Toledo, look at this trend line here.

U.S. support for Ukraine is too much.

Back when the war began back in February of 2022, it was just 7%.

Up like a rocket ship, my goodness, up now in February of 2025 to 41%.

And the clear majority of Republicans, and of course Republicans are in charge of the U.S. government now,

62% of Republicans say that the U.S. government now, 62% of Republicans

say that the U.S. support for Ukraine is too much. What a difference from just three years ago,

I can remember, John, all those backyards in the United States with those Ukrainian flags,

far fewer of them today, as Americans' opinions on Ukraine have changed dramatically.

What about opinions of the Ukrainian president?

Right.

You know, obviously, if you would expect changes amongst the public on feelings towards

Ukraine, feelings towards Zelensky have changed also dramatically.

Look at this. Confidence Zelensky will do the right thing when it comes to world affairs.

Back in 2022, it was the clear majority. 72% through the

floor. Through the floor by 2024. Just 48% of Americans say that they're confident that Zelensky

will do the right thing when it comes to world affairs. And GOP confidence has also plummeted

dramatically. Now the clear majority of Republicans are not confident,

not confident that Zelensky will do the right thing

when it comes to world affairs.

Really a real trend line,

ones you rarely see in the American public

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