So this is not just about ending a war. This is about ending a war in a way that creates a mechanism in a way forward

that will allow them to be independent and sovereign, never have another war again, and create tremendous prosperity for its people.

Not just rebuild the country, but to enter an era of extraordinary economic progress.

It's a country with Ukraine has tremendous economic potential.

Ukraine has tremendous opportunity for true prosperity.

We're thankful for the efforts of United States and its team to helping us.

U.S. is hearing us.

U.S. is supporting us.

U.S. is walking beside us.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio and his Ukrainian counterpart signaling a united front

has U.S. negotiators now head to Russia for talks aimed at ending the Kremlin's invasion.

Meanwhile, President Trump is seeing a notable slump in his poll numbers down to just 36% approval.

Voters are paying close attention to the wars overseas, the economy here at home,

and the heavy-handed approach to immigration issues, including the deportation of a college student

who was brought to America when she was just seven years old.

She's now in Honduras this morning after being shackled at the airport while flying home from

Boston to Texas to surprise her family on Thanksgiving.

That's just a terrible story.

And when Republicans said they were going to deport the worst of the worst,

did they really mean Babson college students that were coming home to surprise their family?

And then here you have this college student at Babson, who was met at Logan

and ends up being shackled and sent back to Honduras, a country where her parents removed

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