Let's turn now to Nick Schifrin on the foreign policy aspects of the president's Davos discussion.

Good to see you.

So we've been talking about this.

The president hit on a lot of different points, a lot of different regions, specifically on Ukraine.

What did he have to say?

Senior administration officials have told me that Ukraine is one of, if not the, top priority for this administration.

And President Trump has consistently said that his priority is to end the war and what he called

the killing fields of Ukraine.

I've seen pictures of what's taken place.

It's a carnage, and we really have to stop that war.

That war is horrible. And I'm not talking economy.

I'm not talking economics. I'm not talking about natural resource. I'm just talking about

there's so many young people being killed in this war. Now today, as Lisa noted, he said that

Zelensky was ready to make a deal, but it wasn't clear whether Putin was and that he

wanted to see Putin, quote, immediately. So how do you get Russia to agree to a deal? It has become

increasingly clear that Ukraine on the battlefield cannot put enough pressure on the Russian military

to create pressure on Putin. Senior Trump officials tell me that they believe it's more effective to pressure Putin

economically or via China.

And for the first time last night, we saw that Trump himself said he was willing to use

economic pressure.

He wrote on truth, social, quote, if we don't make a deal

end soon, I have no other choice but to put high levels of taxes, tariffs, and sanctions on

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