Real America's voice now, the 4 o'clock hour. What a power lineup. War room in the morning,

Charlie Kirk, after that, you've got Jack Basobic, you got Steve Gruber, Eric Bowling,

the war room, John Solomon, Grant Stinchfield, all of it. That is a power. That's what,

nine hours of intensity. I don't know how people are going to handle that. So absolutely

incredible. Here's what we're going to do. We are going to handle that. So absolutely incredible.

Here's what we're going to do. We're going to play our cold open now. Intense day at the White House. President Trump, you know, Eric just talked about the handshake. It started with the power

handshake, but man, it was an intense day all around. We're going to play the cold open.

I'm going to come down and break it. I'm going to come back and break it down all for you, here in the war of the late afternoon and early evening.

Let's hit it, guys.

I will never give any advice to President Trump. We have friendly and truthful discussion, but

my experience with President Putin is the following. Number one, I always think it's good

to have discussion with other leaders, and especially when one, I always think it's good to have discussion with other leaders,

and especially when you disagree.

I stopped my discussion with President Putin after Boucher and the war crimes,

because I consider that, I mean, we had nothing to get from him in that time.

Now this is a chance, there is a big change because there is a new U.S. administration.

So this is a new context.

So there is good reason for President Trump to re-engage with President Putin.

But my experience is the following.

And I shared it with President Trump and the team.

In 2014, our predecessors negotiated peace with President Putin.

But because of the lack of guarantees and especially security guarantees,

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