Trump Casts New Doubt on Ukraine’s Ability to Defeat Russia

Good morning. Donald Trump casts doubt on Ukraine’s ability to defeat Russia. Japan is set to get its first woman prime minister. And the White House is tearing down part of the East Wing to make way for Trump’s ballroom. Listen to the day’s top stories.
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