Air Force One. He's leaving for his big summit with Vladimir Putin. And you know that some of the Soviet-Russian delegations already arrived. We saw Lavrov go into his hotel room. He was wearing a CCCP shirt. He's the foreign secretary. We also know, guys, who the president's going to be traveling with, Secretary of State Marco Rubio, Commerce Secretary Lutnik, Treasury Secretary Besant, and CIA Director Radcliffe will be part of the enclave. Big hopes, but the president's being very realistic. This is a huge moment, not just for the country, but for the world as well. This is the president that he inherited this war. He predicted that something like this could happen, but he's always said that he wanted to be the president of peace, anxiously. And the question is, does Putin overplay his hand now? Does he think that the president's weak? I bet we get something to do. Well, the president told Brian on his radio show yesterday that he's convinced he's going to make a deal. He said, "I think he's going to." And there he is, coming up the steps right now. He's getting on Air Force One. It's a seven-hour trip, so he has a long trip ahead of him. But when he gets there, they'll have a one-on-one conversation. There will be interpreters. Then he's going to have this business lunch, and then a press conference. And he told Brian, we thought it was going to be a joint press conference, and it just may be. But if the meeting doesn't go well, he told Brian that he would decide to have a solo presser. So we'll be following this all day.
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