a fast track to nato s membership, wouldn t have to go through the lengthy formal application process thatt s known as the membership application plan. the french foreign minister, catherine colonna, told us that she was on a pretty same sort of thing. and that s really interesting because it s a way of suggesting to ukraine and to the rest of the world that ukraine might get a quicker membership application through without actually putting a timetable on it, which is what ukraine wants. so lots of food of thought there, food for thought there for nato s big summit next month. so what we ve seen today, i think, is the western community, western international community saying, look, it is still committed to ukraine for the long term, both militarily and economically. ukraine s president sat down for an in depth interview with the bbc s yalda hakim about the state of the war in his country. president zelensky, thank you so much for your time. i d like to begin by asking you about the cou
two abrasive personalities basically, not getting along. i completely think they will get along. i think he is tapping into something in mexico just like the president tapped into the united states. a large pool of the population has been disenfranchised by the political and economic elite. so if he wins with a landslide, the working class young and poor support. we share results tomorrow night by about midnight. we should know by monday morning. william, we appreciate the report. a small town in mourning. how the community is coming together and a remarkable way to honor those that died. plus, the president gearing up for a big summit next month with vladimir putin. we will look at the big issues at stake.and what it could mean for the us/russia relations. vladimir putin has been very
to happen is in some states where republicans will have to run against democrats. the billion news cycles until the elections. great to see you guys. thank you so much. and thank you all so much for joining me at this hour. it s been a busy day, as always. inside politics with john king starts right now. thank you, kate, and welcome to inside politics. i m john king. thanks for sharing your day with us. president trump welcomes home three americans and thanks kim jong-un for releasing them. now the hard stuff, hoping this goodwill continues at the big summit next month when north korea s nukes are on the table. plus, send michael cohen money and he ll send his insights on his boss, the president. it s swampy for sure. but is it illegal? and the president still hasn t told robert mueller whether he ll sit down for an interview, but the vice