i m bret baier meets with ukraine leader at the white house as that leader president zelenskyy desperately tries to get congress to authorize new funding for ukraine s war of resistance against russian invasion. two men have a joint news conference a short time ago at the white house. we will talk with president zelenskyy in just a few minutes. later in the show, the new house speaker, mike johnson on a host of topics. he is live here on set. first, white house correspondent peter doocy has the latest. he was at that news conference a short time ago e joins us live from the north lawn. good evening, peter. pete: president biden just answered a question whether or not he wants ukraine to defend itself or to win the war. he wants ukraine to win the war but he is not giving us any details about how he thinks that could or should happen. mr. president i will not walk away at the white house this tripe it is toned down. congress needs to pass the supplemental funding for ukrai
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evil. reporter: pure evil? exactly. pure ooeflt. reporter: and then we stayed in touch. i am very proud we liberate another ukraine village. reporter: for months, he sent us videos from the combat zone, including when he took a shrapnel wound to his leg. in november we tracked the private down in southern ukraine. how are you? just as friendly as before but now a hardened fighter. i saw that deaths. i saw combat. reporter: he took us to the small town which he helped to recapture from the russians. he seemed embarrassed by the gratitude of civilians. i want to bow to the ukrainian soldiers, in elderly lady told us. i m proud to see them. i want to free people.
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