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All right, so we've talked about the Senate and the House.

What about the White House?

Where is the president on this debate?

That's NPR's Deirdre Walsh.

Hopefully those are not wolves at your door, Deirdre, just dogs.

Thanks for your time.

President Trump is repeating a familiar pattern.

He suggests a peace plan to end Russia's war on Ukraine.

He or his negotiators talk to one side, then the other.

And after talking to Russia, he puts President Volodymyr Zelensky on the spot.

Russia is, I believe, fine with it, but I'm not sure that Zelensky is fine with it.

NPR's Lauren Frayer is in London where Zelensky is meeting with some of his European allies.

So Lauren Zelensky called the weekend talks with President Trump's special envoy Steve Witkoff and his son-in-law Jared Kushner, quote, constructive, though not easy.

Today in London, though, might be much different.

Now, late last week, the Trump administration published a revised national security strategy, which referenced Europe quite a bit.

And Lauren, it seems like it's got a lot of people worried.

OK, so then what does this then say about the U.S.

relationship with Europe as well and also maybe the role of Europe in these negotiations?

That's NPR's Lauren Frayer in London.