minutes to blow the whole thing up, metaphorically speaking. how concerned how you're the ranking member on the house foreign affairs committee. not sure if you have heard from any of your european counterparts, but how concerned are they that they just witnessed the end of nato? >> they are very concerned. >> you know,

benjamin: and sweden just made a major commitment. anastasiia: the other thing operating here -- constanze: the other thing operating here apart from profound anger about what is being done to ukraine and the lies being told about that in moscow and elsewhere -- anastasiia: and in washington now. constanze: let me put my way. the other thing that of course is motivating europeans is a very real, visceral fear about the degree of russian disinformation and sabotage in europe and germany. there's especially an amount of meddling in the german election that we have not seen since the cold war and maybe not even then. and the intelligence services across europe but also in germany -- even in germany, because they were long reticent about this could have been forthright in calling this out and attributing it. i think the russians have stopped bothering trying to hide their signatures. the people i met in brussels were working day and night to cobble together support for ukraine, day and night to cobble together additional money for europea

these are from the leaders of germany, poland, spain and sweden, just to name a few.ing behind zelenskyy as he is facing massive criticism from the president's allies here in the u.s. my next source was trump's longest serving national security advisor, ambassador john bolton. ambassador, just tell me, what did you make of today and what you saw? >> well, it was a. >> disaster for american. >> national security. we saw the president. >> and the vice president emotionally. committed to being on the russian. >> side of this. >> and i think. >> it spells disaster for. >> the north atlantic treaty organization. >> i think it's a signal. >> to treaty allies of the united states all around the world that trump has divorced himself from, from the foundations of american foreign policy since 1945. many of his supporters would applaud that, but that is a disaster. >> for the united states. >> the europeans can't do this themselves. they can talk about it all they want, but they need a united states led by somebody who understands what its own interests are. trump is consumed w

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