Hey everybody, happy Friday. Hope you got a great weekend planned. Good to be with you for this weekly wrap-up of all things, news and politics. So interesting things are going on, and I want to share with you a couple of things that I thought were particularly interesting and help us to look at these things through a biblical lens and have a practical takeaway for us as the family of faith. James, roll the video.

Vladimir Putin has promised revenge for Ukraine's drone strikes on Russian air bases at the weekend.

He discussed his response during a surprise phone call with President Trump this afternoon,

which the U.S. President then posted about on social media.

Ukraine says 41 Russian planes were damaged or destroyed in their attacks.

One of the air bases was at least 3,000 miles from the Ukrainian border.

In a moment, we'll get the latest from Washington, but first from Kiev.

Our diplomatic correspondent, Paul Adams, sent this report.

Three days on and another jaw-dropping look at Sunday's spectacular operation.

Plain after Russian plane hunted down by a swarm of Ukrainian drones. Some destroyed, others

possibly beyond repair. A glance under the wing,

cruise missiles, ready for launch. And confirmation that Russia's dwindling fleet of prized

early warning and control aircraft were among the targets, clearly struck, but the extent of

the damage not immediately clear.

And then the containers used to transport the drones to airfields deep inside Russia,

looking for all the world like mobile homes.

Retractable roofs visible, Ukraine offering carefully calculated glimpses of its work.

Wow.

This is crazy stuff, right?

I mean, the technology is just mind-boggling to me.

And we're just, we're kind of toying around with World War III.

Again, as these giant powers. And obviously, the United States is supporting and helping and sending $175 billion. I think it is so far to Ukraine. And I had an interesting

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