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We are going to bring you into this weekend in style.

We have a great show prepared for you.

And there's a lot of breaking news.

I actually wanted to start with a story from the New York Times.

Don't worry.

Just a sentence or two to break

this news. We will not be reading the entire thing. It says U.S. and Ukrainian officials to meet next

week about path to end war. Senior U.S. and Ukrainian officials are planning to meet next week

to discuss the first steps of a deal that could seek an end to the war in Ukraine.

And now here's where the New York Times has to, you know, they've got to get in their anti-Trump

position at all times.

We talked a little bit about this yesterday, how the Democrats used to always say, well, we can,

we can walk and chew gum at the same time.

And now that Trump is in there, he's all they can handle.

They can't walk and chew gum and do anything.

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