game. we begin with the high-stakes summit where nato leaders are discussing a possible place for ukraine in the alliance s future. kevin corke has all the latest developments including what is upsetting ukraine s president. kevin: as you know from your time covering previous nato summit, there are lots are one-on-one breakouts of the sidelines. so this is hardly novel. but very few in recent memory will be as anticipated as the one that is set for tomorrow between president zelenskyy and our own president biden. the meeting comes against a backdrop of controversy given by the prophets recent decision to send cluster munitions to the war-torn country which a number of nato members have effectively banned because of concerns over the weapon s ability to harm civilians. the audience comes after mr. biden said ukraine was not ready for nato membership. so if you have been following the story for a while, that means reading which has finally cleared its last hurdle to receive n
senior fellow and military expert. welcome. daniel: let thanks for having me. mike: let s start with what zielinski had to say today. there s no readiness to invite ukraine to nato in order to make it a member of the alliance. a window of opportunity is being left. nato in negotiations with russia. and for russia, this means motivation to continue its terror uncertainty is weakness and i will openly discuss this at the summit. does that sound a little ungrateful to you after all the support ukraine has received? daniel: look, ukraine is fighting from the front lines. nobody disputes that. but the united state to say they have bent over backwards is an understatement. you are talking thousands of armored vehicles, millions of artillery shells, intelligence targeting data. everything basically except for actually pulling the trigger on these things we have given not really our live just absolutely given them and to have that kind