Trump Bends Over For Dictators
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How is Trump perceived in relation to Russia and dictators?
Some alarming news, further confirmation that Donald Trump is a Russia slash Putin sympathizer. Yesterday in the United Nations, there was a vote regarding Russia and their actions. Let me show it to you. The US votes against the UN resolution condemning Russia for the Ukraine war. Now I ask you, when all of the Western allies, all of NATO, is voting in favor of this. And the United States votes with Hungary, Belarus, China, all the dictators.
Why did the US vote against the UN resolution condemning Russia?
No, even China didn't vote for this. Even China didn't? No, even China set this out, Pumps. They voted with Iran, North Korea. Wow. Yeah. So, I mean, this tells you everything you need to know. And this whole Trump-Russia thing, from the Mueller report to before that when Kevin McCarthy... was talking to then Speaker of the House, Paul Ryan, and they said, we think Trump is on Putin's payroll. And then this total bend over on the international global stage and lying, using Tucker Carlton's and the kremlin's talking points to the americans and completely lying that ukraine started the war and it's no surprise so we have a compromised federal government right now a compromised executive branch and we're going to keep calling it out but this is insanity.
And to all the triple Trumpers, you might think you want to live the way the Russians live, and you might think North Korea seems fun, and you might think Iran seems cute. You're a dumbass. You're a total dumbass. This is devastating to our country and to the entire international order.
What struck me about it is you have all of these reports coming out. I've read different articles that, you know, Trump's a Russian asset and so-and-so said this, and this is what we know. I'm like, I don't have to read anything that tells me that Trump is aligned with Russia because I can look at his actions. His actions tell me all I need to know. Tulsi Gabbard in the intelligence. It's just one thing right after the other. But Mark Kelly... What I thought Senator Mark Kelly said I thought was worth us hearing because I think it's so true and it makes a great point.
Senator, what's your reaction to where the U.S. stands tonight on this war, which is obviously tougher on Ukraine than on Russia?
What are the implications of Trump's actions on international alliances?
Anderson, it's shocking, you know, that after 80 years, in a few days, Donald Trump just blew up the Western alliance. I mean, completely. And you have the Secretary of Defense on TV over this weekend talking about how this is a complicated situation. It's not complicated. It's very clear who the aggressor is. It's clear who the war criminal is. And this vote today in the U.N., where the United States of America is siding with the North Koreans, and with Russia and Belarus. I mean, even after this first month of this administration, I'm still kind of shocked of what happened over the last several days. And make no mistake, Anderson, this makes our country look weak, and we are less safe because of it.
How is the US military strength perceived under Trump?
You know, it just when you think about what he's done to the military, what he's done on the international stage, I worry, is the U.S. as strong as it used to be? Are we going to get in some type of conflict that we can't defend ourselves because we have incompetent people from top to bottom? And we're sitting with Russia. You've got Elon Musk, who there's no question was talking to Putin for years. The Starlink incident with Ukraine during the Russia-Ukrainian war. Like, this is terrifying stuff. I'm literally alarmed, alarmed, alarmed.
How does Trump's relationship with foreign leaders affect his presidency?
It is. I think what's so devastating about all of this, and this is why Macron came over, and you see the Europeans forcefully meeting and talking about how they can help support Ukraine, because Putin has ambitions to charge into all of Europe. And I think they have Donald Trump by the balls. His balls are in a vice grip. I think he is so incredibly compromised. I've never, this guy loves to take victory laps. He loves to talk about what a badass he is. Now he's picking fights with the governor of Maine. Because that's all he can really do because Musk and Putin won't allow him to do anything bigger than that. He can't defend the United States of America on the national stage because he's owned and compromised by Musk and Putin. And this is horrific.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
How is Trump perceived in relation to Russia and dictators?
0:05–0:41
2
Why did the US vote against the UN resolution condemning Russia?
0:41–2:40
3
What are the implications of Trump's actions on international alliances?
2:40–3:34
4
How is the US military strength perceived under Trump?
3:34–4:05
5
How does Trump's relationship with foreign leaders affect his presidency?
4:05–10:26
Speakers
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