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Certainly, I think, you know, I took Zelensky's comments at face value, which is that no big
chunks or, you know, sections are going to be just given that haven't been fought for
or earned on the battlefield, you know.
But I come back to where I started, which is, you know, we need this war to end.
We could save thousands of lives with a deal.
And I think that by both sides communicating by President Trump meeting in Alaska on Friday
with either one or both of the combatants, I think this is exciting.
And I think President Trump's really the only one that could make this happen.
You know, he's the sole reason I think this meeting is happening on Friday.
He's a peacemaker.
You know, he's averaging about a peace deal a month right now.
We saw just this week where Armenia and Azerbaijan came together to settle their decades-long
conflict.
It's, you know, been a series of peace deals.
And so, you know, I think President Trump is best situated to see if a deal can be had
and if both sides can agree to ending the slaughter.
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