big questions, but a key question since Wickehoff is in Moscow is what pressure the Trump

administration is willing and ready to apply on Russia to abide by a ceasefire? Is there any inkling

of any of that? It hasn't been talked about. All of this should not be aired in the press.

No offense, but I think we'll get to a better endgame if some of this is quietly done. It doesn't

seem like it. I also saw a report that Putin has already rejected the 30-day ceasefire.

Apparently cast it. The way I was seeing it just before walking on, they're casting doubt on it.

But again, everything is an angle.

But to embarrass Trump publicly is not a good look.

So I think what would be on the table now with Whitkoff there, and he's a seasoned negotiator,

this is not going to be his particular

focus, so I read again. But what could be on the table is Russian gives to get to a place

that Ukraine could accept. Ukraine has to accept the deal. It's not Trump's deal. It's not Russia's deal. It's Ukraine

and ending a war that was unjustly launched against it.

So moments ago, Jonathan Lemire, President Trump threatened to place additional tariffs on European alcohol.

If the EU does not lift its 50% tariff on U.S. whiskey. The president posting on social media. If this

tariff is not removed immediately, the U.S. will shortly place a 200% tariff on all wines,

champains, and alcoholic products coming out of France and other EU represented countries.

This will be great for the wine and champagne business in the U.S.

So, Andrew, let's just get your reaction here, both.

I mean, the European EU tariff news just a few moments ago on Truth Social,

but certainly it has been days worth now of increasingly rhetoric, hostile rhetoric from President Trump, Canada, Europe, the like, and seemingly not backing off these threats of terrorists.

Look, I just think there's two things that we need to talk about this morning. One is just some historical perspective.

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