Jeff Snider

Nobody knows who he called.

You know the story.

I'm really curious because you realize there's a complete audience that's against the narrative that you have of NATO.

And I want to go a little bit deeper into this.

So Putin says, listen, I don't want any problems with NATO.

I'll join NATO.

Calls Clinton, they're talking.

Clinton says, you will?

Yes, let me make a phone call.

Makes a couple phone calls.

Calls Putin back and says, look, I can't do anything, not right now, maybe later.

So the guy is trying to talk to Clinton about trying to eliminate all war, and NATO members don't want him to be a part of it.

Why wouldn't they want him to be part of NATO?

We're basically at war with each other.

No, but if you put Russia, well, not now.

I mean, listen, you know, there's never realistic.

To which path?

I mean, that was Putin's plan from the very beginning.

Everybody knows that.

But there's also the complete different faction that if you accept Putin to join NATO, people are going to be like, uh...