Vance reveals what Putin has conceded in Ukraine peace deal negotiations with Trump.

Rob, is that the clip? Okay, go for it.

I didn't say they conceded on everything, but what they have conceded is the recognition

that Ukraine will have territorial integrity after the war.

They've recognized that they're not going to be able to install a puppet regime in Kiev.

That was of course a major demand at the beginning. And importantly, they've acknowledged that there is going to be some security guarantee to the territorial integrity of Ukraine.

Again, have they made every concession? Of course they haven't. Should they have started the war? Of course they haven't.

But we're making progress, Kristen. And what I admire about the president in this moment is he's not asking three and a half years ago. He's not, you know, trying to focus on every nitpicky detail of how this thing started three and a half years ago. He's trying to focus on the nitpicky details of now, of what do the parties disagree on,

what do they agree on, and how do you build a foundation from one side of that ledger to the

other so you can stop the killing?

Tom.

I love J.D. Vance, and there is a part of this where he absolutely toasted her.

What was the thing we saw? You know, where... I love Jady Vance, and there's a part of this where he absolutely toasted her.

What was the thing we saw?

You know, where... If you were...

If a fifth grader could understand it, right?

Yep.

Where exactly is the pressure on Russia to do anything if you're not right now imposing new sanctions?

How do you get them to a place of getting to the table with Zelensky

and stopping to drop bombs?

But, Kristen, I think that question betrays a fundamental misunderstanding of where we are.

The president has applied aggressive economic leverage, for example, the secondary tariffs on

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