What do you need to see from President Zelensky to restart these negotiations?

Well, I just think you should be more appreciative because this country has stuck with them through thick and thin.

We've given them much more than Europe, and Europe should have given more than us, because, as you know, that's right there.

That's the border.

As we've said many times, the United States has not given more aid to Ukraine than the

European Union. Appears the U.S. will not be providing Ukraine with any more assistance,

at least for the time being, now that the Trump administration is pausing military aid to that

country as it fends off Russia. We'll dig into that major move from the administration. Meanwhile,

the president's tariffs on Canada and Mexico now are in effect as of midnight. We'll break down

the numbers and bring you the response from both countries. This all comes as the president

is set to deliver a joint address to Congress tonight. We'll go through what we might expect to hear from

him there. And a Republican senator who shut down a town hall early after facing criticism from the

crowd is now explaining why he ended that meeting. Good morning. Welcome to morning, Joe. It is Tuesday,

March 4th with Joe and me this morning, the co-host of our fourth hour, Jonathan Lemire.

He's a contributing writer at the Atlantic covering the White House and national politics.

US special correspondent for BBC News and host of The Rest Is Politics Podcast, Katty Kay,

the host of way too early, Ali Vitale, U.S. national editor at the Financial Times,

Ed Luce, and Rogers Chair in the American Presidency

at the Vanderbilt University historian John Meacham. He's also an MSNBC political analyst. Joe,

good morning. Good morning. I mean, there's so much to talk about in just your introduction.

You can talk about Senator Roger Marshall saying it was a bunch of city folk

driving in their limousines or Mercedes or whatever. We saw the people that stood up and were speaking out for veterans.

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