Adam Kinzinger

You never know.

I guess it's kind of cyclical where it's like, oh, we're siding with Russia now.

And then it's like everybody kind of has to rub their bellies again and remind them like,

no, actually, we're not on Russia's side.

Russia's a bad guy.

And then they start to come around.

And then Trump's like, oh, actually, maybe I'm really for Ukraine even more than I've ever been.

I'm going to give them weapons now.

And that happens for a week.

And then that starts to die down.

That's like, wait, I'm on Russia's side again.

We're back to the Russia side of the cycle.

On the Washington Post this morning, the White House is pressuring Ukraine to sign on to its new peace proposal by Thanksgiving or lose U.S.

support to the country.

I find this kind of weird that we've chosen the Thanksgiving deadline.

The people in Ukraine care about Thanksgiving.

It's like, oh,

I mean, you're putting the future of our country on the line.

You're giving us a deadline of the day that you weirdos mass murder a bunch of turkeys.

I don't really understand how that's relevant to my war.