Bryan Callen

Yes.

Yes.

But actually, the hidden thing that people don't talk about is when you give this aid to Ukraine, American companies are actually making those goods and services. So a lot of this supports the American economy. So I'm not even talking about that. Did you ever think, let me ask you a question. We talk about sending aid. So we send material. We send supplies.

But actually, the hidden thing that people don't talk about is when you give this aid to Ukraine, American companies are actually making those goods and services. So a lot of this supports the American economy. So I'm not even talking about that. Did you ever think, let me ask you a question. We talk about sending aid. So we send material. We send supplies.

Did you ever think about what happens when that aid gets to the airport and is unloaded? Do you know? Do you guys know? Are stuff there? Think about it. So we send a bunch of stuff, radios, guns, ammunition, whatever it is, MREs. Where does it go? What happens? Do you know? Because I'm going to tell you. So nobody ever asked. Nobody asked the question. We send it.

Did you ever think about what happens when that aid gets to the airport and is unloaded? Do you know? Do you guys know? Are stuff there? Think about it. So we send a bunch of stuff, radios, guns, ammunition, whatever it is, MREs. Where does it go? What happens? Do you know? Because I'm going to tell you. So nobody ever asked. Nobody asked the question. We send it.

When it lands at the airport, there are trucks waiting to get that stuff, to take it to the front lines. That's not where it goes. Those trucks, all those supplies are already divvied out by who? By the people that run different quadrants of Ukraine, gangsters. And guess where that goes? It goes into their warehouses. So all that aid goes into warehouses first.

When it lands at the airport, there are trucks waiting to get that stuff, to take it to the front lines. That's not where it goes. Those trucks, all those supplies are already divvied out by who? By the people that run different quadrants of Ukraine, gangsters. And guess where that goes? It goes into their warehouses. So all that aid goes into warehouses first.

And they've already met in a church and talked about who gets what. And that goes into a warehouse. And then the front lines get to buy it. And guess what groups get the aid first? The ones that prove their loyalty to Zelenskyy. More than the next guy. Do you understand? You know who told me that? CIA guys told me that. That's what happens. Nobody ever asks, where does that aid go?

And they've already met in a church and talked about who gets what. And that goes into a warehouse. And then the front lines get to buy it. And guess what groups get the aid first? The ones that prove their loyalty to Zelenskyy. More than the next guy. Do you understand? You know who told me that? CIA guys told me that. That's what happens. Nobody ever asks, where does that aid go?

When it goes there, there's a whole system. It's not going to the front lines. And oh, by the way, if you did a percentage on what actually gets to the front lines, the people that really need it, it would make you cry. It's probably 10%.

When it goes there, there's a whole system. It's not going to the front lines. And oh, by the way, if you did a percentage on what actually gets to the front lines, the people that really need it, it would make you cry. It's probably 10%.

Democrats ran it for three years.

Democrats ran it for three years.

Can we at least say, though, guys, that let's not forget that Russia did invade and did it with their military. Let's not be apologists to Putin either. No, but here's the question.

Can we at least say, though, guys, that let's not forget that Russia did invade and did it with their military. Let's not be apologists to Putin either. No, but here's the question.

You're a Putin puppet. You're a Putin puppet. I can hear the accent. I told you. I can smell vodka on his breath, clearly. Be honest.

You're a Putin puppet. You're a Putin puppet. I can hear the accent. I told you. I can smell vodka on his breath, clearly. Be honest.

Incredible thing ever. Look, the argument would be, look, what they did in Chechnya, what they did to Georgia, what they've always done, the Russian bear is not somebody to apologize for. Look at Afghanistan, et cetera.

Incredible thing ever. Look, the argument would be, look, what they did in Chechnya, what they did to Georgia, what they've always done, the Russian bear is not somebody to apologize for. Look at Afghanistan, et cetera.