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on Thursday evening Tucker Carlson broke

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the internet in this video we are going

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to break down 10 fact checks on the

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Tucker Carlson Vladimir Putin interview

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and we're going to talk where we stand

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what's next for Russia Ukraine what's an

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analysis that we could take away after

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Tucker Carlson's interview we're going

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to do that right now first I want to

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just thank you on Thursday evening we

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had

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150,000 folks watching my commentary of

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Tucker Carl son's interview live at the

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same time this was

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incredible that commentary video got

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over 1.3 million views with a 22 minute

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summary video there after getting over

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half a million views all in the span of

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about 36 hours and that is a huge thank

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you to all of y'all so if you're a new

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subscriber here welcome I do my best to

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be as neutral as possible and even if I

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don't get everything right the first

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time I try my best to fix it later on

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the goal here is to be neutral so let's

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get into it fact check number one or

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maybe Point number one because I don't

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think anybody disputes this one the

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media the mainstream media absolutely

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hated Tucker Carlson's interview with

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Vladimir Putin almost every single media

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outlet that discussed the interview was

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very upset at Tucker and we'll talk

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about why in just a moment but listen to

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some of these quotes Politico said

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Tucker all himself with the Enemy that

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Carlson lied that the Western media had

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not even bothered to try to speak with

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Putin and that he's just a useful idiot

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Al jazer says Carlson didn't pressure

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Putin the way he used to sandbag on Pro

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Democratic guests on Fox News he didn't

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even try to refute Putin's outlandish

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and ungrounded claims Tucker goddamned

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Carlson served a very well microphon

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stand for the crazy maniac who for 2

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hours rambled about how he loved to kill

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ukrainians me just take a quick pause

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there I didn't hear that from Putin

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neither did I really align with any of

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these quotes I've seen so far because I

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I didn't so far hear any kind of real

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reputation of what Tucker or Putin said

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there's been a lot of this backlash

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without actual real anal in commentary I

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mean consider this Chris Wallace claims

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that Carlson did not interview Putin

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Carlson just sat there as an eager

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puppet he cashed in on a Putin and asked

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nothing about invading a sovereign

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country the innocent lives lost war

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crimes or anything calling him a useful

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idiot is an insult to useful

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idiots the New York Times says Carlson's

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interview with Putin is a 2-hour

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marathon of delusion

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and fakes and also almost no

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factchecking at least that I could

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easily find frankly as an

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interviewer myself uh since I interview

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folks like whether it's uh Peter Schiff

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or Kevin o or bar Corin from Shark Tank

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or my interview with Patrick M David you

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name it as an interviewer myself there

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is a real risk of offending the person

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you're interviewing to a substantial

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degree to where they kick you out they

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cancel your interview they take your

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tapes they ruin the potential of you

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ever interviewing anybody else they

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prevent the basically in such a case you

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would really prevent your interview from

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being heard by consumers at all and so

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in other words if in an interview you're

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way too aggressive you're basically

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saying hey nobody like this person

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should ever come on the channel again

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and the free flow of ideas stops see

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usually what I like to do when I

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interview somebody is interview somebody

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and then analyze afterwards what do we

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think think do we agree with this do we

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disagree with this let's have commentary

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on things afterwards but to debate and

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prevent the free flow of opinions in an

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interview when it's an interview and not

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a debate usually doesn't go very well

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consider for example when a BBC reporter

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famously interviewed Elon Musk while

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trying to confront Elon Musk and turning

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it into a debate Elon Musk turned around

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and suggested that the reporter was

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simply a liar and none of the other

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parts of the interview you ever became

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memorable I then I I say so that you

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don't know what you're talking about

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really yes because you can't me a single

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example of hateful content not even one

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tweet and yet you claimed that the

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hateful content was high well that's a

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false no what I claim Li what no no what

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I claim was uh there are many uh

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organizations that say that that kind of

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information is on the rise now whether

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whether it has on my or not I mean right

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something like the the Strategic

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dialogue Institute in the in the UK so

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there is a real risk to actually

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alienating your audience when you're

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trying to let somebody your interview

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share their flu free flow of ideas by

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debating somebody solely in an interview

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what you're basically doing is you're

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robbing your audience of the ability to

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make their own decision and see this is

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why I like factchecking things

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afterwards let them talk let them have

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their free flow thought and fact check

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afterwards for example I looked at Boris

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Johnson's fact check because he wrote a

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fact check in the daily mail and I'll

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tell you most of it revolved around

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Tucker Carlson's interview was a tissue

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of Lies he betrayed his viewers and

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listeners around the world Tucker was

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just a sewer for Putin's

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message why not a point BYO breakdown of

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where things were right and where things

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are wrong we didn't really get that from

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Boris Johnson around the world people

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are watching that ludicrous interview

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with Vladimir Putin conducted by Tucker

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Carlson and we must not fall to this

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tissue of Lies above for the notion that

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Putin is somehow fated to succeed in

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Ukraine on the contrary he is doomed to

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fail read about it in the daily Man All

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We Got Is Well what Putin said Is A Lie

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okay well why is it a lie where's the

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evidence that it's a lie remember Putin

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specifically called out Boris Johnson

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Boris Johnson was implicated by Putin as

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being the person who killed the deal

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Ukraine and Russia were going to sign as

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a negotiated settlement in Istanbul

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Boris Johnson's response was he

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lied barefaced about his intention to

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invade Ukraine he lied about the ending

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of the settlement and that's really it

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we didn't really actually get evidence

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you could read the piece yourself it's

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in the Daily Mail it's literally written

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by Boris Johnson John Kirby says well

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look this is from the White House right

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one of the communications directors

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there's bipartisan support for Ukraine

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don't take at face value what Putin says

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why Senate leaders keep in mind uh

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Senate leaders did just fail to lock in

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another $7.9 billion Amendment for

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Ukraine so that's per punch bow as of

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today so I'm not sure if there actually

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is bipartisan support right now but okay

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uh and uh I did think it was very

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interesting that in

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2019 you had Donald Trump encourage

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zalinski to work things out with Putin

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this is on video I posted the links to a

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lot of This research and that video with

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Trump on ec.com and I really hope that

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Russia because I really believe that

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President Putin would like to do

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something I really hope that you and

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President Putin get together and can

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solve your problem that would be a

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tremendous achievement and I know you're

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trying to do

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that look it's possible that I failed

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maybe I missed where the mainstream

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media really wanted to break down this

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interview fact by fact but the reality

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is I spent about 6 hours just this

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morning all solely looking at media fact

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checks and the vast majority of clips

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and quotes were simply Putin's a

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[Applause]

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liar why here's a second fact check

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where Politico is arguing Tucker Carlson

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is a liar Tucker Carlson is a liar

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Politico says because Tucker says it's

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not that America was going to launch a

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surprise attack on Russia I didn't say

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that and then politicals like well

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Tucker you're a liar because Putin says

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America was going to do that okay so

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what does Putin say well Putin says

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quote we know who the main adversary for

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the US and NATO is it's Russia and

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Ukraine will serve as the advanced

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foothold for such an attack okay but

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wait a second let's parse this Ukraine

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being a foothold does not necessarily

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mean the United States is going to

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conduct a surprise attack there can be

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something known as a preemptive strike

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which is okay let's say Russia starts

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moving tanks to the Border where America

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is and they conduct a preemptive strike

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but nobody suggesting that America was

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going to surprise attack Russia now keep

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this in mind for a moment okay where

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we're going with this so Putin's not

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saying that Putin's not saying that

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America was going to surprise attack

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Russia Putin's not saying that uh or or

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Tucker Carlson's not saying that

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America's going to surprise attack

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Russia and political is like you guys

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said America was going to surprise

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attack them that's not true I'm like

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that's not what they

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said so I wanted to clarify that number

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three the NATO expansion okay this one

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is really disputed this is a tough one

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NATO expansion oh boy this one gets very

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heated so let's just try to keep this as

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neutral as possible according to France

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24 they did a French piece on this it's

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translated from French in 1990 I've got

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these all linked at ec.com so you can

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see all my evidence US Secretary of

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State James Baker made to former Soviet

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leader

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gorbachov during a meeting on February

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9th 1990 an agreement that NATO would

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not expand past the territory of East

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Germany a promise that was then repeated

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by NATO's General Secretary on a speech

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May 17th 1990 that same year in Brussels

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okay so we have this this argument that

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gorbatov was made a deal that NATO would

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not expand East and that was echoed by

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NATO's general secretary in a speech on

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May 17th 1990 it's a long time ago this

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is like 34 years ago 1991 NATO Secretary

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General Reen

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stoltenberg was asked by desel about

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NATO expansion and if they promis not to

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expand Eastward so about a year later

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and what does the NATO General Secretary

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say that simply isn't true such a

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promise was never made there was never

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such a back room deal it's simply wrong

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hm what happened after that well in 1990

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NATO accepted the Czech Republic Hungary

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Poland in 2004 Bulgaria Estonia latva

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Lithuania

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Romania Slovakia Slovenia in 2009

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Albania Croatia in 2017 Montenegro and

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in 2020 North Macedonia so as you can

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see we've certainly moved

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Eastward now you have folks on both

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sides of the aisle who say well we never

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made a deal because look at yens saying

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we never made a deal and then you have

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other people quoting 1990 saying wait

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but you guys did make a deal so

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basically people on both sides are using

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different parts of his history and

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clearly whether a deal was made it was

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pretty much unmade very quickly This is

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highly disputed NATO claims it never

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promised it would not expand East NATO

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actually quotes gorbatov the same person

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that France 24

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said was in agreement with no Eastward

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expansion but in 2014 so 14 years later

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gorbash says in an interview the topic

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of NATO expansion was not discussed at

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all and it wasn't brought up in any of

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those years I say that with full

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responsibility not a single Eastern

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European country raised the issue not

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even after the warsa pack ceased to

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exist in 1991 Western leaders didn't

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bring it up

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either so on both sides you have this

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giant potential misunderstanding that

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unfortunately has been going on forever

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now I will give NATO uh a a an argument

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here when people say nato is trying to

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encircle Russia NATO has a really good

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point when they say hey this is how much

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of Russia we've encircled the little

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orange line at the top left and the tiny

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little bit at the top right that's it I

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I'll remove myself at the

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bottom that's that's a pretty pretty

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solid counterargument it's still

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potentially NATO well it is NATO right

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on Russia's border which obviously

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unsettles Russia and Putin but it's

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worth knowing that detail uh next the m

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agreements okay these are really

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disputed as well so remember that these

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are a series of agreements that started

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in 2014 m 1 2014 and then a little later

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in 2014 we had m 2 these were ceasefire

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and monitoring agreements some people

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suggest that the M agreement were never

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meant to be followed by Ukraine anyway

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that they were just a tooled by time so

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basically Ukraine wants to buy time so

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they commit to the mixed agreements and

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Russia's kind of like hey Ukraine and

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Putin just said this in interview

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Ukraine you're not implementing the Mi

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ofs why why not and Ukraine's like well

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we're not implementing them because

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you're not implementing them and then

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you have merkel's phone call which just

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added fuel to this fire Merkel in a call

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with pranksters where somebody pretended

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to be a president and and Merkel fell

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for it uh said that the MST agreement

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bought Ukraine valuable time H this just

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adds complexity because now you have

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folks on one side of the aisle who say

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oh so Ukraine never actually wanted to

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fulfill the deal and then you have

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people on the other side who say no it's

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true a ceasefire buys a country time to

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rebuild but then you have people who

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counter that and go rebuild for what

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rebuild your Weaponry rebuild your de

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your your defenses and

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fortify so you can see how money this

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gets really quickly so this one is very

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clearly disputed and that's a lot of the

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problem of what's going on here is the

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issue between Russia and Ukraine it's

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not clearcut if it was clearcut probably

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be a lot easier to solve but it's a very

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disputed and both sides never actually

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made things Crystal Clear whether on

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purpose because they never had the true

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intention of following through with them

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on both sides right or that's just the

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way things played out who knows now

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there was a claim that it was disgusting

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for Putin to claim that polls

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collaborated with Nazis that would never

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be

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true well actually it is possible that

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both could be true that poles did not

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collaborate with Nazis and that poles

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did present and collaborate with Nazis

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see Poland currently presents itself as

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a noble victim during World War II and

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Poland did suffer in fact half of all

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Jews who died during World War II died

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on polish

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land polls resisted Nazi occupation some

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polls helped hide their Jewish Neighbors

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the collaboration point of view comes

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from the fact

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that eventually you get individuals in

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Poland who recognize the Nazis have

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taken over and you could either

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collaborate or die in other words

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somebody comes to your house with a gun

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and says where are the Jews hiding you

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get caught hiding you're dead your

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family's dead your wife is dead your

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husband's dead your children are dead

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or people do this during war they're

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over there this is horrible it's

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horrible right that would be a form of

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collaboration to so to speak save

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yourself so the reality is probably both

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are true there are probably people who

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did collaborate with the Nazis there are

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probably people who would rather die

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than collaborate with the Nazis so the

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odds are both are probably true Poland

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today makes it a crime to say that

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anyone in Poland collaborated with Nazis

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so it's clearly very

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touchy

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now another fact check this one comes

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down to semantics so political argued

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that there was a decree Banning

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negotiations with Putin Politico says

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the president of Ukraine has legislated

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a ban on negotiating with Russia Putin

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or or rather political calls this a lie

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because the be the ban is actually on

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negotiating with Putin not with Russia

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okay so basically they're saying Putin

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is is lying because there's a ban on

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negotiating with Russia but the ban

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isn't actually with Russia it's with

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Putin point of this is this is semantics

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Putin is the President of Russia if

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someone said negotiations are banned

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with Biden like Biden or not

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negotiations with the US would probably

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be dead as well so this is semantics and

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I thought this was a really weak like

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argument to try to get out there and

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fact check Putin on Putin saying oh yeah

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you know they banned people from

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negotiating with us collectively for the

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purpose of this conflict Putin is

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Russia number seven fact check a lot of

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people got upset about Putin's claim to

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be the largest European economy on the

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basis of PPP purchase power parody

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Putin's actually right here now PPP is

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really complicated to understand I'm

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going to try to make it as simple as

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possible that's what I try to do on the

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channel I try to keep things simple and

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explain them as simply as possible all

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right purchasing power parody basically

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how much does it cost to buy a TV remote

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control I'm making this totally up as an

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example and a cup of coffee in uh

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America versus China versus Europe let's

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say okay and and and you know what a

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rental car so let's do a rental car a

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remote control and a cup of coffee okay

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let's say in America it costs

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$400 and that's going to be our Baseline

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let's say it cost $500 in Europe and

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let's say it cost $200 $ in China well

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in China it cost half as much as the US

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in Europe it costs 25% more so now what

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you could do is you can divide a

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country's GDP by a waiting Factor so in

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other words if China's GDP is $13

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trillion on a PPP basis because

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everything's half as expensive you

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actually divide their GDP by 0.5 which

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makes their GDP look twice as big

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whereas in Europe you divide by 1.25

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it's a waiting Factor you're trying to

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put everything at the dollars to wait it

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all the same which actually makes let's

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say Germany's economy for example look

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smaller and Russia's look larger so is

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it true yes on a PPP basis not you know

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the paycheck Protection Program on a

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purchasing power parody basis yes Europe

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is the largest economy in well sorry

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Russia is the largest economy in Europe

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however remember it can be very very

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inaccurate because it's not that easy to

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calculate the cost of a basket of goods

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in all these different countries and

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then adjust them uh it is also complex

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because usually these adjustments don't

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account for uh the costs of actually

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trying to buy these things the tariffs

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the taxes supply and demand factors so

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there's so much adjusting to do it's

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it's not a good measure and so we could

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agree that purchasing power parody is

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probably a little bit of a bad

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comparison but if we are going to use it

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Putin is

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correct number eight why did the USSR

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collapse so political says that the USSR

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collapsed because of Economic and

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internal political struggles and they

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complained that Putin said the collapse

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was initiated by Russian

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leadership again I feel like we're

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trying to like grasp at straws to call

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Putin a liar here both can be true it

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can be true that Russian leadership was

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actually the reason there were internal

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political struggles and economic

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issues political counter claims of

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Putin's argument that the US controls

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the world's media political argues media

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are privately owned yes most media are

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privately owned in America though let's

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be real the Twitter files have made it

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or at least created substantial doubt in

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the independence of the mainstream media

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this does not make all journalists bad

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this does not make all media companies

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bad however

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Putin hits on American doubts he's

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twisting the knife in a wound of

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Suspicion and Americans have the right

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to be suspicious in fact everybody

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around the world has the right to be

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suspicious of what they're being told

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this is why it's nice to hear the

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opposite point of view everybody has

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their own prop propaganda but at least

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if you are provided both sets of

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propaganda at least you have a little

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bit more ammunition to to see where the

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differences truly lay now Russell Brand

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goes on a rant that's I shouldn't maybe

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call it a rant but let's just say he has

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a a somewhat simplistic approach of the

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US just wants more money for the

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military industrial complex that's why

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we're going to keep this going which

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Putin hit on as well and Russell Brand

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is probably correct the military

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industrial complex is very very powerful

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and many people in America are

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frustrated that we keep spending money

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for bombs and weapons for other

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countries look at the amount of money

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we've given Israel and now folks are

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scratching their head going wait wait

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wait wait we're asking you not to invade

22:39

Rafa city Egypt is putting their

22:42

military on high alert on the border of

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Rafa City because that's right on the

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border with Egypt and now y'all want to

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invade Rafa City where you've got a

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bunch of refugees essentially and

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Israel's like well we got to fully

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eliminate Hamas

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so at some point you wonder like if you

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keep supporting the supplying of weapons

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are you financing people's other Wars to

23:08

where maybe their their ability to make

23:11

decisions could be skewed by the fact

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that you don't actually have to open

23:15

your wallet you know if somebody's like

23:17

cart blanch you know here's as much

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money as you need for bombs and weapons

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it's probably a lot easier to make the

23:23

decision to invade somewhere or not

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whereas if you actually have to cut the

23:26

check yourself you actually have to

23:28

start weighing things like okay do we

23:30

invade here or do we invade there right

23:32

you you have to pick you can't pick

23:34

everything but if somebody else is

23:35

paying for everything it's easier to

23:37

just go I'll just keep going right so

23:40

again this this isn't like an argument

23:42

for against Israel it's just

23:44

saying yes this is this is a fair

23:47

argument from Russell Brand yes and

23:49

people are very frustrated in America

23:52

about the military-industrial complex

23:54

the funding of Wars around the world cuz

23:57

could we instead use that money to focus

23:59

on our own needs now of course we have

24:01

to balance this because other people say

24:03

hey well you know it's the reason uh

24:06

America is deemed to be as safe as it is

24:09

you know the reason for it is because of

24:11

the military-industrial complex they're

24:12

keeping us safe you know this is

24:14

obviously where debates could be had

24:16

about the military-industrial complex

24:18

take a shot every time I just said that

24:19

phrase so anyway want to give a little

24:22

bit of that uh it is uh it is something

24:24

that has been the core of many videos

24:27

most mostly because I think it's it that

24:30

that is a pain point for a lot of

24:31

Americans if you go to Americans and

24:32

you're like should we keep funding you

24:34

know bombs in other countries it's very

24:36

popular for people say hell no spend the

24:38

money here in America and there are a

24:40

lot of problems America needs help with

24:42

ir ran for governor in California to try

24:44

to work to solve

24:45

those zelinsky's father point 10 zin's

24:49

father it Putin was wrong about this

24:52

Putin suggested that zelinsky's father

24:53

fought in World War II it was actually

24:55

his grandfather zinski father was born

24:58

in

24:59

1947 so that's after the war however

25:02

zelinsky's grandfather did fight in

25:04

World War II however he was an awarded

25:07

comrade he fought for the Soviet Union

25:10

not the

25:11

Nazis so something to keep in

25:14

mind uh some other things that really

25:16

aren't up for dispute uh it is true that

25:18

the Soviet Union did try to join NATO

25:20

before the Warsaw PCT between you know

25:23

the Russian side and and various

25:25

countries was signed before the Warsaw

25:27

PCT collapsed and then those a lot of

25:28

those countries ended up joining NATO

25:30

NATO rejected Russia citing a lack of

25:32

democratic and defensive AIMS in Russia

25:36

so yes that that did happen uh some

25:38

folks are are picking up on uh Putin

25:41

claiming that ukrainians and Russians

25:43

are one this is probably false you're

25:46

probably not going to see a clear Unity

25:48

between the two populations anymore and

25:50

you could go all the way back to 2001

25:52

where Ur conducted a a poll we know

25:55

polls can be misleading as well but uh

25:57

67.5% of Ukraine's population declared

26:00

themselves as Ukrainian and uh chose

26:03

Ukrainian as their native language 29.6%

26:06

declared it Russian most of the time

26:08

you're seeing their primary language uh

26:11

being Russian on on the Eastern flanks

26:13

which makes sense uh and as far as like

26:15

nationality or ethnic origin overall

26:18

77.8% of Ukraine's population

26:20

self-identified ethnically as Ukrainian

26:23

with 17.3% identifying ethnically as

26:26

Russian

26:28

something else and and again take these

26:29

for what they are at this point I think

26:31

things are so different between Ukraine

26:33

and Russia you're probably not going to

26:34

fully assimilate assimilate but yeah you

26:36

do need to come up with some kind of

26:37

resolution because the constant war is

26:39

just

26:40

ridiculous yeah something else that we

26:42

got out of this is frankly Putin's

26:44

Health Putin's the fact that Putin is

26:46

dead is clearly not true that he has

26:49

these massive ailments and is incapable

26:51

of leading probably aren't true so it's

26:53

nice to kind of put some of those

26:55

conspiracies to rest I mean I suppose he

26:57

could still have cancer you can't really

26:59

tell but anyway uh Canadian uh or Justin

27:02

Trudeau responded to the Nazi argument

27:05

that's the argument that why did you

27:07

invite a shff officer to Parliament and

27:11

give him a standing ovation this was a

27:13

big Scandal a big faux paw in Canada and

27:16

Justin Trudeau basically said the

27:18

invasion of Ukraine was

27:21

unjust no response at all to the

27:23

question so punted the question this is

27:26

what why I get frustrated about the lack

27:28

of like fact checking like if the the

27:29

mainstream media is supposed to be so so

27:32

good where where are the real fact

27:34

checks why can't somebody go thanks for

27:35

giving us the perspective I know so

27:38

where do we stand now well in my opinion

27:40

Ukraine will likely rely on IMF loans

27:42

and budget cuts to fund its defense as

27:44

progress to fund Ukraine is stalled in

27:46

Congress and probably will be until at

27:48

least January of 2025 and that would be

27:50

the end of January 2025 anyway the

27:52

interview will Spotlight uh you know

27:55

well I I think the interview spotlights

27:57

uh talk of resolutions for Russia

27:59

Ukraine and uh this is good we want

28:03

people talking about negotiating this

28:04

and ending this war in fact Putin

28:06

invited for negotiation the problem is

28:10

what Putin said in terms of negotiation

28:12

was blurry there's some folks who

28:14

listened to the speech from Putin or the

28:16

interview from Putin it was somewhat a

28:18

speech given that most of it was Putin

28:19

talking some people listen to the direct

28:22

Russian translation and said that our

28:25

translation wasn't as good as what Putin

28:27

actually said

28:28

see our translation is what's there to

28:30

work out if you want to stop fighting

28:32

stop supplying weapons then it'll be

28:34

over in a few weeks then we can

28:36

negotiate which is basically saying

28:38

let's mop up Ukraine when they don't get

28:41

supplied weapons and then we can

28:42

negotiate that's the way it came through

28:45

in English however people who listen to

28:47

it in Russian say that's not exactly

28:49

what Putin meant suggesting that Putin

28:51

is actually much more open to compromise

28:53

because obviously the English

28:55

translation is not very negotiable

28:58

so the reality though is both sides have

29:00

dug in Putin has dug in Biden's dug in

29:03

Putin's doing the well they can call me

29:05

it's their fault and Biden's doing he

29:07

can call us it's his fault it's like

29:10

it's like fifth graders fighting it's

29:12

frankly ridiculous it's a stalemate of

29:14

stubbornness people need to wake up and

29:17

get their leaders to actually get on the

29:19

phone stop being little weenie babies

29:21

and start actually negotiating in nnest

29:24

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29:25

told us here I feel like nobody else

29:27

know about this we'll we'll try a little

29:28

advertising and see how it Go

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congratulations man you have done so

29:31

much people love you people look up to

29:33

you Kevin P there financial anist and

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