Trump Instantly Surrenders in Huge Loss for Admin
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How did Trump’s call with Putin signal a capitulation on Ukraine?
So by now we all know that Donald Trump's call with Vladimir Putin last week was really just a total capitulation and a surrender. And Donald Trump saying that he's not going to be involved in any negotiations anymore. Uh that uh Donald Trump's promise to end the war in Ukraine in 24 hours from Putin's unlawful invasion is over. Donald Trump tried to cast it as over. Win. Look, I've got the two sides to actually speak together for the first time. That's just complete and total uh BS. And I I want to just also show you some data just over the past week as well. There's a a lot of things happening internationally. I mean, it it's obvious to everybody in Europe right now that America is out and in fact not just out affirmatively rooting for Putin on the side of the U.S.
Because Donald Trump wants to either do personal deals with Putin or wants to help Putin. That's that's kind of obvious to Europe. We saw Europe and Greenland enter into a lucrative minerals deal as a big intentional middle finger to Donald Trump. And don't think, folks, that these things are uh in any way unrelated. I mean, we continue to see Zelensky doing, I think, brilliant diplomacy with his European allies, with Canada. Australia and others. This past week you had Marco Rubio testify in uh the Senate and also in the House. Um and he was asked repeatedly over and over again, you know, is Vladimir Putin a war criminal? Do you think Putin is a war criminal? I want you all to remember also, we can't forget all of these things.
It was just, what, three or four months ago that when there was a United Nations resolution condemned Condemning Russia for its unlawful invasion. The United States was one of like only three countries to side with Russia and vote no to condemn Russia, didn't just even abstain, voted with Russia against the free world. Like we can't forget what a big deal that was. And here's Rubio, who at this point has really become one of the most pathetic, vile gremlins that. there are. Here, let's let's let's play uh a Rubio from this past week. Let's play it.
Uh secondly Uh the person we're negotiating with
Why does the host claim the U.S. voted against condemning Russia at the UN?
Lime quote. Is he a war criminal?
Well, I think you can look at instances that have happened there and certainly s uh characterize them as war crimes, but our intent is to end the war.
Is he a war criminal? We can't end the war
without
talking to Mr. Putin. That's pretty simple. Is he a war criminal? Well that's me and we're negotiating with Vladimir Putin. Is he a war criminal? That's what's
up. I'm I'm trying to answer your question by telling you that we're trying to end the war. No equivalent
you
are equivocating, sir. Just answer the question. I'm answering your question, and the answer is that war crimes have been committed, no doubt. And who's responsible for that? There will be time and place for that accountability. But right now the
Wow, because that's the exact opposite, of course, what Rubio was saying when he was a senator. And he was asking Rex Tillerson, who was then Donald Trump's uh Secretary of State, who's previously in the job that Rubio now has. And of course Tillerson called Donald Trump during that first term, I think, like the dumbest piece of shit I've ever seen in my life, or words to words to that effect and he had a short tenure, but just take a look at this.
Let me ask you this question. Is Vladimir Putin a war criminal?
I would not use that term.
Well, let me describe the situation in Aleppo and perhaps that will help you reach that conclusion. Uh in Aleppo, Mr. Putin has directed his military to conduct a devastating campaign. He's targeted schools, markets, not just assisted the Syrians in doing it, his military has targeted schools and markets and other civilian infrastructure. It's resulted in the death of thousands of civilians. This is not the first time Mr. Putin is involved in campaigns of this kind. Back when he was just appointed Prime Minister before he was elected, and uh I'm sure you're aware of that period of time, um there was a series of bombings and they blamed it on the Chechens, and Mr Putin personally said that he would punish them, and so he ordered the Air Force to bomb the Chechen capital of Grozny.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
How did Trump’s call with Putin signal a capitulation on Ukraine?
0:00–2:15
2
Why does the host claim the U.S. voted against condemning Russia at the UN?
2:15–5:24
3
What evidence does the show present that Putin commits war crimes?
5:24–8:55
4
How does the host describe Trump’s misunderstanding of the BRICS and G‑8 dynamics?
8:55–10:57
5
Why is veteran Ken Harbaugh being sent to Ukraine for fact‑finding?
10:57–12:38