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Welcome back to Unbiased Politics. Today is Thursday, March 6th. Let's talk about some news.

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you can find that link in the episode description. Okay, let's start with some news from earlier this week. The United States

has paused all military aid and some intelligence aid to Ukraine following that heated conversation

in the Oval Office last week. If you tune in last week, you heard that five-minute exchange

between the president, the vice president and President Zelensky. But in a nutshell,

President Zelensky had come to the United States to sign a minerals deal with President Trump.

And their Oval Office meeting ended up getting tense when Vice President Vance suggested that

the right way to handle the conflict with Russia is to engage in proper diplomacy and conversation and not bad mouth

one side or the other, but just instead act as this neutral third party mediator.

Zelensky then brought up the fact that no president since 2014 has ever effectively stopped

Putin and that some of those presidents have tried this proper diplomacy that Vance

was talking about and it hasn't worked. So he wasn't understanding what Vance meant by diplomacy

and asked him to clarify. That's when Vance and President Trump started telling Zelensky

that, you know, he's not appreciative for what the United States has done for Ukraine. Ukraine wouldn't have anything if it weren't for the U.S., etc., etc. The meeting ended,

the Minerals deal wasn't signed, but even after that, it did seem as if both presidents were still

and are still willing to talk at a later date, and they likely will, just based off of what we know

of the situation. But earlier this week, just days after that Oval Office meeting, the United States announced

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