Trump facing backlash after waiving Russian sanctions

Well, President Trump faces growing backlash from both sides of the aisle for putting new sanctions against Russia on hold. Critics warn his decision could give Vladimir Putin the upper hand. Caroline Shively has the latest. The president says he's making progress toward ending the war in Ukraine, but his latest move is raising questions about how much pressure he's willing to put on Vladimir Putin. Russia striking 10 Ukrainian energy facilities overnight night, after President Trump defends his decision to ease pressure on Moscow over the weekend. The president waving sweeping new sanctions against Russia just weeks after signing the bipartisan legislation into law. The move drawing sharp criticism from Republicans and Democrats alike. I think it was a mistake. The sanctions were designed to pressure Russia to end its war in Ukraine. But the White House insists easing restrictions could help bring Putin to the negotiating table. This is a carrot to try to end a war. It's not an economic lifeline for Russia. Meanwhile, tensions between Washington and Kiev are escalating. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy warning the United States against siding with Moscow. If United States will take, officially will take the side of Russia, of course, if these two countries will be together, of course we will not prevail. But the president is pushing back, accusing Zelenskyy of standing in the way of peace. on Truth Social last night. He doesn't want to end this war and probably never did. I want this war to end. Secretary of State Marco Rubio says the administration wants 60 days to study the economic impact of the sanctions. Meanwhile, lawmakers are pushing for answers. But with Congress out until after election day, any effort to reverse the president's decision could have to wait. In Washington, Caroline Shively, Fox News. All right, let's take a look. It's been an up and down kind of morning on the big board right now. The Dow is down, looks like 18 points or so, going up and down, point here, point there, now 21. Stocks in the AI industry are bouncing back and recovering some of their losses.