Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now he's Armstrong and Getty.

President Zeletsky is coming to see me on Friday, Friday morning, and we're going to be signing really a very important agreement for both sides because it's really going

to get us into that country.

We'll be working there.

We'll have a lot of people work in there.

And so in that sense, it's very good. It's a backstop, you could say. I don't think anybody's going to play around if we're there with a lot of workers and having to do with rare earths

and other things, which we need for our country. And we appreciate it very much. And I look forward

to seeing him.

Are there areas specifically of Ukraine that you're talking about in giving back specifically Crimea?

We'll be talking about that, and we're going to see if we can get it back or get a lot of it back.

So he says he's going to converse with Putin about getting some of the land back.

That's interesting. It's the first time I've heard him say that of Ukraine getting some of their land back. And then also that first question was about whether or not we're going to send troops or anything like that. And he said, no, but we're going to have a lot of people in there. We're going to have a lot of people. And I don't think anybody will mess around us with us when we've got, you know, all these people working there. So I don't, it's hard to say with Trump always if that's

a veiled threat or an outright threat or just an assumption that if we have a whole bunch of

USA dump trucks and machinery and scientists and whatever else there. That's ours.

Right.

Right.

Or it might be a red herring because sometimes Trump throws those out.

We've referred to it occasionally as, you know, you're in a negotiation and you demand an elephant.

And they yell, they tell you, we can't afford an elephant. There's no

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