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This is CNN Breaking News.

Welcome to The Lead. I'm Jim Shudo in today for Jake Tapper. We are live from Anchorage, Alaska,

where just about 24 hours from now, the highly anticipated summit between President Donald Trump

and Russian President Vladimir Putin is expected to be underway. This afternoon in the Oval Office,

expressing some optimism, President Trump laid out those expectations for the summit.

I think that President Putin would like to see a deal.

I think if I weren't president, he would take over all of Ukraine.

Tomorrow, all I want to do is set the table for the next meeting, which should happen shortly.

I'd like to see it actually happen maybe in Alaska where we just stay because it's so much

easier. We're going to find out where everybody stands, and I'll know within the first

two minutes, three minutes, four minutes, or five minutes, like we tend

to find out whether or not we're going to have a good meeting or a bad meeting.

Already discussing a second meeting, the president said this potential second meeting between

Putin and Ukrainian President Volodomers Zelensky, along with Trump, could also possibly involve

leaders from Europe. Trump has threatened, quote, very severe consequences if Putin does not

agree to stop the war in Ukraine. We should note that tomorrow's meeting between Trump and

Putin will be one-on-one. During their first two meetings in Trump's first

term, you may remember, even senior officials said they were sometimes left in the dark about what

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