Marco Rubio

He believes the war would have never happened had he been president at the time.

So we're doing two things.

Obviously, we continue.

Look, we don't

We don't provide arms to Russia.

We provide arms to Ukraine.

We don't sanction Ukraine.

We sanction Russia.

But at the same time, we find ourselves in a unique position of serving as probably the only nation on earth that can bring the two sides to discuss the potential for ending this war on negotiated terms.

And it's an obligation we won't walk away from because we think it's a very unique one to have.

It may not come to fruition, unfortunately.

I hope it does.

And I think there are days when I feel more optimistic about it than others.

But we're going to keep trying because that is, in the end, this war will not be solved militarily.

It will be, in the end, it will come to a negotiated settlement.

We'd like to see that happen as soon as possible.

That would ignore reality.

Look, Ukraine, first of all, they deserve a lot of credit.

They fought very bravely.

They've received extraordinary amount of support from the United States to the tune of billions of dollars that pre-exist the war.