Trump reflects on 'moment of solace' with Zelenskyy at Pope Francis' funeral

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Noting the striking photograph of the two men "talking peace" that "went around the world," Moran asked Trump, "Take us into that moment." "The moment was a moment of solace in a sense, because -- tremendous numbers of people are dying.
51% : It was the first time Trump and Zelenskyy had met face-to-face since their heated argument in the Oval Office in February.
50% : " Trump repeated those comments in the interview.
40% : A lot of his people are dying," Trump answered.
37% : Asked if he trusts Putin, Trump said, "I don't trust a lot of people.
34% : Moran noted that Trump has since appeared to have changed his thinking about Putin's intentions, bringing up what Trump said in a social media post after his conversation with Zelenskyy in St. Peter's.
34% : I think because of me, he's not gonna do that," Trump answered.
28% : "I really count on your strong position to stop Putin," Zelenskyy said to Trump at the February meeting.
19% : MORE: Trump, Zelenskyy meet privately ahead of pope's funeral At the time, Zelenskyy contended the Russian president needed stronger pushback from Ukraine's allies.
7% : " When Moran asked if Trump truly believed Putin wanted to end the war even with the continued attacks, Trump claimed that negotiations would have been much worse under a different president.

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