Brett Meiselas

or further attacks on Iran by the United States and Israel.

Russia pushed that out and Trump confirmed it.

Just think about it.

You've got Putin calling Trump.

They speak for 90 minutes.

That's covered up by our government.

We learn about it because Russia publishes the readout of the phone call.

On it, it reads like a wish list of things that Russians would want.

You have the Russian president scolding the United States not to do any further action or else.

Just think about the posture, right, of weakness that the U.S.

has even put in, that that's even how it's like you would think the readout from U.S.

would be like.

And then we told Putin that our national sovereignty is non-negotiable and that we instructed him that that's not, you know, how we don't take orders from it.

Trump's like, yeah, we did that.

We did that call, you know, and talking about economic deals between Russia and the United States.

when in fact the country that would provide the most help to the United States right now is actually Ukraine, which is basically now the world leader in technological innovation and how you fight modern warfare with its drone technology, anti-drone technology, and all its wherewithal that was learned from the invasion of Russia.

But you've got Russia making that phone call.

And you've got the situation, again, as I said at the outset of this episode, we're caught in this quagmire.

Donald Trump goes back and forth.

Oh, we're winning the war.