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I ever Mike Baker. Your eyes and ears on the world stage. And apparently, back on the road again. So I apologize for the constant

shifting of the backdrop. I'm not sure whether that's considered professional or unprofessional,

but it's the way that it is coming to you today from, oh look, another airport lounge

somewhere in the continental United States. Those are all the

clues I'm giving you. All right, let's get briefed. We'll start today's show with a major statement

from Ukraine's President Zelensky, who says he's open to resigning under the right conditions,

while President Trump signals he may meet with the Ukrainian

leader next week. We'll have those details. Later in the show, a rare admission from a senior

Hamas official who now says he wouldn't have supported the October 7th attacks if he had known

the consequences, which of course implies that if Hamas hadn't

had any negative consequences, then he would have been just fine with killing 1,200 women,

children, elderly people, and men, and taking over 250 hostages. Plus, China's Navy is flexing

its muscles in the Pacific and conducting live fire drills that have New Zealand and Australia on edge.

And in today's back of the brief, Spanish authorities take down a major South American-run sex trafficking ring,

another reminder that their criminal networks operate far beyond the Americas. But first, today's

PDB spotlight. Following a tumultuous week in relations between Washington and Kiev, President

Zelensky is signaling that he's willing to do whatever it takes to secure a peaceful resolution

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