Ana Kasparian

Yeah, I do think she would do that.

So I am very concerned about what the administration is doing in regard to elections and also very concerned about Tulsi Gabbard's role in all of this.

There might be some congressional races that they try to do that with, but I think it's, look, what Trump did in 2020 was, I wouldn't say it was easier to do, but it is kind of easier to do because it's about one election, right?

It's about the general election for president that he's trying to overturn for his own purposes.

To be honest with you ladies, I don't think Trump really gives a damn about anyone but himself.

So do I think that he's going to participate in this effort to overturn congressional races on behalf of Republican candidates?

Maybe, maybe.

But is it going to have the same zeal as he had for himself in 2020?

I think that's unlikely.

I'm less concerned about the midterms, more concerned about the next presidential election, because he's already talking about, you know, nationalizing elections, meaning having the federal government determine what

state and local election laws are, which is something Republicans pretended to be against not too long ago.

Now you have Trump advocating for it, even though it's against our constitution.

Yeah, I mean, Putin's terrible.

I don't want to go to war with Russia, don't get me wrong, but I also see Putin for who and what he is, for sure.

I mean, he's a guy who, by the way, had made security guarantees to Armenia

and proceeded to renege on those security guarantees as Azerbaijan invaded Armenia and continues to occupy a portion of it.

He's not someone that I trust.

He's not someone who obviously is driven by morals, considering the fact that he invaded a sovereign country and continues to do so.

So, yeah, I mean, I agree with you that Vladimir Putin shouldn't be in any way, you know, his reputation should not be laundered.

I mean, I haven't had it or hit it.