Let's get the top lines and takeaways on the announcement about Ukraine and this weapons deal with NATO. Our panel's back with us. Van Hillyard, Robbie Agaral, and Ambassador Bill Taylor.As the president continues this Oval Office meeting with the NATO secretary general, he officially announced this weapons deal with NATO. Van, the US planning to sell billions of dollars of military equipment to NATO to be used in Ukraine. President Trump also setting a new 50-day deadline for Russia to agree to some kind o ...

So, we do good. The only one we haven't been able to get to yet is Russia, and I'm not happy. And I will tell you that Ukraine wants to do something again.It's a war that should have never started. If I were president, it never would have happened. I used to speak to President Putin about it a lot.It was the apple of his eye. But once I saw what was going on, I said, you know, they're going to they're going to have a war here. I was outside.election was rigged and I was outside looking in and I said, you kn ...

We are getting some breaking news out of Washington. For that, we'll get back to Megan Cassellum. Hi again, Megan.Hey guys, a little bit more tariff news this time with regards to Russia. President Trump is in the Oval Office right now with NATO Secretary General Mark Ruta. And he says one of the reasons Rout is here today is to express their disappointment with Russia.And the president saying he will be imposing secondary tariffs on Russia of up to 100% 50 days from today, beginning September 1st, unless R ...

President Donald Trump said the US will send more weapons to Ukraine, signaling his growing impatience as Russia ignores his demands for a ceasefire https://t.co/BFJ20n6ZYJ ...

the Middle East now where the push toward a potential ceasefire now seems to be stalled. Matt Bradley is joining us from Jerusalem tonight. And Matt, we are getting reports of escalating violence in Gaza.Right. That's right, Hie. Good evening.Yet another fresh tragedy in the Gaza Strip. An Israeli drone strike killed at least 10 people, most of them children, as they waited in line for water at the Nerat refugee camp. Now, in a rare acknowledgement, the Israeli military said the strike was a mistake, that i ...

Geopolitical Strategy & International Relations - The discussion highlights the need for a clear strategy to support Ukraine in its conflict with Russia, emphasizing that current foreign policy appears transactional without a consistent strategic vision [1] - Congress is considering the Graham Blumenthal bill, which has significant bipartisan support (over 80 senators) and aims to impose secondary sanctions on countries trading fuel and energy with Russia, potentially impacting Russia's economy [3][4] - The effectiveness of current sanctions and weapons supply in deterring Putin is questioned, as intensified strikes on civilian targets in Ukraine are observed [4][5] - The analysis suggests that Putin may not believe the current administration will be tough on Russia, but the passage of the Graham Blumenthal bill and a substantial aid package to Ukraine could change his perception [6] - The potential for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas is discussed, but it's viewed as a short-term solution rather than a long-term strategy for resolving broader issues [13] US Foreign Policy & Influence - Criticism is leveled at both the Biden and Trump administrations regarding the flow of weapons to Ukraine, particularly concerning disruptions to the supply of critical assets like patriots [2] - The impact of Trump's potential statements on the situation is considered, with the suggestion that his support for the Graham Blumenthal bill and increased aid to Ukraine could deter Putin [8] - Concerns are raised about the signal the US is sending to Putin, particularly in light of past actions and agreements [5] - The discussion touches on the possibility of a settlement in Ukraine on Ukraine's terms, emphasizing the importance of not giving up and the potential implications for NATO [9][10] Nuclear Proliferation & Regional Conflicts - The analysis suggests that Iran is unlikely to give up its nuclear ambitions, especially after observing the situation in Ukraine, which relinquished its nuclear weapons in 1994 [15] - The possibility of further Israeli strikes against Iran's nuclear facilities is raised, although it's considered less likely in the immediate future [16]

Can I ask how your meeting with Netanyahu went over the last couple of days and how realistic do you think a ceasefire is this week. Well, we're talking about Gaza for the most part. I think we have a chance this week or next week.Not definitely. There's nothing definite definite about war and Gaza and all of the other places that we all deal with so much. But there's a very good chance that we'll have a settlement, an agreement of some kind this week and maybe next week.If not, I will tell you we're gettin ...

We've been here before. But the reason I would put good odds on this one is because you are hearing a lot of positive openness to this from already from the prime minister, from Prime Minister Netanyahu and the Israeli government. And there are a few reasons for that.And part of it in part of it is pressure that they're facing. But a lot of it is actually when you're following on the foot of the strikes that happened against the Iranian regime and its nuclear program, you're essentially following a strategy ...

I'm Joe Frier. And I'm Savannah Sers. And we're going to start this hour with more deadly flooding out west.Now, just days after more than 100 people died in the flooding in Texas, at least three people in neighboring New Mexico were killed when fastmoving flood waters hit their home. The river in Rud Rudioso almost 19 ft in a matter of minutes and washed through the town. Emergency crews conducted at least 85 swift water rescues to help people who were trapped in their homes and cars by the fast rising wat ...

As we are attached to human lives, as we are attached to territorial integrity, we want the ceasefire. No discussion. And today, working together in order to recognize the state of Palestine and to initiate this political momentum is the only path to peace. ...