The year is 2019. Look at us.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy is running to be President of Ukraine as a young, charismatic, popular, anti-corruption candidate.
Everything is possible.
That was the last time Ukraine held an election, over 7 years ago.
And now Zelenskyy faces his biggest challenge since Russia's full-scale invasion.
I have a lot of different plans.
I'm on my mission to defeat Russia and to save our country.
A new young charismatic popular politician is positioning himself as the voice of anti-corruption.
And the thing is, this young guy, his name is Fedorov, has been advising Zelenskyy for years.
They were close political allies, but now there's a huge rift between the two.
The young challenger says corruption in Ukraine is making it harder to win the war.
He's calling for fresh elections.
Over the weekend, Zelenskyy responded and said wartime elections would be a huge risk,
a quote "tsunami" that would split Ukraine.
On top of all this, there are reports Fedorov could be visiting the United States.
So where could all this lead?
From the BBC, I'm Asma Khalid in Washington DC.
And today on the Global Story, could Zelenskyy really be replaced in the middle of the war?
My name is Vitalii Shevchenko and I'm chief analyst at BBC Monitoring.
Vitalii, we should mention to listeners that you don't just cover this war.