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HARDING: Trump cut US assistance to Ukraine, repeats Kremlin talking points, actually supports Russia. He’s most pro-Russian president in US history. O’BRIEN: I mean, if Trump were a Russian agent, what exactly would he do differently? When you think about that, it’s terrifying. HARDING: It's terrifying, and the only...

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Nancy Pelosi asks what Putin has on Donald Trump, before she lays into him. “So then [Putin’s] pal in the United States, Donald Trump — and you wonder ‘what does Putin have on Donald Trump that he always has to be beholden to him — his buddy…' I don’t know if you are going to show the American people the statement that [Trump] made, but It’s beneath the dignity of a human being. It is so horrible, that you think ‘somebody must have made this up.’ As I’ve said, he’s in a limbo contest with himself. How far can he go? Well now he’s gone below sea level.” Does Putin have something on Trump or does Trump just like ignoring Putin's evil for some other reason?

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BROWDER: Trump is contorting himself every day to try to stay on Putin's side. I was watching interview with him recently. Journalist pointed out that Russia is providing Iranian targeting information to hit American bases, and asked Trump, "What do you think about this?" Trump was desperately trying not to acknowledge it, and so he said, "Well, I'm not sure that's true. I'm going to check with Putin on that," and so on and so forth. It's pretty obvious to me that Trump is on Putin's side. It's obvious to a lot of people who have been following this thing. I don't think you can sort of look at the facts on the surface and say, "Well, it makes sense that America would be mad about that," because it's not America, it's Trump. Trump has got whatever deal he has with Putin. I don't think we'll ever know exactly what that is. But whatever that deal is causes him not to act in the US national interest when it comes to Russia.
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BROWDER: Trump is contorting himself every day to try to stay on Putin's side. I was watching interview with him recently. Journalist pointed out that Russia is providing Iranian targeting information to hit American bases, and asked Trump, "What do you think about this?" Trump was desperately trying not to acknowledge it, and so he said, "Well, I'm not sure that's true. I'm going to check with Putin on that," and so on and so forth. It's pretty obvious to me that Trump is on Putin's side. It's obvious to a lot of people who have been following this thing. I don't think you can sort of look at the facts on the surface and say, "Well, it makes sense that America would be mad about that," because it's not America, it's Trump. Trump has got whatever deal he has with Putin. I don't think we'll ever know exactly what that is. But whatever that deal is causes him not to act in the US national interest when it comes to Russia.

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Robert Barnes (Robert Barnes): I talked to Rick Sanchez earlier in the week, and he said that Lavrov, the Russian ambassador, told him that the Trump they met in Anchorage doesn’t exist anymore. They said they had figured out by December, when the assassination attempt on Putin’s life happened, that Trump wasn’t all there. There were times where Putin had conversations with him where Trump would sincerely feign a lack of knowledge of what he had said in Alaska or what he had said two months before. The Russians concluded that part of the reason they are backing away from negotiations — but not trying to deliberately antagonize Trump — is that they think he’s not all there. They think they are dealing with someone who is a little bit off the res, mentally and emotionally, and his decision-making capacity, rather than his cognitive capacity. And I think this is what has misled the world about Trump: it’s not the same as Biden, so it’s not that he can’t remember words; it’s that he can’t process emotions.

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FIONA HILL: Massive weakness of Trump that Russia exploits is that Putin knows Trump himself is very prone to conspiracy theories. Putin knows that Trump lives in a world of memes and tropes on Truth Social, and he will take on board almost anything that is fed to him. When I was in Trump’s first administration, Trump would sometimes pick up on things, and you’d realize, “This is Russian propaganda.” That’s actually what I said during first impeachment. Russians are just amplifying all of this because they know Trump will believe it.

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Kate from Kharkiv

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Bill O’Reilly pulls back the curtain on President Trump and Senator Lindsey Graham’s relationship behind the scenes. O’Reilly revealed that he once sat in on a phone call where Graham made his case to Trump on Ukraine...but Trump wasn’t convinced. O’REILLY: “I was on a phone call…I guess I shouldn’t even say this…but I was on a phone call with Graham and the president.” “About a year ago, I think. And they were talking about Putin and Ukraine. And Ukraine obsessed Lindsey Graham.” “I didn’t say much on that call. My job isn’t to butt in. My job is to assess information.” “Trump listened to what Senator Graham said, but he didn’t buy it.” “So it wasn’t like Graham would come in there and say, ‘Hey, Mr. President, you got to do this,’ and Trump would jump up and do it.” “That’s not what that relationship was built on.” “Trump wanted to hear the hard-power point of view.”

Overton

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Rachel Maddow: “Russia is a podunk country. The idea that we work for him is so humiliating and is such an abject failure on the part of Trump in terms of his weakness. I don’t know what Putin has on him, but he works for Putin and it’s an embarrassment to this country”

Marco Foster

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#BREAKING: Legendary #Maddow: “…so what exactly happened today when Trump reportedly called a CBS News reporter and said umm, the war is pretty much over, and then Trump called a bizarre and incoherent press conference at one of his golf resorts where he said no no no, it’s not pretty much over…What happened in the middle of all that today? Well, according to the Kremlin, in the middle of all that, President Donald Trump called Vladimir Putin and talked to him for AN HOUR, and we only learned about that phone call because the Kremlin told us about it. The White House didn’t announce it, the Kremlin did…Was it even in the White House calendar that today was the day Trump was supposed to check in with HIS BOSS?”😳
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#BREAKING: Legendary #Maddow: “…so what exactly happened today when Trump reportedly called a CBS News reporter and said umm, the war is pretty much over, and then Trump called a bizarre and incoherent press conference at one of his golf resorts where he said no no no, it’s not pretty much over…What happened in the middle of all that today? Well, according to the Kremlin, in the middle of all that, President Donald Trump called Vladimir Putin and talked to him for AN HOUR, and we only learned about that phone call because the Kremlin told us about it. The White House didn’t announce it, the Kremlin did…Was it even in the White House calendar that today was the day Trump was supposed to check in with HIS BOSS?”😳

Emoluments Clause

910,672 просмотров • 5 месяцев назад