and first of all, the united kingdom, prime minister starmer has good relationships with trump.has good relationships with president zelensky, president macron, the same, prime minister meloni from italy, the same. so now we need support of these friends who will try to establish communication, maybe through them, maybe with their support between ukrainian and american president. we need this communication once again. it's too serious here. we are dying here every day. you've had very warm words from the european leaders, haven't you, since this exchange yesterday in the white house? but the question is, i suppose, what more can will you realistically expect them to do that they haven't already done? exactly. there are very warm words, and i want to thank all european leaders for all support. but the problem is you can't intercept russian missile with the statement by some european prime minister. in front of the cameras. when trump accused zelensky of being a dictator with only 4% support and so on. so it's not as if there was all sweetness and light before. this has always bee

yeah, we have only with you such documents with the united kingdom. so we are happy. and, uh, we count on your support and really, really. really happy that we have such such parties and such friends. fantastic. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. thank you. great. thank you. >> okay. um, so, margaret, i'm not sure if you were able to hear. it is hard to hear, but from. from what we can tell right there. um, president zelenskyy profusely saying thank you to the uk, to the team. and he also is saying thanks. ahead of the meeting with european leaders tomorrow. uh, and of course, keir starmer with his posture there, looking very welcome and excited that that they are going to be moving forward, moving forward with this relationship. i mean, gigantic contrast from what we saw yesterday at the white house. i mean, there's been a lot of evaluation of of what happened, what's really at the bottom. does it have something to do with the relationship between zelenskyy and and trump that goes, you know, very far back from the phone call, you know, and beyond. is it

and first of all, the united kingdom, prime minister starmer has good relationships with trump. we need ammunition, we need weapons, we need intelligence. it's too serious. and now putin is super emboldened. now he thinks he can, that ukraine can be just the first target and first prey, and you can move on because he sees what a deep division is between united states and europe. and this is bad. we need to heal this division right now. militarily, how long do you think you could last without the us support? i'm not a military expert. i mean, we will fight. we fought in 2022, three years ago without any support at the beginning and we stopped russians. but it's three years after. we have a lot... we lost a lot of people. we are very tired and exhausted. i mean, we will fight. we don't have any other option because in other case, russians will kill people like me. they will take our sons to go and to kill people like you. that's what they will do. but so we will continue to fight. but the question is the life of tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of people, and what will be

-- we sign with you historic document, yeah, yeah, we have only with you such documents, with united kingdomd we come to your support and really, really, really happy that we have such. thank you. >> thank you. >> all right. that's the greatest. as you see, president zelenskyy with ukraine prime minister keir starmer. we'll bring you more as we continue to follow that overseas. meanwhile, a notorious mexican drug lord is arraigned in brooklyn after a surprise visit to the united states. we'll tell you more coming up next. guess what? pair eyewear is available exclusively at america's best! pair eyewear allows you to customize your look according to your vibe. pick a base frame, a top frame, and click! get two top frames, a base frame, and an eye exam starting at $139.95, only at america's best. 7 million us businesses rely on tiktok to compete. within a week of posting, i had over $25,000 in sales. small businesses thrive on tiktok. tiktok brings in so much foot traffic. i need tiktok to keep growing. it's time to feed the dogs real food in the right amount. a healthy weight can help dogs li

and first of all, the united kingdom, prime minister starmer has good relationships with trump. zelensky, president macron, the same, prime minister meloni from italy, the same. so now we need support of these friends who will try to establish communication, maybe through them, maybe with their support between ukrainian and american president. we need this communication once again. it's too serious here. we are dying here every day. you've had very warm words from the european leaders, haven't you, since this exchange yesterday in the white house? but the question is, i suppose, what more can will you realistically expect them to do that they haven't already done? exactly. there are very warm words, and i want to thank all european leaders for all support. but the problem is you can't intercept russian missile with the statement by some european prime minister. in front of the cameras. when trump accused zelensky of being a dictator with only 4% support and so on. so it's not as if there was all sweetness and light before. this has always been a bit of a stormy relationship. wel

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arrive here at downing street at some point this afternoon after landing idea on the day to the united kingdom. and this is a meeting that was meant to take place tomorrow on sunday, but it was built full was perhaps not surprising. off to the events on friday in the white house and that terrible 4 dozen ends he had with the donald trump fence. so we assume that the last you will talk to kids. some of the british prime minister about will be perhaps how to repack his relationship with the american president. then he needs america to how continue defending his country. he has indicated that he wants good relations and he's perhaps hoping to get some advice sort of british prime minister who himself held what was considered a very successful meeting with donald trump in the white house on that day. well, even though he did not manage to secure any security guarantees from the us for ukraine as well as one of his goals, the meeting was seen as having gone very well because they were doing was exchange . it was very cool deal. it was hoped that somebody had laid the groundwork for the lens key to

i saw a lot of people and i want you to know all the united kingdom size piece of barks on your team and matched missing tomorrow and tomorrow and a sweet side with you. historic. to do the we have only we use, i still do is so when we come to new york and really really such a as well, york is scrambling to increase financial and military aid to ukraine. germany's vice chancellor is throwing his wife behind coals for the federal government to immediately release $3100000000.00 and military assistance the cave alluding to ties between the us and europe. germany's foreign minister says a new age of ruthlessness has begun to guess. we get in touch with our station last night on the line. the new era of ruthlessness has begun a heinous time in which we must defend the rules based international owed on the strength of little more than ever, against the might of the strongest. because otherwise, no free country can see peacefully anymore, which has a strong neighbor. will your response follows an explosive route in front of cameras between zalinski donald trump, the newest vice president j

i saw a lot of people and i want you people of the united kingdom size piece of your team and matched meeting tomorrow and tomorrow and the us side with you, your story to do the yeah, we have only we use i still to us and so when we call to new york and really, really such a whole lot of minute landscape draw a crowd of supports as outside of 10 downing street and the push capital investment in of which was the as he arrived. and as the landscape medicaid pulled up to dining street, we could keep people cheering loudly for the presidency lensky outside the game, or downing street in the sign of just how when the many people here in london feel about the ukrainian president. and that was certainly reflected by his dom as body language, the british prime minister embracing the music lensky here, giving him a hug, thumbs up, a real show of support. and of course echoed as well in the was that we've had at the top of the meeting. i'd like to highlight just some of them with kids thomas saying that we stand with you and you crane for as long as it takes. and also interestingly saying that

some of them is lensky has just landed in the united kingdom to attend the summit of european lead is focused on ending the goal between ukraine and russia. the british prime minister kits dom and we'll be hosting those talks on sunday. his office has released the statement saying he retains his unwavering support for ukraine. and his playing his part to find a path forward to a lost in peace based on sovereignty and security for ukraine. let's bring in my last name is leonard. she joins now live from london outside. i think where that meeting is due to take place. so zalinski and london, atlanta of what's expected or indeed he will meet the british prime minister kissed on the tomorrow on. so i'm a little so hold i meeting of eat is right here in this venue behind me on sunday. and though this summit was already in the books before that disastrous trump zalinski meeting a now takes on an even more heightened importance. and that is because the european need is a now contending with the real prospect of the us no longer supporting ukraine, minutes had already or perhaps withdrawing so

gonna happen to you make a good point and i said sorry, but you know, that said you're a, i'm the united kingdom are very much empowering zalinski. i mean, so the feeling he may feel like and see to keep the fights up. your opinion 1st. so why are they doing that? and number 2, can they afford it? and i think you need to know that for these uh beds, uh it's politics and they cannot easily just to walk back. so this is just the noise before it ends. but what we know is that the, all it is going to sink to think of it as sort. americans have been the because us before we thought them, we'd love it and 10 again. so we thought that we funds, we thought the money isn't in ski and beautiful. we're not going to stop this or the, we're not going to hold dress you up to be fixed in which is being the americans. we have been doing most of the way the look of cannot stop the russian. somebody tell me they can most popular. i shift uh they don't have the money to finance the war. they don't have a the minutes out of power to fix it. well, so at this stage it is just uh, i think to make these adjust waves of

for the prime minister of the united kingdom, ready to put boots on the ground, the president of francemanuel macron ready to put boots on the ground, the nato secretary-general, about broader security guarantees, this could have been and should have been a positive moment for ukraine. then we go to further negotiating with the russians, bring this war to a end, move the world forward and stop the death and destruction, what became clear and what has the president so frustrated and angry is that it is not clear that zelenskyy truly wants to stop the fighting. he came and even though he was warned not to determine to litigate all that in front of the entire world and the vice president said enough is enough, the president said enough is enough and i got to tell you this was the wrong approach, wrong time in history and the wrong president to try to do this kind of thing, this is not joe biden, this is donald trump in the entire world saw that crystal clear. peter:when you explained to zelenskyy he was leaving the white house without lunch are that important signing did he look surprised?

last week, trump said that he would have the united kingdom's back. he has very cordial relations with france's emmanuel macron. but europe's position is so different now to that of the united states. and there is now a question mark, too, over zelenskyy himself. it's a personal acrimony, clearly here to some degree. and i think the sounds coming from trump circle about maybe him needing to step aside is something he's going to have to address very fast, or it's going to have to fade into the background or continue to linger as this relationship urgently needs fixing. >> all right, nick, thank you so much. betsy, to you, republicans, like we heard, rubio are very quick to fall in line behind trump and defend him. what else is being said? >> that's exactly right. we are hearing from trump's key allies really praise for the president, who campaigned on ending russia's war in ukraine and really would like to make a peace deal. he says he views himself as a peacemaker. of course, he started those talks with russian president vladimir putin last week, and t

. >> how might the other members of the five eyes australia, canada, new zealand and the united kingdom view and respond to what happened in the oval today? >> well, i think this is i think they're already feeling like they're dealing with a five alarm fire. that goes back to the day trump was elected. reelected. you know that they've already have perfectly, i think, legitimate fears about dealing, for example, with tulsi gabbard or kash patel or pete hegseth, who apparently now has ordered the defense department cyber command to cease operations against russia. today is just one more incredible moment where our allies have to ask what happened to the america that led them for 80 years, that that led them through the defeat of the axis, triumphed in the cold war? maintained itself as a beacon of liberty and leader of the free world. built nato into a 32 country powerhouse. where is that country? and i'm sure that they have every concern, and rightly so, about their own security and the safety of their own secrets when dealing with this administration. they'd be fools not to. >> tom nich

support will the european leaders, uh, but also leaders from other countries, canada, norway, the united kingdomstralia, japan, all those countries have been supporting ukraine. and i do think that it's now time to step up in the level of their support. uh, and not just, uh, in words. actions speak louder than words. if they were to send over significant packages of military aid right now, i think this will improve the negotiating position both for ukraine and for europe. so yes, we can stand against russian pressure without american military aid. that is not what we are aiming for. and that's not an ideal scenario, but we should definitely work with the europeans and should hear very specific proposals on their side as to how they can help ukraine under this, this, uh, unexpected developments. >> yeah. we're still measuring the reverberations of this consequential meeting. we'll see how how it all shakes out in the days and weeks ahead. so, susan, thank you so much. really appreciate it. >> thank you for having me. >> well, u.s. lawmakers were quick to react to the diplomatic clash in the white

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