Stop the 'insults,' Trump official tells Ukraine

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

44% : "He's focused on the fighting and moving forward, and we could argue all day long about what's happened in the past," Waltz said of Trump.
31% : US allies have reacted with shock after Trump said on Tuesday that Ukraine "started it" and then doubled down with his comments about Zelensky.
22% : " Trump and Zelensky have been in a war of words since Washington opened talks in Saudi Arabia with Moscow on a potential deal to end the nearly three-year conflict.
22% : Trump branded Zelensky a "dictator without elections" on Tuesday after the Ukrainian complained about being excluded from the talks.
19% : "President Trump is obviously very frustrated right now with President Zelensky, the fact that he hasn't come to the table, that he hasn't been willing to take this opportunity that we have offered.
18% : "Some of the rhetoric coming out of Kyiv, frankly, and insults to President Trump were unacceptable," Mike Waltz told a briefing at the White House to mark Trump's first month in office.

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