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A Fox News fill-in anchor was corrected by her co-host during a live broadcast after making a evident error relating to particulars about Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin’s summit.

The president is scheduled to meet with the Russian chief on Friday, Aug. 15. The two heads of state plan to talk about bringing an end to the Ukraine battle after three and a half years of warfare.

Trump informed reporters aboard Air Force One en route to the assembly that “the war’s got to stop and the killing’s got to stop.”

The president went on to inform journalists that the US represents the “hottest country” globally, and Putin “wants a piece of that” since Russia is “not hot, economically.”

When a reporter inquired whether or not territorial exchanges may be thought of, Trump responded, “They shall be mentioned, but I’ve bought to let Ukraine make that choice, and I believe they’re going to make a correct choice.”

“But I’m not right here to negotiate for Ukraine,” Trump acknowledged, noting that without his presidency, Putin would seize all of Ukraine, but emphasised, “but he’s not going to do it.”

Regarding the potential for US security assurances for Ukraine, Trump answered, “Maybe.”

Fox News’ America Reports launched into summit coverage within minutes of this system’s start, displaying footage of the airport runway and the platform where both leaders would seem.

Nevertheless, a important mistake occurred nearly immediately as the coverage commenced.

Aishah Hasnie was substituting and stumbled on a essential element about the summit as she launched the community’s coverage.

She declared, “President Trump says he’ll know within a couple of minutes, two minutes, if Putin is ready to make a deal with him.”

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She then botched that today’s summit has about a “25 percent chance of success.” The anchor was swiftly corrected by co-anchor John Roberts.

“I think you got that backward. It’s a 75 percent chance of success,” he started to say.

Hasnie interrupted, “Oh, 75 percent chance, yes,” before Roberts added, “25 percent of failure.”

The substitute continued, “That’s right.”

Roberts then said, “The two leaders also plan to give a joint news conference after their meeting this afternoon.”

Fox News’ Bret Baier has also previewed his upcoming interview with Trump aboard Air Force One while touring to his Alaskan summit.

In a clip posted on Fox’s X account, Trump could be heard selling his ideas on the upcoming assembly.

“I think it’s going to work out very well, and if it doesn’t, I’m going to head back home real fast,” the president says.

Meanwhile, Putin’s press secretary, Dmitry Peskov, reportedly told Russian state media on Friday that he anticipated the summit between Putin and Trump to take a while.

“In general, one can imagine that, of course, this might take at least six to seven hours,” he said.

The assembly between the 2 leaders will embody a working lunch, a bilateral assembly, and a press convention.