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13:58Now PlayingAfter Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelenskyy's row in the Oval Office, the President told reporters, "We’ve seen enough. This is going to be great television, I will say that."
Matt Frei is joined by national security adviser Lord Peter Ricketts and former editor Lionel Barber to analyse Trump's 'theatrics'.
The heated Oval Office meeting also saw Vice-President JD Vance lash out at Zelenskyy, branding him "disrespectful" for questioning Trump's allegiances.
After Zelenskyy warned that the US would feel the impact of the war if it continues, Trump interrupted saying: "Don't tell us what we're going to feel. We're trying to solve a problem."
The lengthy exchange saw voices raised, wild gesticulations and Zelenskyy plotting the timeline of Russia's invasion - an explanation that was received badly by a clearly disgruntled Trump.
The testy exchange continued with both Trump and vice president JD Vance saying that Ukraine should be thankful for US support in the war.
Zelenskyy was then allegedly "kicked out" of the White House, according to a Trump spokesperson.
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