Trump envoy issues ultimatum to Ukraine to sign peace deal by Thursday.

Here's the president talking about it.

We lost Adam, guys.

Go ahead.

If he doesn't accept it, that the U.S. would pull back its support for Ukraine.

Well, at some point he's going to have to accept something.

You know, he hasn't accepted.

You remember right in the Oval Office not so long ago?

I said, you don't have the cards.

Don't forget, I inherited this war.

I would have never, this war never would have happened.

I inherited this war.

And I thought he should have made a deal a year ago, two years ago. The ultimate deal would have been if it never started.

That would have been the good deal. That could have been done too if you had the right president,

but you didn't have the right president. So Trump administration has told Ukraine, European officials,

there's a little room to negotiate on his plan to end Russia's war. And the U.S. heaps pressure on

Zelensky to sign a deal drawn up by,

drawn up with Moscow's help by Thursday.

U.S. Army Secretary Daniel Driscoll told European ambassadors and Western officials at a

volatile meeting in Kiev late Friday that he was optimistic that now is the time for peace still,

but warned that Washington

would show little flexibility. We're not negotiating details, is what he said. Tom, your thoughts on

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