Shumita Basu

The Wall Street Journal recently did a pulse check with roughly two dozen people who voted for Trump. And national politics reporter Eliza Collins told us many of them are excited about what he's doing.

The Wall Street Journal recently did a pulse check with roughly two dozen people who voted for Trump. And national politics reporter Eliza Collins told us many of them are excited about what he's doing.

But a handful of people told Collins while they like the idea of what Trump is doing, they want him to slow down.

But a handful of people told Collins while they like the idea of what Trump is doing, they want him to slow down.

But a handful of people told Collins while they like the idea of what Trump is doing, they want him to slow down.

At least one person Collins spoke to said she voted for Trump because she wanted lower prices and to stop fentanyl from coming into the U.S. But now she's worried her family might lose their house if her partner gets laid off from his government-adjacent job.

At least one person Collins spoke to said she voted for Trump because she wanted lower prices and to stop fentanyl from coming into the U.S. But now she's worried her family might lose their house if her partner gets laid off from his government-adjacent job.

At least one person Collins spoke to said she voted for Trump because she wanted lower prices and to stop fentanyl from coming into the U.S. But now she's worried her family might lose their house if her partner gets laid off from his government-adjacent job.

Of course, these are conversations with a small number of voters. We have only a handful of polls so far, just a few weeks into Trump's term. So we'll have to wait and see how public opinion evolves in the coming months. Let's turn to a series of critical meetings about the future of Russia's war in Ukraine.

Of course, these are conversations with a small number of voters. We have only a handful of polls so far, just a few weeks into Trump's term. So we'll have to wait and see how public opinion evolves in the coming months. Let's turn to a series of critical meetings about the future of Russia's war in Ukraine.

Of course, these are conversations with a small number of voters. We have only a handful of polls so far, just a few weeks into Trump's term. So we'll have to wait and see how public opinion evolves in the coming months. Let's turn to a series of critical meetings about the future of Russia's war in Ukraine.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is in Saudi Arabia today to meet with officials from Russia to negotiate an end to the war. Ukraine, notably, is not part of this conversation. President Volodymyr Zelensky told NBC's Meet the Press on Sunday that he will not accept any terms of a deal that's reached without Ukraine's involvement.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is in Saudi Arabia today to meet with officials from Russia to negotiate an end to the war. Ukraine, notably, is not part of this conversation. President Volodymyr Zelensky told NBC's Meet the Press on Sunday that he will not accept any terms of a deal that's reached without Ukraine's involvement.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio is in Saudi Arabia today to meet with officials from Russia to negotiate an end to the war. Ukraine, notably, is not part of this conversation. President Volodymyr Zelensky told NBC's Meet the Press on Sunday that he will not accept any terms of a deal that's reached without Ukraine's involvement.

Meanwhile, in Paris, the leaders of eight European nations in the NATO alliance held an emergency meeting on Monday to discuss the fact that they, too, were shut out of the U.S.-Russia peace talks by the Trump administration. Their meeting was called after a series of recent actions by U.S. officials that have raised alarm in Europe.

Meanwhile, in Paris, the leaders of eight European nations in the NATO alliance held an emergency meeting on Monday to discuss the fact that they, too, were shut out of the U.S.-Russia peace talks by the Trump administration. Their meeting was called after a series of recent actions by U.S. officials that have raised alarm in Europe.

Meanwhile, in Paris, the leaders of eight European nations in the NATO alliance held an emergency meeting on Monday to discuss the fact that they, too, were shut out of the U.S.-Russia peace talks by the Trump administration. Their meeting was called after a series of recent actions by U.S. officials that have raised alarm in Europe.

Last week, on Wednesday, reportedly Trump had a phone call with Vladimir Putin, raising concerns that they might be close to brokering a deal that favors Russia and undermines European security. Then on Friday at the Munich Security Conference, Vice President J.D.

Last week, on Wednesday, reportedly Trump had a phone call with Vladimir Putin, raising concerns that they might be close to brokering a deal that favors Russia and undermines European security. Then on Friday at the Munich Security Conference, Vice President J.D.

Last week, on Wednesday, reportedly Trump had a phone call with Vladimir Putin, raising concerns that they might be close to brokering a deal that favors Russia and undermines European security. Then on Friday at the Munich Security Conference, Vice President J.D.