I have a meeting with President Putin tomorrow.

I think it's going to be a good meeting,

but the more important meeting will be the second meeting

that we're having.

We're going to have a meeting with President Putin,

President Zelensky, myself,

and maybe we'll bring some of the European leaders along,

maybe not.

I don't know that it's going to be very important.

We're going to see what happens.

And I think President Putin

will make peace. I think President Zelensky will make peace. We'll see if they can get along.

And if they can, it'll be great. You know, I've solved six wars in the last six months,

little more than six months now. And I'm very proud of it. I thought the easiest one

would be this one. It's actually the most difficult. Who of these two do you think is going to

win out in a room? And do you think Russia is counting on being able to sway the president

who was for a moment, it looks like, possibly turning away from Putin to get him back in the fold?

Yeah, look, nothing is going to change Vladimir Putin's views.

Nothing has changed his views on Ukraine over the last decade.

Even after the full-scale invasion, the sanctions and precedent sanctions put on Russia

by the Biden administration didn't change his view.

The tens and tens of thousands of Russians who've

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