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It's Monday, never-point-day-to-day-to-thus-or-2-50.

It's Monday, 2nd.

It's Monday, 2-December.

Welcome to the President's Daily Brief. I'm Mike Baker, your eyes and ears on the world stage.

All right. Let's get briefed. Today, we'll start things off with news out of Syria, where rebel forces have taken control of Aleppo, that's the country's second largest city, and are continuing their advance.

We'll break down what this means for Assad's regime, Russia's involvement, and the future of

this long and brutal conflict. Later in the show, Ukraine's President Zelensky, for the first

time since the war began, said he's willing to cede the Ukrainian territory to Russia to end

the conflict. We'll break down his remarks. Plus, in Georgia's capital, Tbilisi, thousands of demonstrators

protested the government's decision to halt EU-U European Union accession talks, leading to barricades, broken windows, and fireworks

outside of the Parliament. We'll explore what's at stake for Georgia's future. And in today's

back of the brief, former President Donald Trump names Cash Patel, a former defense official and

federal prosecutor, as his pick to lead the Federal Bureau of

Investigation, the FBI. But first, today's PDB spotlight. A major development in the Syrian

Civil War, remember that? It's been going on for years. It's just been off our radar. Rebel forces

have captured Aleppo, Syria's second largest city. Now, this marks a

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