President Trump's got a lot of say about his two-hour phone call today with Putin.

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The president working the phones, getting what could be a breakthrough in Russia's brutal war against Ukraine.

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if three years of his brutal war against Ukraine

finally comes to an end.

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But first, former President Joe Biden's new reaction today after the world learned of his aggressive form of prostate cancer and sent well wishes and prayers.

Welcome to the lead. I'm Jake Tapper. We're going to start today with our health lead and the tragic news of former President Joe Biden's prostate cancer diagnosis. Here's what we know. Last Monday, the New York Times was the first to report that President Biden visited a Philadelphia hospital the previous Friday, where, quote, a small nodule was discovered on his prostate that required, quote,

further evaluation. A Biden spokesperson confirmed most of that to CNN, but would not elaborate

on when or where the physical examination or future evaluation was conducted. Biden is 82.

He's kept a relatively low profile since leaving office in January. Now, yesterday afternoon, Biden's personal office revealed that a prostate nodule was found

after the former president experienced increasing urinary symptoms.

The statement continues that last Friday, Biden was diagnosed with an aggressive form of prostate cancer

that has spread to his bones. The statement goes on to say that while this represents a an aggressive form of prostate cancer that has spread to his bones.

The statement goes on to say that while this represents a more aggressive form of the disease,

the cancer appears to be hormone sensitive, which allows for effective management.

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