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"Trump Is An ALPHA" - Trump Sets Stage For EXPLOSIVE Zelenskyy-Putin Peace Summit
20 Aug 2025
Chapter 1: What is the significance of Zelensky's attire at the meeting?
At first, you see Zelensky posts a video of a meeting, some of the guys, of what he was going to wear. And everyone's like, dude, this guy's not going to show up. Are you freaking – I was myself annoyed saying, are you kidding me what a terrible diplomat this guy is if he's not showing up with a suit? He showed up like this at first. Look at this. The pre-meeting. The pre-meeting.
The T-shirt, all this stuff, walking around. Still disrespectful. For sure. Everybody's dressed in a suit. That was like the rehearsal dinner. But this is the rehearsal. He's meeting everybody and still got a T-shirt on. What a – So then, all of a sudden, Trump is doing his waiting to see what the guy is wearing when he gets out of the car. And here's what it looks like when Zelensky shows up.
Okay, show this clip. Watch this one here. Go ahead, Rob.
Chapter 2: How did Trump's body language influence the meeting dynamics?
For the cameras, watch. Yeah, there you go. He's like, I dare you not to wear a suit. Okay. Dude, if he walked out with T-shirt and shorts, Trump would have slapped him right in the face. We love them. Oh well. So that's the visit. Good. They go in. Johnny Cash. That looks like me standing on the porch waiting for a guy to come take one of my daughters out.
You know, and you just stand on the porch. He walks up there and you compliment the kid. He's like this tall. Taps him a little bit. You know, it's just like because who was the alpha there? That was Trump's body language, everything sitting there. Trump didn't move an inch. Zelensky had to move out of the car toward him.
Pat, if you were there standing and some young man came to pick up Senna, you'd probably have a gun or what would you have? I don't even want to go there. I'm just going to have such great conversations. I'm going to be hiding in the bushes. Make the move. Let me show you guys this. Let's stay on this. Let's stay on this topic. Let's not get distracted. Rob, can you do me a favor?
I just want to show you guys. what it was like the last time they had a meeting. I want to remind you, Rob, if you can show this clip here, this is a clip of how heated it got last time. In the Oval Office. In the Oval Office. And by the way, I'm telling you, we've not even reacted to this clip. We've not seen this clip. This was a very different clip.
No, we've not even reacted to this a couple months ago. I want you to see how heated it got the last time where Trump pushed him in ways where you can really tell he was not happy and you can tell diplomacy lacked from the other side being entitled coming in with what America has done for him. So just listen to the exchange. This is the last time, folks. This is not just a couple days ago.
Go ahead, Rob. I don't want a ceasefire. I don't want a ceasefire. I want to go and I wanted this. Look, if you could get a ceasefire right now, I tell you, you take it so the bullets stop flying and your men stop getting killed. Of course we want to stop the war. But you're saying you don't want a ceasefire. But I said to you. I want a ceasefire. With guarantees.
Because you'll get a ceasefire faster than an agreement. Ask our people about ceasefire, what they think. That wasn't with me. It doesn't matter for you what this means. That was with a guy named Biden who was not a smart person. That was with Obama. Excuse me. That was with Obama who gave you sheets and I gave you javelins. I gave you the javelins to take out all those tanks.
Obama gave you sheets. In fact, the statement is Obama gave sheets and Trump gave javelins. You gotta be more thankful. She's asking, what if Russia breaks the ceasefire? What if anything? What if a bomb drops on your head right now? Okay? What if they broke it? I don't know, they broke it with Biden? Because Biden, they didn't respect him. They didn't respect Obama. They respect me.
All I can say is this. He might have broken deals with Obama and Bush, and he might have broken them with Biden. He did, maybe. Maybe he didn't. I don't know what happened. but he didn't break him with me. He wants to make a deal. I don't know if you can make a deal. The problem is I've empowered you to be a tough guy. I don't think you can be a tough guy without the United States.
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Chapter 3: What heated exchanges occurred during the last meeting between Trump and Zelensky?
This time around, he's got everybody sitting in front of his desk. He's got all the guys there. That's him. Macron is sitting in front of him. Everybody's sitting there. Go ahead and play the clip, Rob. This is actually an interview that he did with Fox News where he confirms that the U.S. will provide air support for Ukraine if they come to a peace deal. Go for it.
When it comes to security, they're willing to put people on the ground. We're willing to help them with things, especially probably if you talk about Bayer, because nobody has the kind of stuff we have. Really, they don't have. But I don't think it's going to be a problem. I think if a deal is made, you know, famous last words, right?
But I think if a deal is made, I think Russia's had it, they've all had it, and for a very extended period of time, I don't think there'll be a problem. But there'll be some form of security. It can't be NATO, because that's just not something that would ever, ever happen. They couldn't do that. Who would want that?
I mean, if you were Russia, who would want to have your enemy, your opponent, sitting on your line? You don't do that. So it was always thought that Ukraine was... Sort of a buffer between Russia and the rest of Europe. And it was. It was a big, wide buffer. Everything worked out well until Biden got involved. Okay. So, Tom, your thoughts on this meeting, the visit, the videos, the clips.
What are you thinking? Well, I love the fact how the meeting ended. And it ended without any of the Europeans going to the newspaper and saying stuff. You remember when the fight happened in the Oval Office, what you were showing there. And you remember what happened? Starmer popped off to the newspapers. And the first place that Zelensky went, remember this, Vinny? Yeah.
Zelensky is now shaking hands on a going around Europe with a pat on the head tour. That didn't happen. I love point one. I love the fact that didn't happen. Zelensky says no to the American media, specifically Fox. He said, nope, I'm going home. I'm not going to do any interviews. Thank you very much. So everybody left the negotiation table not leaking or popping off.
They went back to their respective corners. That tells me that the moderation that Trump provided got people to talk and then not leak and go home. Point one. Point two, it says you suddenly had Putin from afar saying something halfway positive about coming together to talk. So guess what? Whatever you did, Putin is suddenly not over there. Oh, we'll never do this. Forget it. Never mind.
You know, you didn't get that from Putin. So what I'm seeing, the word trilateral is working and people are going to understand what this means. Trilateral. I am here and I will try. And the triangle is the two people that are fighting. And I believe this is a masterclass in negotiation.
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Chapter 4: What role does NATO play in the current Ukraine-Russia situation?
He got everybody in the room. He got Zelensky there. Nobody leaked. They all went back to their corners. And then Putin speaks up and says, well, maybe maybe in the next step we will get together. We will have the meeting, which is what Trump said he thought would happen after he met with Putin. So it's coming true and it's not falling apart.
The thing that I don't like is the way the American media is trying to kill it. I feel the American media, MSM is like actively trying to kill. What about this? And what about that? And this didn't happen. And that didn't happen. It's like, and you've got people like Rubio who are speaking back. No, no, no, no, no. You don't know what happened.
You don't know, you know this, but you don't know the other five things we did. That's what I think. Yeah. And it's funny because when you're talking about media, The fact that Zelensky is like, I'm not going to Fox. I'm not doing any interviews. I wonder how much of that is Trump saying, don't even do any interviews with anybody. I don't want anybody to talk about it. Go home.
I'm going to call Putin. I have one request from all of you guys. Don't talk to media. Go home. Let me call Putin and handle this. And then I'll follow up with you guys and tell you what's happening next. I don't know whether that was the exchange or not, but that's the vibe I got. And now the conversation becomes. Would you have said that? You negotiate very well. I would have said that.
I totally would have said that. If this is going to work, folks, we all got to shut up. I would have said that. But, you know, mainstream media talking about, well, I can't believe it was like a friendly thing. And then clips came up. President Bush invited Putin to go with his older son to go fishing together. Clintons met with them laughing.
Obama, there's all these meetings with other people that they had these, you know, Obama went and sat down with a communist at a baseball game for a couple days, and they're laughing, and the media's celebrating, oh, look what's going on over here. But no, no, no, if this guy wants to come in and create a peace deal, no, he is a guy that's, you know, totally owned by Putin and all the other guys.
But this is the part where I'm at. I don't think it works anymore. He's destroyed mainstream media so bad that MSNBC's officially changed their name to Mara Sabatrucha now. It is officially MS Now. Did you see this? Can you imagine? They're so afraid of MS-13 that they changed their name to MS-13 Now. I thought it was multiple sclerosis now. The only thing that's missing is the 13 in the middle.
If I was Mara Savatrucha, I would actually sue them for using our name. This is like, what do you call it, patent law. You should go out and say, what are you doing using our organization's copyright? Yeah, where is that trademark on the bottom right? What's this one here, Rob? I'm waiting for Rachel Maddow to get a Roman numeral 13. As if MSNBC thinks that that's going to change it.
The people are going to go, oh, this is a new network. Nobody's going to forget. The numbers are all time low on the path. In regard to Russia, what people don't understand and all these morons on the left with the media, Bush in 2008... During Bush, Russia went to Georgia, invaded Georgia. Obama in 2014, that's when Russia seized Crimea. And then Biden in 2022. None of this has to do with Trump.
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Chapter 5: How did Trump negotiate the weapons deal with the EU?
Quid pro quo. That's where I learned that. I'm not getting into all that. I'm just letting you know there is some history with that. But probably the most important thing that Trump said, and this is a global thing, not just Russia and Ukraine. He goes, why would you want an enemy at Ukraine? Your gates, basically. You need to have a buffer.
Talking about almost putting yourself in Russia's position when it comes to NATO. And that is very true. You don't want an enemy at your gate. Why do you think we want a wall put up between the border of the United States and Mexico? Why is the DMZ between North Korea and South Korea? Why does India and Pakistan fight over the little piece of land right there?
Why is this land in Israel and Gaza need to have a buffer? Go further south. Sinai, I mean. After the war with Egypt. Exactly. So when you have enemies at the gate, you better have a freaking buffer, whether it's a wall, whether it's a DMZ zone, whatever it is. So Trump is absolutely right. Putting yourself in Putin's position, I totally understand why you wouldn't want Ukraine as a part of NATO.
So last point, could you imagine if Kamala was negotiating this deal right now? Stop. Could you just picture Kamala in the Oval Office meeting with Putin, with world leaders, Zelensky, Keir Starmer, Macron, Georgia Maloney? How much would she fumble the bag if Kamala was in office? Thank God we have Trump. Go ahead, Vinny.
Well, I just want to say that fake impeachment with Vindman and all that, that has nothing to do with them going to war. By the way, it was someone who heard from someone else that they heard him on the call saying something. It was all BS. And they even released a transcript that it was a perfect call.
So I don't know how you're correlating that with an actual invasion and Joe Biden saying, yeah, they could do a minor incursion. He was inviting them to attack. So that's what I'm saying. You weren't picking on me because it doesn't. It doesn't correlate. My point is, that's why I gave you the disclaimer. I'm just saying. He did have something to Ukraine. He got impeached over Ukraine.
Yeah, but Adam. That's my point. Whether it was a perfect call or a horrible call. He got impeached. Russia, it's all bullshit. Everything with that is BS. Correct. We're not disagreeing here. Everything is BS? Well, and with the impeachment. Is Epstein also BS? Is all this stuff BS? No, that's not. Don't get him started on that. No, what I'm going is I had Michael Wolff on a couple days ago.
Two days ago, yeah. And I spoke to him. And I was expecting him to go hardcore Trump all this other stuff. He actually didn't. This is the first time I saw him where he wasn't fully it's all his fault. What he did say is he says they were friends in the 90s and whatever, 2000s. They had a... 15-year friendship because they would spend some time together.
But I was expecting more to come from Michael. Instead, a lot of other things came up about other folks. But let me stay back on this because I went off a little bit. The point you were making here, Vinny, is on what happened there, it's true when you're thinking about the timing back then. But today, now, if they hold this meeting with everybody, where do they do it?
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Chapter 6: What strategies did Trump suggest for achieving a peace deal?
That's what you call a brilliant marketer and a negotiator in one. Okay, that's what he's got for everybody looks at him like, ah, shit. It's gonna be a good day for a lot of us. We're gonna live a bad day. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. So it's interesting when he's playing all of those things. And then afterwards, there was the hot mic moment that was released on both sides.
Did you hear this hot mic moment? Hot mic. So there was two hot, no, hot rock. Hot rock. There was a couple hot mic moments that took place. One of them was with European leaders. The other one was with Trump. Which one do you have, Rob? This is where the European leaders praised Trump for dealing with the press. Okay, go ahead. That's all we ask for is fairness with the media.
Thank you all very much. We appreciate it. Thank you very much. Where's the hot mic? Right here. Oh, thank you for being so fair. Watch this. But he loves it. He loves it. He does it only. Who's saying that? Georgia Malone? Ah, the moment she says it, you speak. This guy. Go back a little bit. You speak Italian now? He does it only. I never wanted to speak to my press. She doesn't.
That was Georgia Maloney. Yeah, because they see the issues with the press, right? But then there's another hot mic moment, Rob, right? Where, you know, Trump is talking. Is this the one? Go ahead, Rob. Go ahead. Thank you. I think he wants to make a deal with me. I think he wants to make a deal with me. I understand that, as crazy as it sounds. Here, sit down. Sit down, everybody.
He wants to make a deal. With me. Trilateral, yeah. He wants to make a deal with me. Can I ask you a question about, honestly, how much of a percentage do you think, because I think he'd be safe. Putin's not stupid, okay? Trump going to meet him in Moscow, how much of a statement would that be? Like, listen, the guy is cool. He's going to treat me with respect.
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Chapter 7: What are the implications of a trilateral negotiation format?
I came to, you know, Alaska. I came to, you know, I'm going to go there and show everybody this is the respect that he's going to show me and I'm going to show him. What do you think, Matt? Listen. To go into the belly of the beast. Yeah. So when you think about that, there's a couple things. In negotiation, you want the other person to come to you. Yes. That's a sign of strength.
And the part here that Trump doesn't have to think about that, he still may, they all came to you. Putin came to Alaska, came to you. Zelensky and the leaders came to you. I think it would be wild if this was done in Russia. I think that would be epic if it was done in Russia. I don't think the EU leaders would agree. And I don't think Zelensky would agree.
Because the same way Putin wouldn't go to Germany, Zelensky wouldn't feel safe going into Russia, he wouldn't want that. But if I'm Trump for optics, dude, I'd love this thing to be in Russia. It usually happens like at a neutral foreign site. Yeah, exactly. The Camp David Peace Accords gave a place for Egypt and Anmar Sadat and Hakan Begin to come together. And then the Helsinki Accords.
And then Reykjavik, where the U.S. and Reagan and Gorbachev met to talk about salt and salt, too, I think it was called. So it's pretty traditional to pick a place that's sort of like a neutral field, go play the Super Bowl in a separate city where nobody has their own fans there and nobody claims favoritism or power moves.
Well, Reagan was West Berlin, right, when he announced tear down that wall. Yeah, that was a speech he made there, but it was in Reykjavik when he said to Gorbachev, Gorbachev, what did you want me to say? And he turns to him and he said, you should have said yes. That's right. That's right. Pat, you're absolutely right. Don't forget, who's the big boss right now?
It's Trump, and it ain't even close. It's not even close, yeah. Every world leader is coming to the United States, whether it's D.C., whether it's Alaska, to meet with Trump. U.S. is still the world's number one superpower. And you know who's conveniently just, like, not involved in this whatsoever? Canada? It's China. Oh. China, I mean, they're not invited. We don't need them around.
They're not involved in the war. The whole world is trying to figure out this peace deal between Russia and Ukraine. And China is over there sort of excommunicated, doing their own communist thing over there. Let's leave them be. Yeah. And by the way, there's a reason. But I promise you, you know, I had Ray Lewis here yesterday. We did a couple hour podcast.
And he was telling me when one time, you know, Bernie Sanders, the running back. OK, obviously, Barry Sanders. I said Bernie Sanders. because that lady on ESPN didn't even know when Drewski was wearing a Barry Sanders jersey and she claimed Shador Sanders. So he tells me one time that Barry Sanders is coming in at a game where he's fighting for a record or whatever.
He says, listen, we watched him. We know he was coming. You know what we did? We said to the team, nothing's going to happen. And the guy ran for 41 yards, 2.2 yards a carry. He's telling the story, right? You know who's watching every single clip
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Chapter 8: How does media portrayal affect public perception of Trump’s foreign policy?
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