Today on the Playbook podcast, President Zelensky delivers his latest version of a peace plan to Donald Trump.

How will the president respond?

There's a big vote in Congress about those Obamacare subsidies happening.

And keep your eyes on Indiana, where Republicans will decide whether to change

the congressional map this afternoon. Hello, I'm Jack Blanchard. And I'm Megan Messerly. It's Thursday,

December 11th. Megan, we've had you all week. This is great. Thanks so much for joining.

Oh, of course. It's always a joy to be here for the whole week. That's what

we like to see. See people who love getting up early and talking to Playbook. Always,

very much appreciated. I couldn't think of anything better to do with my morning. I'll take that

as a compliment. I'll take that as a compliment. Here's what I want to talk about,

Donald Trump essentially reshaping the rules of American diplomacy around

the world, the rules of American aggression around the world, the rules of American peace

and war around the world.

We've been sort of talking about this ever since Dasha's conversation with the president

on Monday and the things he said about European leaders, about NATO allies and about Ukraine,

which really kicked off a very lively conversation that's been happening all around the globe.

And it feels like things are moving very quickly on a number of fronts here.

And if you take a step back, you can just see Donald Trump resetting everything that we thought

we knew about how America interacted with the world.

You know, we're getting to the end of the year now, and it's the sort of time when we take a step back and think about what happened in 2025.

In his approach to Western Europe, his approach to Russia, his approach to Latin America, his approach to war, to peace, refugees, everything that we've seen from America

is being torn up under Trump 2.0. And I thought it would be interesting just to pick through

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