Trump Finally Confesses in Stunning Admission on Ukraine
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What did Donald Trump finally admit about his promised 24‑hour end to the Ukraine war?
Donald Trump just made a stunning admission about Ukraine where he previously promised he would end the war in Ukraine in 24 hours because of his great relationship with Vladimir Putin and he said his relationship with Zelensky. Now Donald Trump said at the united nation meetings following his disastrous speech that i thought that this would be easy i thought based on my relationships with putin we would get this done unfortunately the relationship didn't mean anything well that was one of your major campaign promises that you had such a good relationship you would end the war in 24 hours after the election now Donald Trump then started posting on social media very forceful rebukes of Russia, very kind of strong statements against Russia.
Then Donald Trump had his press secretary, Caroline Leavitt, give interviews where she basically said, went from Donald Trump being a Putin bootlicker to she's saying, basically, if Putin wants to fight, bring it on, let's go and let's fight. It's kind of a major dramatic change after a social media post. Now, You know, I feel very strongly that Donald Trump had betrayed Ukraine. Donald Trump had not imposed the sanctions that were necessary. What Donald Trump did when he invited Vladimir Putin to Alaska was one of the most humiliating days in American history. Maybe tied with Donald Trump's disastrous speech at the United Nations or the day before that when Donald Trump said, pregnant women do not take Tylenol.
But look, I think that there should be strong support of Ukraine. So ultimately, if he actually does that with his conduct and supports Ukraine, we'll see. His conduct usually doesn't match his words and his rhetoric. But it's also the chaos in his words and rhetoric, too, though, right? That all of a sudden he's got a press secretary out there basically saying, all right, Russia, bring it on. Putin, you want to fight? We're going to fight. So as our editor-in-chief, Ron Filipkowski, said, we've come a long way from no new wars and ending it easily in 24 hours. Tell me again, MAGA, how this is what you voted for, because we know you voted for a cult leader, not policies or principles. So as I always do here on the Midas Touch Network, I come with receipts.
It's not me saying hyperbolic things. I go, here's what's said.
How did Trump’s press secretary shift the narrative from ‘Putin‑friendly’ to ‘ready to fight Russia’?
So you can judge for yourself. So here was Donald Trump next to French President Emmanuel Macron. And Donald Trump says, I thought it was going to be easy to end this war because of my relationship with Putin. But I guess my relationship means nothing. Here, play this clip.
The biggest disappointment, but I think that'll happen eventually, is the Ukraine and Russia situation. But We've settled. I thought that was going to be the easiest one because of my relationship with Putin. But unfortunately, that relationship didn't mean anything, unfortunately. But when I needed some advice and when I needed some help in terms of a country in that part of the world, you were always there. And you helped me settle some of these seven wars. I'm very proud of the seven wars, but you helped me settle them and I appreciate that.
And then Donald Trump calls Russia a paper tiger and says, I don't know what they are, but three and a half years of fighting and killing everybody for nothing. Here's what he says. By the way, I think that Donald Trump is a paper tiger. I think Donald Trump. wants to spend his time blowing up fishing boats off the coast of Venezuela instead of addressing what is actually needed for the United States. But here's what he says. Play this clip.
So I can fight, too. And they've proven that maybe it's a it could be that Russia is a paper tiger. I don't know what they are, but three and a half years of fighting and killing everybody and killing seven thousand people a week. for nothing, for nothing.
Why does the host claim Trump betrayed Ukraine by not imposing needed sanctions?
So it's a very sad situation, but most of you have seen the recent statement I put out a little while ago. and i'm glad you got it but i feel that way i really do feel that we let them get their land back so we'll see how it all works out
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What did Donald Trump finally admit about his promised 24‑hour end to the Ukraine war?
0:00–2:32
2
How did Trump’s press secretary shift the narrative from ‘Putin‑friendly’ to ‘ready to fight Russia’?
2:32–4:04
3
Why does the host claim Trump betrayed Ukraine by not imposing needed sanctions?
4:04–5:48
4
What is the significance of Trump’s comments on Russia being a ‘paper tiger’ and the war’s length?
5:48–7:44
5
How did Trump respond to Viktor Orbán’s concerns about Russian oil and Ukraine’s attacks?
7:44–9:45
6
What updates did Trump give about his conversations with Vladimir Putin and his trust in him?
9:45–11:42
7
What are the host’s conclusions on NATO’s role and the possibility of shooting down Russian aircraft?
11:42–14:26
8
How does the episode close on Trump’s overall stance toward supporting Ukraine until the war ends?
14:26–16:04