Good evening. The show begins tonight. Ukraine. Talking to Jeff McCausen about the proposal from all sides for a ceasefire.

The major European leaders are especially pressing for it in Ukraine.

Vladimir Putin is reluctant.

No reason why.

Just is reluctant.

Also comment on the Houthis enduring the several week campaign by the U.S. Navy and Air Force,

and Donald Trump called it off.

Wasn't making a success.

However, there's more to learn about the Houthis.

John Yu joins from the Civitas Institute to talk about the originalist thinking behind

birthright citizenship coming before the court in these next hours.

Then to Rick Fisher commenting on lessons learned on the India-Pakistan exchange of high-performance weapons over Kashmir.

One weapon that was used but not used was the nuclear arsenal in both camps.

Did the Indians fire at the Pakistani arsenal because they thought they were going to roll them out or because they

meant to provoke. And it's unclear at this point, but major figures from around the world got

involved at that point. So nukes were in the contest. They led to a ceasefire so far holding.

Syria, shaking hands with Donald Trump and Riyadh, audience of MBS.

Al-Shaire is a former terrorist.

He runs a terror network that now calls itself the Syrian National Army. To be learned.

Carney's cabinet, the new prime minister who was the prime minister,

the newly elected prime minister,

Mr. Carney has chosen a cabinet that Charles Burton,

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