On this episode of Nutes World, the recent ceasefire negotiations between Ukraine and Russia, led by the Trump administration, have challenged the traditional way we negotiate with our allies and adversaries.

President Trump's special envoy, Steve Whitkoff, has visited Moscow,

met with Putin about what it would take to agree to a ceasefire. Putin presented a list of

demands. It appears some progress may have been made in a phone call between Trump and Putin.

They agreed to quote, an energy and infrastructure ceasefire, which may or may not be actually being held.

Here to discuss where negotiations stand with the potential Ukraine-Russia ceasefire,

I'm really pleased to welcome back my guest and good friend, one of the most knowledgeable people

and one of the most active people on foreign policy and the survival of America.

Cliff May,

founder and president

of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies.

His recent op-ed,

Trump's Ukraine diplomacy

faces Putin test,

was featured in the Washington Times

on March 18th.

And I must say,

I also sent it out to

everybody I have on X and on true social.

Cliff, welcome and thank you for joining me again on Newt's World.

Thanks, Newt. Always great to be with you.

Before we get into specifics, would you just take a minute to tell our listeners, what is the

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