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1 Trump's War-Driven Policy / He's sending More Combat Power to Middle East 36:48
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation discusses the escalating tensions in the Middle East under President Trump's leadership, contrasting his diplomatic approach to the Russia-Ukraine war with his increasing military posturing towards Iran. The speaker criticizes the rhetoric and buildup of military forces, warning that it could lead to an unpredictable and potentially catastrophic war. Key points include: Senate Hearing: Senator Tom Cotton questions a military official about using force against Iran, citing past examples where military action supposedly led to peace. The speaker argues that this view is misleading. Soleimani Strike: Cotton claims that the 2020 killing of Iranian General Qasem Soleimani resulted in peace, but the speaker refutes this, showing that Iran retaliated with missile strikes that injured U.S. soldiers and could have escalated the conflict further. Iran's Nuclear Program: The justification for military threats against Iran is based on preventing nuclear weapons development, yet intelligence agencies report no active weapons program. U.S. Troop Vulnerability: The presence of American forces in Iraq and Syria makes them strategic targets, and Iranian officials have openly warned of retaliatory attacks. Potential Consequences: A conflict with Iran could destabilize the region, risk American lives, and escalate into a broader war, contradicting Trump's previous stance against "stupid wars." The speaker argues that Trump's Middle East policy is inconsistent with his diplomatic efforts elsewhere and could lead to unnecessary military conflict with severe consequences. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
1 Trump Threatens Iran / Iran Threatens Trump Lt Col Daniel Davis 42:14
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation discusses the rising tensions between the United States and Iran, warning that they are on a collision course that could lead to war in the coming months unless diplomatic efforts intervene. Key points include: Former President Trump has threatened military action against Iran unless it agrees to dismantle its nuclear program and enter negotiations. However, intelligence agencies (CIA, MI6) assert that Iran does not currently have a nuclear weapons program, only a nuclear energy program. The U.S. and Israel aim to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, but aggressive actions could push Iran toward developing them. Iran has been strategically restrained in its responses to U.S. and Israeli actions, such as assassinations and embassy attacks, but could react strongly if faced with an existential threat. If war breaks out, it could destabilize the entire region, potentially prompting other countries (e.g., Saudi Arabia, Turkey) to seek nuclear weapons. Iran's military capabilities include advanced missile systems and naval forces that could disrupt global oil markets. The Iranian leadership distrusts the U.S. due to past policy reversals, including Trump's withdrawal from the 2015 nuclear deal. Effective diplomacy requires mutual trust and verifiable commitments, similar to the Cuban Missile Crisis resolution. The presentation argues that a war would be disastrous for all parties involved and advocates for diplomatic solutions to de-escalate tensions. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
The presentation discusses former President Donald Trump's frustration with both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Trump's anger stems from issues related to the ongoing war in Ukraine, ceasefire negotiations, and geopolitical power struggles. Key points include: Trump’s Frustration with Putin : Trump expressed anger over Putin questioning Zelensky’s credibility and suggested he would impose secondary tariffs on Russian oil if a deal to end the war was not reached. His stance indicates a belief that Russia is not acting in line with his expectations. Uncertainty in Ceasefire and Diplomacy : There is confusion over whether a ceasefire agreement exists, with various parties making independent statements rather than a unified declaration. The lack of a clear agreement fuels ongoing tensions. Russia’s Strategic Position : The presentation argues that Russia perceives the conflict as a fight against NATO rather than just Ukraine. Russia is unlikely to accept a deal that does not address its security concerns, and it has the resources to continue the war indefinitely. Trump’s Issues with Zelensky : Trump is also upset with Zelensky, particularly over a rare earth minerals deal. Zelensky reportedly sought to renegotiate terms, which Trump sees as a betrayal. Trump's dissatisfaction with Zelensky weakens U.S. leverage in negotiations and signals disunity to Russia. European Divergence : Europe’s stance on the war is seen as separate from the U.S., further complicating negotiations. European leaders emphasize continuing military support for Ukraine, prolonging the conflict rather than seeking an immediate settlement. Strategic Miscalculations : The presentation criticizes the West's lack of understanding of Russia’s determination to achieve its objectives. It argues that Western policies are prolonging the war without a clear path to a resolution, leading to unnecessary Ukrainian casualties. Overall, the presentation portrays Trump as impatient and frustrated with both sides, while also highlighting broader geopolitical tensions and strategic missteps in handling the conflict. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
1 Paris's 'Coalition of Willing' an Act of Futility - and Devoid of Power Lt Col Daniel Davis 48:41
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation criticizes the recent "Coalition of the Willing" meeting in Paris, arguing that Western leaders are out of touch with the reality of the Ukraine war. The speaker claims that while European leaders like Kier Starmer (UK) and Emmanuel Macron (France) present a confident, united front against Russia, their statements are disconnected from the dire situation on the battlefield. Key points include: Western Leaders' Rhetoric vs. Reality: The conference was filled with self-congratulatory speeches, but Ukraine is struggling with a lack of troops, weapons, and morale. Military Imbalance: The speaker asserts that Russia holds a growing advantage in resources, manpower, and industrial capacity, making Western military aid insufficient. Ukraine's Failing Strategy: The Ukrainian army is suffering heavy casualties, with failed offensives leading to significant troop losses. Western Strategy Lacks Clarity: Leaders like Starmer and Macron emphasize "peace through strength" but fail to define what peace actually looks like or acknowledge necessary territorial concessions. Russia's Position: Moscow is in no rush to negotiate, given its military advantage. It rejects NATO-led peacekeeping forces and insists on securing its newly claimed territories. Trump’s Contrasting Approach: The speaker suggests that former U.S. President Trump is engaging with Russia on a more pragmatic peace deal, in contrast to European leaders who continue pushing unrealistic strategies. Overall, the presentation portrays the Western approach as performative and detached from battlefield realities, while Russia methodically consolidates its gains. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
This presentation is a roundtable discussion hosted by Daniel Davis. The conversation covers a variety of topics, including Ian Putk’s work in plumbing and his gin business, his high-profile clients like Buckingham Palace and NATO, and his ability to secure major contracts through networking and proactive outreach. The discussion shifts to politics, focusing on controversial comments made by U.S. Vice President JD Vance regarding European countries' contributions to NATO. Vance's leaked Signal chat messages described European allies as "freeloaders," sparking reactions in the UK and beyond. The panelists discuss the long-standing issue of the U.S. subsidizing European defense and how Trump’s administration has pressured European nations to increase their financial contributions. Ian Putk shares insights into military and intelligence operations in the UK, including a secret American-run military base in London. He details his experiences networking within government and military circles, his success in securing contracts, and his proactive approach to business opportunities, including delivering a letter directly to the UK Prime Minister's office. The conversation concludes with a reflection on the shifting dynamics between the U.S. and Europe, the perception of fairness in defense spending, and the impact of leadership styles on international relation See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
1 NATO & Ukraine Still Resisting Trump Peace Efforts 41:42
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation discusses former President Trump's efforts to negotiate a ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine war, particularly in relation to Black Sea security and energy infrastructure. Despite these efforts, there is a significant divide between Trump's position and that of Western allies, including NATO, Europe, and Ukraine, which could undermine his peace initiatives. The speaker argues that Russia has shifted to a wartime economy, while NATO lacks similar preparedness. They criticize Western leaders for escalating rhetoric and military buildup, suggesting that this approach may embolden Russia rather than deter it. The presentation also highlights Trump's stance on avoiding a broader conflict and his concerns over the potential for nuclear escalation. A key issue in peace negotiations is territorial control, particularly over Russian-speaking regions in Ukraine. Trump's team, including envoy Steve Wit, has engaged in discussions with both Ukraine and Russia about land divisions and power infrastructure. The presentation suggests that Ukraine is resisting these proposals, which could prolong the conflict. Overall, the discussion portrays Trump as working toward a diplomatic resolution, while Western allies and Ukraine remain hesitant or opposed, potentially increasing tensions rather than de-escalating them. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
1 ATTACK PLANS BREACH - Larry Johnson: Intel Chiefs NEVER Should have used Signal 41:42
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThis presentation discusses the mishandling of sensitive military information and the political fallout surrounding it. Key points include: Classification and Security Concerns – The discussion highlights how military operational information should be classified based on its sensitivity. The improper discussion of such details over a less secure communication platform (Signal) is criticized. Political and Military Implications – The incident involved discussions about an impending military operation, with concerns that leaked information could have compromised operational security, particularly regarding U.S. strikes on Yemen and their messaging to Iran. Tulsi Gabbard's Defense – Gabbard and others attempted to downplay the situation, arguing that no classified information was shared. However, critics pointed out that specific targets and operational details were indeed mentioned, contradicting these claims. Republican and Democrat Reactions – The Democrats framed the situation as a serious breach, while Republicans downplayed it, despite internal disagreements. Some members, like Joe Kent and J.D. Vance, questioned the urgency and strategic necessity of the operation. Speculation on Internal Sabotage – There were suggestions that this was a deliberate political move to discredit Trump’s team, with suspicions that someone within the group chat leaked the information for political gain. Consequences and Accountability – Calls were made for individuals involved to resign, and Trump was urged to take action. The handling of the situation was criticized for lacking transparency and honesty. Media’s Role – Journalist Jeffrey Goldberg was accused of strategically timing his report to maximize political damage rather than focusing on the actual military strategy. Overall, the presentation portrays the event as a mix of poor security practices, political maneuvering, and media exploitation, leading to significant controversy and fallout. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
1 Col Douglas Macgregor: We Must End Zelensky Regime Support 51:46
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation discusses recent U.S.-Russia negotiations in Saudi Arabia and ongoing U.S.-Ukraine discussions regarding a potential end to the war. The key takeaways include: Slow Russian Engagement: Russia has been slow in negotiations, causing frustration on the Ukrainian side. Ukrainian Complaints: Zelensky is vocal about his dissatisfaction with both Russia and the U.S., believing that Russia is delaying peace talks and that some White House officials are influenced by Russia. U.S. Strategy Under Trump: The discussion, featuring Colonel Doug McGregor, emphasizes that Trump’s main goal is to normalize relations with Russia and avoid further U.S. involvement in the conflict. Call for U.S. Disengagement: McGregor argues that the U.S. should pull out of Ukraine entirely, as continuing aid and involvement only prolongs the war. European Dependence on the U.S.: He asserts that European nations like France and the UK cannot act militarily in Ukraine without U.S. support. Russian Intentions: If a peace agreement isn't reached, McGregor believes Russia will continue advancing westward into Ukraine. Russia’s Position on Key Issues: Russia is open to an agreement on not targeting energy infrastructure and possibly revising the Black Sea grain deal but refuses to take Western assurances at face value. The overall message is skepticism about Zelensky’s leadership, a push for U.S. disengagement, and the assertion that Russia is in a dominant position in the war. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
1 Group Intel Chat Security Breach/Global Threat Hearing ANALYSIS 22:16
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation discusses a recent controversy in Washington, where a journalist, Jeff Goldberg from The Atlantic, was allegedly added to a Signal group chat involving high-ranking U.S. government officials discussing a military strike in Yemen. This revelation has raised concerns over whether classified information was improperly shared on an unsecured platform. Key points: President Trump addressed the issue in a live broadcast. Goldberg reportedly gained access to a Signal group where top officials—including the Vice President, National Security Adviser, and CIA Director—discussed sensitive matters. The main concern is whether classified information was shared, as Signal is an encrypted but non-military communication app. The Department of Homeland Security's Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) previously allowed the use of Signal for secure but unclassified communications. The controversy took center stage at a pre-scheduled Senate Intelligence Committee hearing, originally intended to discuss U.S. national security threats. Political divisions were evident: Democrats pressed for accountability, while Republicans downplayed the issue. CIA Director John Ratcliffe denied any knowledge of Goldberg’s inclusion in the chat and refuted claims that classified details were discussed. A central mystery remains: how Goldberg was added to the group, especially since National Security Adviser Mike Waltz, who created the chat, claims he never knew or communicated with him. The hearing featured intense exchanges, highlighting broader concerns over cybersecurity, proper use of communication tools, and political grandstanding. The key unresolved question: Was classified information improperly shared, or was this merely an embarrassing security lapse? See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
The speaker challenges the widely held belief that the U.S. president can unilaterally use military force for 60 days before needing congressional approval. They assert that this is a falsehood frequently repeated by media and political commentators, despite the fact that the U.S. Constitution grants war-making powers exclusively to Congress (Article I, Section 8). The War Powers Resolution of 1973 was enacted to limit executive overreach in military actions, but violations of these limitations have gone largely unchecked. The speaker warns of the dangers of executive overreach in war-making and draws historical parallels to previous conflicts, particularly the Iraq War, where false claims of weapons of mass destruction were used to justify military intervention. They argue that Iran is not a significant threat to the United States and that narratives suggesting otherwise are being used to build public support for possible military action. The presentation critiques the idea that Iran poses an existential threat, citing its military weakness and its measured responses to attacks against its interests. The speaker claims that U.S. and Israeli rhetoric exaggerates the Iranian threat to justify aggressive policies, and they caution against being misled into another unnecessary war. The discussion closes by emphasizing the importance of upholding the rule of law in foreign policy, warning that continuous erosion of legal safeguards could lead to unchecked military actions by future administrations. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
1 Ukraine Russia Peace Talks & Furthering Ukraine Losses w/Steve Jermy 50:47
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThis presentation discusses the ongoing geopolitical tensions between Russia, Ukraine, NATO, and the broader West, with a focus on potential diplomatic alternatives to continued military confrontation. The key points include: Alternative Security Structures – The Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) is suggested as a framework for future diplomacy instead of NATO expansion, which Russia sees as a hostile alliance. Western Resistance to Peace Talks – The discussion highlights skepticism toward diplomatic efforts, particularly from U.S. and European policymakers, who are perceived as unwilling to compromise or acknowledge Russia’s security concerns. Russia’s Strategic Patience – The speakers argue that Putin is a calculated leader with long-term strategic objectives, believing Russia will only negotiate on terms that ensure its security goals are met. Ukraine’s Difficult Position – While Ukraine may be seeking a settlement due to battlefield setbacks, Western nations continue to push conditions Russia will not accept, effectively prolonging the war. Trump’s Potential Role – The Trump administration is seen as more inclined to push for negotiations, but there is uncertainty about whether they can overcome European resistance to a settlement. Economic and Military Realities – The conversation warns that Europe’s push for rearmament is economically unsustainable and may lead to further economic decline, particularly given Russia’s stronger fiscal position. Missed Opportunities for Cooperation – The speakers advocate for renewed military-to-military dialogues, reminiscent of past cooperative efforts, as a way to de-escalate tensions and build mutual understanding. Overall, the discussion portrays the conflict as one fueled by Western inflexibility, with Russia holding a stronger strategic position, and argues that a shift toward diplomacy and cooperation is the best path forward. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
1 Two Huge Demands Putin requires /Lt Col Daniel Davis 50:49
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation argues that Russian President Vladimir Putin has shown significant restraint in Ukraine, countering Western narratives that portray him as irrational and destructive. The speaker suggests that Russia has avoided targeting key infrastructure in Kyiv and other major civilian areas despite having the military capability to do so. Instead, Russia has focused on military targets and a methodical battle strategy aimed at demilitarizing Ukraine. The presentation highlights that Putin has expressed a willingness to negotiate, even offering opportunities for Ukrainian forces to surrender. However, substantial casualties have already occurred, with estimates suggesting over a million Ukrainian soldiers killed. The speaker also emphasizes that any potential ceasefire or resolution would require significant concessions from Ukraine, including territorial recognition and constitutional changes. A major obstacle to peace, according to the presentation, is Ukraine's unwillingness to acknowledge Russia’s control over occupied regions such as Donetsk, Luhansk, Zaporizhzhia, and Kherson, as well as Crimea, which Russia considers non-negotiable. The issue of protecting ethnic Russians in Ukrainian-controlled areas is another major sticking point, with Russia potentially requiring Ukraine’s demilitarization or autonomy guarantees for Russian-speaking regions. Additionally, the presentation discusses the legitimacy of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, arguing that Russia does not recognize his authority due to postponed elections. It suggests that negotiations will be difficult unless a new election is held in Ukraine. The speaker claims that Trump could broker the best deal for Ukraine, but warns that Zelensky faces political and even physical risks if he agrees to territorial concessions, given opposition from nationalist groups in Ukraine. Ultimately, the presentation argues that unless major compromises are made, the conflict will likely continue, with Russia prepared to push further into Ukrainian territory if its conditions are not met. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
1 EU's Ukraine Rescue Plan CRUMBLING! w/The Duran's Alexander Mercouris 57:48
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedPlease visit Alex at: https://www.youtube.com/@AlexMercouris/videos AND https://www.youtube.com/@TheDuran/videos The presentation discusses ongoing geopolitical developments regarding the Ukraine war, particularly negotiations between the U.S., Russia, and Ukraine ahead of a March 24th meeting in Saudi Arabia. Key points include: Shift in Ukraine’s Strategy – With Trump signaling reduced U.S. support, Ukraine is looking to Europe for aid. The European Union appears willing to provide assistance rhetorically but faces challenges in translating words into action. Trump-Putin Call & Ceasefire – Trump sought a 30-day ceasefire but only secured a limited agreement (excluding energy targets). However, both sides agreed to establish expert negotiation groups, which is seen as progress. The call indicated a willingness to engage in diplomacy, contrasting with the Biden administration’s previous stance. Ceasefire Violations – Reports emerged of both Russia and Ukraine violating the limited ceasefire, reinforcing Putin’s skepticism about a lasting agreement. Monitoring and enforcement mechanisms are needed for any ceasefire to hold. Zelensky’s Push for European Support – The Ukrainian president is seeking significant European funding (at least €5 billion) and investments in weapons manufacturing. His actions suggest an attempt to prolong the war rather than move toward a settlement. European Perspective – Some European leaders argue that strengthening Ukraine militarily will improve its negotiating position. However, concerns remain about whether Europe can provide the necessary long-term support and whether this strategy is realistic. Zelensky’s Motives – He appears to believe that continued Western involvement is necessary for Ukraine to avoid territorial concessions and maintain its sovereignty. His strategy relies on prolonging the conflict in hopes of deeper European or even U.S. involvement. Skepticism About European Strategy – While some European leaders support further military aid, there is no clear path to significantly altering battlefield dynamics in Ukraine’s favor. The idea of creating a military "bridge" to force Russia into concessions lacks feasibility. Overall, the discussion highlights the challenges of securing a peace deal, the evolving roles of the U.S. and Europe, and the strategic calculations of the involved parties. The presentation suggests cautious optimism about negotiations but acknowledges significant obstacles. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
1 John Mearsheimer "There'll be NO Meaningful CeaseFire" in Ukraine Russia War 1:01:51
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation discusses the complexities and contradictions surrounding attempts to broker a ceasefire in the Ukraine-Russia conflict following a phone call between former U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. While initial reports suggested progress toward at least a partial ceasefire, differing perspectives from various stakeholders—the U.S., Russia, Ukraine, and European nations—have since cast doubt on any meaningful agreement. Professor John Mearsheimer, a political scientist and international relations expert, argues that discussions of a ceasefire are largely irrelevant because Russia has made it clear that it will not agree to one unless a comprehensive peace deal is in place. He highlights that the core issue is whether Trump and Putin can reach a consensus on Russia’s key demands, which remain largely undisclosed. The discussion critiques the Western portrayal of Putin as inherently untrustworthy, citing historical examples such as the Minsk Accords, which Mearsheimer asserts were undermined by Ukraine, France, and Germany rather than Russia. He argues that Western leaders have been misleading in their framing of past negotiations and that their refusal to engage realistically with Russia is prolonging the war, to the detriment of Ukraine. Mearsheimer contends that Western policymakers continue to support the war despite having no viable strategy for turning the tide against Russia. He suggests that their reluctance to acknowledge reality is driven by reputational concerns—avoiding the admission that Ukraine is losing and that their policies have failed. He warns that prolonging the war will likely lead to more Ukrainian casualties and further territorial losses, possibly beyond the four eastern regions that Russia currently controls. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
1 Ukraine Launches New Attack into Russia - Harming Itself 36:45
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation discusses recent developments in the Russia-Ukraine war, focusing on Ukraine’s incursion into Russia’s Belgorod region. The speaker argues that Ukraine’s repeated military decisions prioritize media attention over sound operational strategy, ultimately benefiting Russia. The key points include: Ukrainian Incursion into Belgorod: Ukraine has launched a cross-border operation into Russia’s Belgorod province, similar to past offensives, in an attempt to relieve pressure on other fronts, such as the Kharkiv region. Criticism of Ukrainian Strategy: The speaker claims Ukraine consistently makes poor tactical decisions, focusing on short-term media gains rather than effective military strategy. These actions allegedly weaken Ukraine’s position and inadvertently help Russia. Ceasefire Negotiations: The U.S. and Ukraine recently agreed to a 30-day ceasefire proposal, which was presented to Russia. While a full ceasefire was not accepted, Putin agreed to a temporary halt in attacks on energy infrastructure. Potential Russian Offensive: Zelensky has warned of a Russian troop buildup near the Sumy region, aligning with Putin’s previous public statements about securing a buffer zone along Russia’s border. Historical Context of Ukrainian Mistakes: The speaker cites past battles, such as Mariupol, as examples of Ukraine’s tendency to hold positions too long, leading to unnecessary losses. The argument is that Ukraine fails to conduct strategic withdrawals and instead fights in ways that maximize casualties. Long-Term Outlook: The speaker suggests that Ukraine’s poor decision-making has contributed to its weakening position in the war, making Russian victory more likely. The presentation is highly critical of Ukraine’s approach, suggesting that its military and political leaders have prioritized Western media narratives over effective warfare, leading to strategic failures See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 BREAKING: Ukraine Army Collapsing in Kursk / Russia Surrounds Ukrainian Soldiers 45:52
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation details a major shift in the battlefield situation in the Kursk incursion, a conflict that has been ongoing for seven months. It reports the collapse of Ukrainian defensive lines, with entire units retreating toward the city of Sudzha. Russian forces have made significant advances in multiple directions, capturing key settlements and cutting off Ukrainian supply lines. The discussion highlights how the Ukrainian incursion into Russian territory was initially seen as a strategic success to boost morale and divert Russian forces from the eastern front. However, Russia reportedly anticipated the move and allowed Ukrainian troops to enter a "cauldron" where they were gradually worn down through airstrikes, artillery, and direct engagements. A key moment in the collapse was a sophisticated Russian maneuver involving a gas pipeline. Russian troops moved through the pipeline undetected for 16 kilometers, emerging behind Ukrainian lines near Sudzha, causing panic and mass withdrawals. This maneuver, along with coordinated airstrikes on Ukrainian energy infrastructure, showcased Russia's growing operational sophistication. The broader analysis argues that Russia’s primary goal is not territorial acquisition but the systematic destruction of Ukrainian forces, aligning with its stated objectives of "demilitarization and denazification." The speaker also notes that this strategy has allowed Russia to maintain pressure on multiple fronts without compromising its positions elsewhere. The presentation concludes by emphasizing that this operation demonstrates increasing Russian military competence, particularly in operational planning and execution, and suggests that Western observers should take note of these developments. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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The presentation argues that President Trump is actively working to bring peace to the Russia-Ukraine war, while Europe and Ukraine claim to want peace but continue actions that sustain the conflict. Russia, meanwhile, is preparing for both peace and potential further war. The speaker emphasizes that Trump is focused on preventing escalation, particularly avoiding a broader war involving the U.S. and NATO. A key point is that Trump has halted intelligence sharing with Ukraine, which some critics, including John Bolton, view as a move favoring Russia. Trump, however, justifies this decision as a means to push Ukraine toward peace, suggesting that without U.S. support, Ukraine cannot sustain the fight. He is described as approaching the situation with a cost-benefit mindset, seeing continued U.S. support as both futile and potentially dangerous for global stability. The presentation critiques the Biden administration’s approach, arguing that its policy sought to weaken Russia at the cost of massive Ukrainian casualties and long-term European instability. The speaker suggests that Europe is unwilling to acknowledge reality—that Ukraine cannot win—and that European leaders, except figures like Viktor Orbán, are still pushing policies that have weakened their own military and economies. The discussion ends by questioning why the European Union is committing to further military spending ($800 billion in the "Rearm Europe" plan) when Russia did not pose a threat before the war. The speaker implies that Western support for Ukraine has provoked Russia rather than ensured European security, and that prolonging the war is detrimental to all parties involved. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 Russia Bombards Ukraine While Diplomats Timidly Ponder 43:03
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation discusses the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, highlighting the deteriorating situation for Ukraine as Russia continues its bombardment. It draws a comparison to the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, suggesting that Ukraine is facing a crisis of confidence while Russia grows more emboldened. Key points include: Western Diplomacy's Limitations : Western diplomats are seeking a favorable deal for Ukraine, but the speaker argues that such a deal does not exist. U.S. Stance Under Trump : Trump and his administration express frustration with Ukraine's leadership, with Trump stating it may be easier to negotiate with Russia. His team emphasizes the need for Ukraine to engage in negotiations rather than continuing a losing battle. Military Realities : The presentation claims Ukraine has suffered 30 months of losses despite receiving extensive Western military aid, making further support appear futile. Russia’s Resilience : Historical examples of Russian military endurance, including WWII, are cited to suggest that Russia will not stop until it achieves its objectives. Strategic Shift : The presentation argues that the West needs to recognize Russia’s determination and adjust its approach accordingly, instead of hoping for a Ukrainian military breakthrough. Overall, the presentation suggests that Ukraine is losing ground, Western efforts are ineffective, and Russia is poised to achieve its war goals through attrition and persistence. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 Another Meeting - NO Zelensky this time w/Matthew Hoh 47:03
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation discusses an upcoming meeting between U.S. and Ukrainian officials in Saudi Arabia, with a notable absence of President Zelensky. The conversation features Matt Hoh, a former Marine and State Department official, who provides insights into the geopolitical dynamics at play. Key points include: Trump's Perspective on Ukraine-Russia Negotiations: President Trump suggests that negotiating with Russia may be easier than dealing with Ukraine, as Russia holds the upper hand militarily and strategically. Ukraine’s Reluctance to Negotiate: Hoh argues that the Ukrainian government has much to lose from a peace deal, as it risks losing its political power and financial support from the U.S. and Western allies. He compares this situation to the Afghan government’s reliance on U.S. aid. Financial and Industrial Interests: The discussion highlights the role of major financial institutions like BlackRock and the military-industrial complex, which have vested interests in prolonging the war to maintain lucrative contracts. Zelensky’s Missed Opportunity: The conversation criticizes Zelensky for not embracing a strategic minerals deal with the U.S., which could have solidified U.S. investment and support in Ukraine. Withholding U.S. Military Aid: The U.S. administration, under Trump, has paused military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine, a move described as a strategic warning to push Ukraine toward negotiations. Overall, the presentation portrays the Ukraine conflict as influenced not just by military factors but also by financial and political interests, with Trump’s administration seeking to push for a settlement while navigating complex geopolitical stakes. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 LIVE from Russia: War Correspondent Johnny Miller 35:36
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation features journalist Johnny Miller discussing his views on the Ukraine-Russia war, media censorship, and Western policies. He argues that advocating for peace between Europe and Russia has become controversial due to widespread political repression. Miller criticizes NATO and Western governments for fueling the war rather than pursuing diplomatic solutions. He believes Ukraine is losing the conflict and that European interests are suffering. Miller, who has reported from various war zones, initially covered the war from Kyiv but later moved to Russian-controlled territories. He claims that Western media suppresses perspectives that critique NATO's role in the war and that journalists who do so face persecution. Due to his reporting, he sought political asylum in Russia, fearing arrest if he returned to the UK. Miller asserts that Crimea and other Russian-controlled regions are largely pro-Russian and that many residents prefer stability over returning to Ukrainian rule. He describes Russia as a relatively free society despite Western portrayals of it as an authoritarian state. He also suggests that Ukraine will eventually have to cede territory to achieve peace. Lastly, he emphasizes the difficulty of finding work as a journalist promoting better relations with Russia, given the dominant Western media narrative. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 The Cold Truth: Europe Seeks War w/Russia, not Peace Lt Col Daniel Davis 35:36
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation argues that while Western leaders claim to seek a "just and lasting peace" in the Russia-Ukraine war, their actions—such as increasing military aid and pushing for massive defense spending—suggest they are preparing for a larger war with Russia. The speaker highlights a growing ideological divide between the West and Russia regarding what peace actually means. Key points include: European Union leaders, including Ursula von der Leyen, have proposed an €800 billion defense plan to "rearm Europe" and strengthen Ukraine. Western leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron, frame Russia as an ongoing threat, justifying further military escalation. The West's definition of peace seems to involve weakening Russia while strengthening Ukraine, which may prolong the conflict rather than resolve it. Russian officials, including Sergey Lavrov, claim they seek an end to the war but blame the West for fueling the conflict. The speaker critiques Western policymakers for ignoring historical lessons about war, suggesting their strategy could lead to an unwinnable, catastrophic conflict. He compares the current situation to Cold War-era military buildups, warning that continued escalation increases the risk of global war, including nuclear conflict. Overall, the presentation is highly critical of Western policies, portraying them as unrealistic and dangerous, potentially leading to an avoidable and devastating war. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 How Long Can Ukraine Last - Without US Military Aid & Intel? 44:27
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation discusses the impact of the U.S. halting military aid and intelligence sharing with Ukraine, raising concerns about how long the Ukrainian army can hold out. It highlights that without American support, Ukraine’s military situation could deteriorate rapidly, with estimates suggesting that it could buckle within four months. However, the speaker argues that this might be overly optimistic due to the crucial role of morale in warfare. Former President Trump is portrayed as eager to end the war, viewing it as unwinnable and a distraction from larger geopolitical priorities. His administration has paused aid, and there are no plans to resume it. Trump has engaged in discussions with both Ukraine and Russia, signaling a push toward negotiations. Ukrainian President Zelensky initially resisted but later sent a letter suggesting readiness for talks. However, his subsequent public statements indicated continued reliance on European support and a commitment to military resistance, leading to doubts about his sincerity. The speaker contends that Russia, seeing Ukraine’s declining resources and morale, has no incentive to negotiate and is likely to press forward militarily. European nations are mentioned as continuing to support Ukraine, though their contributions have been inconsistent. The argument concludes that prolonging the conflict without a viable path to victory only results in unnecessary casualties and that Ukraine should recognize when to negotiate rather than persist in a losing battle. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 Ukraine Military Aid Stopped - What s Zelensky's Next Move? 39:27
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation discusses President Trump's decision to pause military support for Ukraine and the potential consequences. Key points include: Reactions and Consequences: The halt in U.S. aid raises questions about Ukrainian President Zelensky's response, Moscow’s reaction, and how NATO and European leaders will proceed. Ukraine’s Survival Without U.S. Aid: The Washington Post suggests Ukraine can continue fighting but faces an uncertain future. Zelensky acknowledges the difficulty but insists Ukraine must keep fighting. U.S. Position Shift: The presentation argues that Ukraine cannot sustain the war without U.S. backing. European leaders acknowledge the need for American support. Trump's Stance: The former president is taking a clear and bold stance against prolonging the war, urging Ukraine to negotiate peace rather than continuing an unwinnable conflict. Comparison to Afghanistan: The withdrawal of U.S. support in Afghanistan led to rapid collapse, suggesting a similar fate for Ukraine’s armed forces if aid ceases. Psychological and Strategic Implications: Without U.S. backing, Ukrainian forces may lose morale and eventually collapse, either through battlefield losses or surrender. European Role: European nations support Ukraine but are unwilling to commit troops, providing only limited aid. Trump’s Ultimate Goal: Trump emphasizes peace, rejecting prolonged war efforts. He signals he won’t follow the policies of past U.S. administrations or European allies. Overall, the presentation argues that Trump’s decision marks a turning point, forcing Ukraine toward negotiations while highlighting the human cost of continued war. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 Zelensky's Fate: Who Will Dictate it? w/fmr UK Commodore Steve Jermy 46:17
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation argues that Europe should align with the U.S. rather than attempt to dictate conditions on Russia, as doing otherwise would prolong the war in Ukraine. It highlights that the U.S., under the current administration, prioritizes its own national security interests, including withdrawing from conflicts deemed unprofitable. America sees greater strategic importance in issues like homeland security, the Middle East, China, and its own hemisphere, placing Europe lower on its list of priorities. The discussion critiques European attempts to influence U.S. policy and emphasizes that America, as the more powerful player, will act according to its own interests. It also questions Ukraine’s ability to win the war without U.S. support, suggesting that even with America’s backing, victory was always unlikely. The speaker criticizes Ukrainian President Zelensky's leadership, portraying him as strategically incompetent due to military losses and failed operations. Furthermore, the presentation critiques Western elites for oversimplifying the war narrative, portraying Zelensky as a hero and Putin as an absolute villain. It argues that this simplistic view has contributed to strategic missteps and a failure to seek an alternative path to avoid the ongoing tragedy. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 Col Doug Macgregor: The Path Forward with or without Zelensky 41:04
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation discusses the fallout from an explosion in the Oval Office the previous Friday and its impact on U.S. foreign policy, particularly regarding Ukraine and peace negotiations with Russia. The discussion, featuring Colonel Doug Gregor and other commentators, suggests that Europe is shifting closer to former President Trump’s stance and that economic agreements with Ukraine are contingent on a peace deal. Key points: The U.S. aims to pursue conflict resolution with or without Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Treasury Secretary emphasizes that economic deals depend on achieving peace first. Zelensky is accused of sabotaging negotiations, allegedly to prolong the war. The U.S. under Trump is moving toward negotiating directly with Russia. Russia's conditions for ending the war are clear, including recognizing occupied territories and ensuring Ukraine's neutrality. Some U.S. officials, such as Marco Rubio, are adjusting their stance, but Trump's advisors may still be obstructing decisive action. The U.S. is urged to cut military aid to Ukraine and withdraw American personnel to push for a resolution. Overall, the presentation argues that Zelensky is resisting peace efforts, the U.S. needs to take concrete actions to stop the war, and Russia is ready to negotiate under specific terms. Transcript See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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This presentation describes a major political confrontation that took place in the White House between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance, and former President Donald Trump. The incident has deeply polarized opinions, with some seeing Zelensky as a strong leader standing up to Trump, while others view him as ungrateful or out of line. The presentation argues that this confrontation was not a setup by Trump or Vance but rather an unexpected and escalating dispute. It highlights how tensions had been building, with Zelensky already on edge due to earlier remarks about his attire. During the meeting, Trump emphasized his desire to negotiate an end to the war and proposed a minerals deal as a form of security guarantee for Ukraine, a stance that Zelensky found unsatisfactory. The key moment of escalation occurred when Zelensky challenged Vance directly, questioning his understanding of diplomacy and calling him out by name. Vance, in turn, responded forcefully, leading to an intense exchange that caught U.S. and Ukrainian officials off guard. The presentation suggests that Zelensky missed multiple opportunities to de-escalate the situation. It also critiques Zelensky’s version of events, arguing that he selectively presented historical facts about Russia's aggression while omitting details about Ukraine’s own actions. The fallout from this clash is expected to have significant consequences, particularly regarding U.S.-Ukraine relations and the broader geopolitical landscape. The presentation concludes with a statement from Secretary of State Marco Rubio, who expresses disappointment in Zelensky’s handling of the situation. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 White House RUMBLE: Roundtable w/Larry Johnson 41:56
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThis presentation discusses Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s recent visit to the U.S. and his interactions with former President Donald Trump. The speakers critique Zelensky’s approach, arguing that he lacks leverage in negotiations and made missteps by engaging in confrontational exchanges with U.S. officials. They assert that Zelensky’s goal is to maintain U.S. support for the war, but that Trump is determined to cut aid and push for an end to the conflict. The discussion suggests that Zelensky’s visit was ineffective, as Trump's position on Ukraine remains unchanged—he wants to end the war quickly, which the speakers argue is in Ukraine’s best interest. They highlight that some officials in Kyiv are beginning to recognize that continuing the war is not a viable strategy. The speakers also emphasize that Ukraine is unlikely to win militarily, and that prolonging the war will only result in more casualties and territorial losses. Additionally, they mention Trump's firm stance, reportedly telling Zelensky, “We either make a deal or we’re out.” They also discuss potential fallout, particularly regarding financial and resource-related negotiations between the U.S. and Ukraine. The overall tone suggests skepticism about Zelensky’s strategy and support for Trump's approach to ending the war. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 White House Tussle! Trump v. Zelensky / Prof John Mearsheimer 47:14
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThis presentation discusses Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky’s recent visit to the U.S. and his interactions with former President Donald Trump. The speakers critique Zelensky’s approach, arguing that he lacks leverage in negotiations and made missteps by engaging in confrontational exchanges with U.S. officials. They assert that Zelensky’s goal is to maintain U.S. support for the war, but that Trump is determined to cut aid and push for an end to the conflict. The discussion suggests that Zelensky’s visit was ineffective, as Trump's position on Ukraine remains unchanged—he wants to end the war quickly, which the speakers argue is in Ukraine’s best interest. They highlight that some officials in Kyiv are beginning to recognize that continuing the war is not a viable strategy. The speakers also emphasize that Ukraine is unlikely to win militarily, and that prolonging the war will only result in more casualties and territorial losses. Additionally, they mention Trump's firm stance, reportedly telling Zelensky, “We either make a deal or we’re out.” They also discuss potential fallout, particularly regarding financial and resource-related negotiations between the U.S. and Ukraine. The overall tone suggests skepticism about Zelensky’s strategy and support for Trump's approach to ending the war. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 Ending War Proposals: The HUGE DIVIDE w Col Jaques Baud 46:35
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1 TRUMP: Abandon or Protecting Ukraine w/Alexander Mercouris 50:02
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation discusses the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war and the likelihood of a negotiated settlement. It highlights global perspectives, including those from Washington, Brussels, and Moscow, and raises questions about former President Trump's stance on Ukraine. Key points: Many stakeholders, including Kyiv, anticipate that the war will end soon with a negotiated resolution, but the details and winners/losers remain uncertain. Trump has made conflicting statements about ending the war "within weeks," but experts argue the complexity of the situation makes a swift resolution unlikely. The British and European leaders, including UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron, are pushing for continued Western support for Ukraine, aiming to integrate Ukraine into NATO and maintain U.S. engagement in European security. Trump's strategy appears focused on ending the war but without committing to NATO expansion or European-led peacekeeping efforts. European leaders fear losing U.S. support, as they lack the economic and military capacity to sustain Ukraine independently. There is growing internal debate in the UK, with some voices arguing against prolonging the conflict. The presentation concludes that while peace efforts are advancing, achieving a settlement will take time and careful negotiations, particularly with Russia's stance on security guarantees. Overall, the discussion emphasizes geopolitical tensions, differing priorities between the U.S. and Europe, and the potential obstacles to achieving a lasting peace. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 Putin Trump Phone Call & the Next Steps w/Larry Johnson 34:30
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation discusses uncertainties surrounding a recent phone call between former U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin. The duration of the call is debated, and discrepancies exist between the White House and Kremlin's summaries of the conversation. Key points include: Trump also spoke with Ukrainian President Zelensky, though details remain vague. The Wall Street Journal reports Ukraine and Russia are accusing each other of violating a ceasefire. Former CIA analyst Larry Johnson argues that Russia has no reason to trust the U.S., given its history of broken promises and actions against Russia, such as NATO expansion, military support for Ukraine, and past agreements disregarded by the West. Johnson asserts that the U.S. mistakenly believes it has leverage over Russia, but in reality, Russia is in a strong position, both economically and militarily. Trump and his team may misunderstand the war’s realities, assuming Russia is struggling when it is not. Putin has set clear conditions for negotiations, including Ukraine ceasing military operations, staying out of NATO, holding new elections, and ending Western military aid. Russia's agreement to pause attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure is seen as a symbolic concession since most of it is already destroyed. Overall, the discussion highlights skepticism toward U.S. policy, doubts about Trump's ability to influence Russia, and an assertion that Russia will continue its military objectives in Ukraine. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 Trump Putin Call: Europe Responds w/Ian Puddick 46:59
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSummary of the Presentation The discussion revolves around a recent phone call between former U.S. President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin regarding the ongoing war in Ukraine. The participants, including Steve Witkoff, a Trump advisor, and other panelists, describe the call as a significant step toward peace, contrasting it with the previous administration’s approach, which they claim focused on prolonging the war rather than ending it. Key points include: The Call’s Significance – The discussion emphasizes how Trump and Putin were aligned in their conversation, focusing on stopping the war and saving lives. The panelists view this as a major shift from past U.S. policies. Media and Political Reaction – The Western media and political figures, particularly in the U.S. and U.K., have criticized the call, portraying Trump as weak or subservient to Putin. Some European voices argue that Russia remains a threat and should not be negotiated with. Public Perception and Propaganda – The conversation highlights how Western populations have been influenced by media narratives depicting Putin as an aggressor and dismissing any attempts at negotiation. A British panelist notes that many people in the U.K. still believe Russia’s collapse is imminent, despite evidence to the contrary. Ukraine’s Situation – The discussion touches on the immense human cost, with claims that over a million Ukrainians have died—far higher than official figures. There is also mention of Ukraine sending more women to the front lines, which the panelists see as further evidence of the war’s desperation. The 30-Day Energy Ceasefire – A key outcome of the call was an agreement for both sides to avoid striking each other’s energy infrastructure for 30 days. While the panelists acknowledge this is a small step, they argue it signals a willingness from Putin to negotiate further. Western Political Agendas – The panelists argue that the war has been prolonged due to Western interests, citing figures like Boris Johnson, who previously labeled Ukraine a "proxy" in a war against Russia. Skepticism Toward Western Media – The discussion concludes with criticism of major Western news outlets like BBC and CNN, which are accused of misleading the public on the war’s reality. Overall, the panelists present a perspective that views Trump’s diplomatic efforts as a positive move toward peace, while arguing that Western governments and media continue to push a war narrative for political reasons. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 Trump Putin Phone Call - What's been Revealed 24:48
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1 LIVE from Russia: War Correspondent Elizaveta Igorevna 35:07
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like Liked@Elisalgorevna The presentation is a discussion on the ongoing conflict in the Kursk region, focusing on Russia’s military operations and perspectives from a war correspondent embedded with Russian special forces. The host, Daniel Davis, introduces the session as a deep dive into the Russian offensive, with a guest, Elizabeth Vieta Igorfna, who provides insights from the front lines. Key points covered in the discussion: Background of the Offensive: Since August 2024, Russia has been gradually reclaiming territory from Ukrainian forces. A major push occurred on March 8, accelerating Ukraine’s withdrawal. War Correspondent's Perspective: Igorfna, a law student turned war journalist, describes her motivation as patriotic and emphasizes her role in reporting rather than fighting. Current Status of Kursk Operation: Ukrainian forces have lost control of the Kursk enclave and retreated across the border. Russia deployed 60,000 troops to force them out. Future Russian Plans: Contrary to some Western reports suggesting redeployment to other battlefronts, Igorfna suggests Russian forces will continue advancing into Ukraine’s Sumy and possibly Kharkiv regions, establishing a "buffer zone." Putin’s Involvement: Russian President Vladimir Putin visited Kursk and instructed military leaders to continue expanding territorial control. Ukrainian Resistance and Air Support: Ukraine still maintains air capabilities, including F-16 jets, but faces limitations due to missile shortages and Russian countermeasures. Turning Point in March: The slow progress from August 2024 shifted dramatically in March 2025 due to strategic Russian maneuvers, particularly a flanking move via a gas pipeline. Overall, the discussion presents a Russian perspective on the war, highlighting their military successes, strategic objectives, and future plans for continued advancement. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 Col Doug Macgregor: Putin Wants All Arms Halted to Ukraine 47:44
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation discusses a potential phone call between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump regarding a ceasefire or resolution to the Russia-Ukraine war. The conversation includes analysis from Colonel Doug McGregor, who argues that cutting off U.S. aid to Ukraine is essential for ending the conflict, as continued support only prolongs it. He contends that Russia has effectively won the war and questions why the U.S. should negotiate from a position of weakness. McGregor also criticizes the belief that Russia poses a broader threat to Western Europe, dismissing it as baseless propaganda. He argues that the U.S. and Western leaders have repeatedly used false narratives to justify interventionist policies. The discussion also touches on Trump's approach, suggesting that he is thinking about post-war arrangements, including territorial divisions and power infrastructure, though McGregor warns against discussing such matters publicly. The overall theme is skepticism toward ongoing Western support for Ukraine and a push for immediate negotiations, with McGregor asserting that the U.S. has little leverage left in the conflict. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 REALITY BITES: EU's 'Coalition of the Willing' 58:11
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedUK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has announced the formation of a 37-nation coalition aimed at securing a "just and lasting peace" in Ukraine. The coalition intends to maintain military aid to Ukraine, increase economic pressure on Russia, and establish a robust military force to enforce any future peace agreement. This proposed force is not just a peacekeeping mission but rather a "peace enforcement" unit that could potentially engage Russian forces if they violate an agreement. There are ongoing discussions about where these troops would be stationed and how they would operate. Critics question whether such a force would be prepared to fight Russia and whether the West is setting unrealistic goals, such as expecting Russia to withdraw from occupied territories, pay reparations, and submit to war crime trials. Former NATO Commander General Wesley Clark and British Lord Ricketts have raised concerns about the feasibility of the plan, questioning if the coalition would actually be willing to engage Russia militarily and whether the U.S. would provide backing, especially under a potential Trump administration. The discussion highlights concerns that Western leaders may not be fully considering Russia's perspective or the potential consequences of escalating conflict. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 Trump & Putin Talking Tuesday: Nuke Power Plants & Territories on the Table 49:34
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedPresident Donald Trump announced aboard Air Force One that he will be speaking with Russian President Vladimir Putin to discuss resolving the Russia-Ukraine war. The conversation will address key issues such as nuclear power plants, ceasefire conditions, and potential trade-offs. Trump remains optimistic about bringing the war to an end, emphasizing his commitment to stopping the loss of life on both sides. A key negotiator, Steve Witkoff, has been involved in high-level talks, including direct discussions with Putin and agreements with Ukraine in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. Ukraine has tentatively agreed to a 30-day ceasefire, but Russia has expressed skepticism, requiring further negotiations. Witkoff’s recent trip to Moscow aimed to bridge gaps between U.S. and Russian positions. However, the European Union and Ukraine appear misaligned with Trump’s approach. European leaders, such as Germany’s foreign minister, have expressed concerns about any U.S.-Russia agreement that excludes European input. Ukraine remains firm on three demands: territorial integrity, sovereignty, and unrestricted military capabilities, which contrast sharply with Russia's stance. Trump believes the war is unwinnable and prioritizes a ceasefire over specific territorial or political outcomes. Meanwhile, European leaders are advocating for a "coalition of the willing" to deploy troops in Ukraine, a move that Trump and Russia likely oppose. The presenter questions the feasibility of this strategy, arguing that European military capabilities are insufficient to deter Russian aggression. Trump has signaled that a major announcement regarding the war could come soon, though uncertainties remain about whether a deal will be reached, given the significant gaps between Ukraine, Europe, and Russia. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 'Coalition of the Willing' Threatens Putin 1:07:43
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like Liked'Coalition of the Willing' Threatens Putin The presentation argues that the Western narrative surrounding the Russia-Ukraine war is detached from reality and that Western leaders, particularly UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, are promoting policies that increase the likelihood of a larger conflict. The speaker expresses frustration at the framing of Ukraine as the "party of peace" despite its repeated refusals to negotiate, abide by the Minsk agreements, or accept neutrality. The speaker criticizes the West for continuously rejecting opportunities to end the war through diplomacy while instead escalating military aid and rhetoric against Russia. Starmer’s announcement of a “Coalition of the Willing,” involving military coordination among European nations, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, is interpreted as a step toward direct Western military involvement, which the speaker believes could provoke a wider war, potentially even nuclear conflict. The presentation warns that the West's insistence on confrontation with Russia is based on false assumptions and propaganda rather than strategic reality. The speaker argues that Russia never sought to expand its territory beyond ensuring its security and avoiding NATO expansion on its borders. However, continuous Western military build-up and rhetoric could lead to a self-fulfilling prophecy where Russia is forced into further escalation. The overall argument is that rather than pushing for a military solution, the West should be focused on ending the war through diplomacy, even if the current terms are unfavorable for Ukraine. The speaker warns that continuing on the current path could result in a much larger European war, which would be catastrophic for all involved. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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President Donald Trump is actively working to broker a ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine war, pushing both Ukraine and Russia to agree to a 30-day total ceasefire. Ukraine, which had previously resisted, has now agreed, but Russia remains hesitant, setting conditions and raising concerns over enforcement and verification. Trump has engaged in direct discussions with Vladimir Putin and emphasized the humanitarian crisis, particularly focusing on Ukrainian troops trapped by Russian forces. He has publicly urged Putin to spare their lives, and in response, Russian officials stated they would guarantee the safety of surrendering Ukrainian troops but warned of severe consequences if they resisted. Russia's reluctance stems from past ceasefire violations, particularly from the 2015 Minsk Agreements, and their demand for clear enforcement mechanisms. Russia also firmly opposes any NATO-backed peacekeeping forces in Ukraine, insisting that any monitoring must come from a neutral party. While Trump remains hopeful that a ceasefire will be reached, challenges persist, including Russia's strategic leverage in the war and their unwillingness to accept certain conditions. Trump appears to be exploring ways to incentivize Russia into agreement while avoiding concessions that might make the U.S. or Ukraine appear weak. The broader implication is that Trump's diplomatic efforts are gaining some traction, but significant hurdles remain, with Russia maintaining a strong negotiating position and dictating terms that may not be acceptable to Ukraine or the West. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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The presentation discusses ongoing negotiations between Russia and the U.S. regarding a potential 30-day ceasefire in Ukraine. Former President Trump stated that his team is in talks with Russian officials, including Putin, who has "conceptually agreed" to the ceasefire but with unspecified "nuances." Russia has historically opposed a ceasefire without addressing what it sees as the root causes of the war, such as NATO expansion into Ukraine and Ukraine's military capabilities. Putin, in a press conference with Belarusian President Lukashenko, indicated that any ceasefire must lead to a long-term resolution, not just a temporary halt in fighting. Russia has been making significant military advances, particularly in the KSK region, and does not appear eager to pause hostilities. Putin was seen in military fatigues for the first time, reinforcing his commitment to ongoing operations. The Russian perspective is that they are in a position of strength and will only agree to terms that align with their strategic goals, including the demilitarization and "denazification" of Ukraine. A major concern for Russia is ensuring Ukraine does not use a ceasefire to regroup and rearm. Putin also raised the issue of how the ceasefire would be monitored and enforced, expressing distrust toward Western commitments. Additionally, Russia claims Ukrainian forces have committed war crimes in the KSK region, which they cite as justification for treating captured Ukrainian fighters as terrorists rather than prisoners of war. There is speculation that the U.S. could offer economic incentives, such as lifting sanctions or releasing frozen Russian assets, to persuade Russia to agree to a ceasefire. The speaker remains hopeful that diplomatic efforts can lead to an end to the conflict but acknowledges the significant challenges in bridging the deep divides between both sides. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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The presentation discusses the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine as it enters its fourth year, with a focus on the diplomatic, military, and geopolitical dynamics at play. Key points: US-Ukraine Relations & Negotiations with Russia – The US is actively engaged in discussions with Ukraine to determine their stance on negotiations with Russia. US representatives are traveling to Moscow to relay messages to Putin regarding potential agreements. Ukraine’s Changing Stance on Ceasefire – Zelensky initially insisted on an air and sky ceasefire but later agreed to a broader 30-day ceasefire, indicating potential shifts in Ukraine’s position due to diminishing US support. Europe’s Role in the War – There is speculation that Europe may take a larger role in supporting Ukraine, potentially stepping in if US support decreases. European leaders have proposed an $800 billion "Rearm Europe" plan, signaling a long-term commitment to military strengthening. Russia’s Perspective & Future Conflict Concerns – Russia views Europe's military buildup as a sign that the conflict may not truly end, even with a ceasefire. Putin has expressed interest in a truce but demands guarantees such as Ukraine’s neutrality, no NATO membership, and recognition of Russian territorial gains. The Risk of a Prolonged or Renewed Conflict – Both sides seem to anticipate that even if a ceasefire is reached, it may only be temporary. Russia is preparing for long-term defense, while Ukraine and European nations hint at future efforts to reclaim lost territory. Misinformation & War Narratives – The discussion critiques Western narratives about Russian ambitions to conquer all of Europe, arguing that Russia's slow territorial advances contradict the notion of an expansive military conquest. NATO vs. Russia Military Comparison – On paper, NATO appears to have significantly stronger military capabilities than Russia in terms of tanks, aircraft, and artillery, though this may not fully capture the complexities of actual combat effectiveness. Overall, the presentation highlights the uncertainties surrounding the war's resolution, the shifting alliances, and the potential for continued conflict despite diplomatic efforts. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 U.S. Meeting w/Putin This Week - Where Will it Go? Col Doug Macgregor 35:13
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedSummary of the Presentation on U.S., Ukraine, and Russia Negotiations The presentation discusses the ongoing efforts to negotiate a ceasefire in the Ukraine-Russia conflict following meetings in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, involving the U.S. and Ukraine. However, the real challenge remains securing an agreement with Russia, which continues to reject a ceasefire as a precondition for negotiations. Key points: U.S. as the Key Player: Russia views the U.S. as the real decision-maker behind Ukraine’s military efforts, given its role in providing military aid, intelligence, and strategic support. Thus, Russia expects negotiations to be directly with the U.S., rather than Ukraine. Challenges in Reaching a Ceasefire: Ukraine has agreed to a temporary ceasefire, but Russia remains resistant. Moscow insists that negotiations should come before any ceasefire and that a peace agreement must be comprehensive to prevent future conflicts. Neutrality as a Solution: Some analysts argue that the best deterrent against further conflict is for Ukraine to commit to neutrality, similar to Austria’s post-WWII status, rather than continuing military buildups. Ongoing U.S. Military Support: The U.S. continues to provide aid, weapons, and intelligence to Ukraine, which some believe prolongs the war instead of facilitating peace. There are concerns that U.S. support enables attacks inside Russia, which escalates tensions rather than resolving the conflict. Russia’s Stance on Ceasefire and Peace Talks: Russian officials, including Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, have repeatedly stated that they will not accept a ceasefire before serious negotiations take place. Moscow believes Ukraine would use a ceasefire to regroup and rearm for future attacks. Conditions for Peace Negotiations: The presentation suggests that for negotiations to move forward, the U.S. should halt military aid to Ukraine and withdraw all personnel. This could push Ukraine to seek peace and signal to Russia that the West is serious about ending the war. Geopolitical Calculations: Russia believes the Ukrainian government, backed by Western powers, is unwilling to negotiate in good faith. Moscow sees the conflict as a direct result of U.S. actions, including the 2014 Ukrainian coup and subsequent military support. Conclusion: The presentation highlights the difficulties in securing a ceasefire, given Russia’s firm stance on continuing the fight until a long-term agreement is reached. It argues that Western support for Ukraine is prolonging the war and suggests that halting aid and negotiating neutrality for Ukraine might be the only viable path to peace. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 BREAKING: Ukraine Agrees to 30 Day Ceasefire/WIll Russia? 45:06
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation covers breaking news from Jeddah, Saudi Arabia, where U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Mike Waltz met with Ukrainian representatives for over four hours. They announced that Ukraine has agreed to a ceasefire and immediate negotiations to end the war in a sustainable way. The U.S. credited Saudi Arabia for facilitating the discussions and expressed hope that Russia would accept the offer. As a result of Ukraine's commitment, the U.S. is lifting its pause on military aid and intelligence support to Ukraine. However, skepticism remains about Russia’s willingness to agree. Russian officials, including President Vladimir Putin and Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, have consistently rejected ceasefires that do not come with a long-term peace agreement that meets their demands. The report suggests that Russia views ceasefires as opportunities for Ukraine to rearm rather than genuine steps toward peace. Complicating matters further, just before the talks, Ukraine launched a massive drone strike—the largest ever—against Russia, hitting targets in Moscow and other areas. The strike, which included civilian areas, is expected to provoke a strong Russian response rather than encourage negotiations. Reports indicate that Russian forces continue advancing into Ukrainian territory, particularly in the Sumy region, suggesting that Russia sees no incentive to pause its operations. The presentation concludes that unless Russia has a major change of strategy, it is unlikely to accept a ceasefire under current conditions. The upcoming visit of U.S. negotiator Steve Witkoff to Moscow is expected to be unproductive, as Russia maintains its position that it will not stop fighting until a formal, enforceable peace agreement is reached. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 LIVE from Russia: fmr CIA Analyst Larry Johnson 44:33
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation recounts a discussion with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov, focusing on historical grievances, diplomacy, and ongoing tensions between Russia, Ukraine, and the West. Key points include: Lavrov’s Persona – He is described as a professional and unassuming diplomat with a good sense of humor, contrasting with more self-important Western figures. Historical Context & Trust Issues – Lavrov emphasized that Russia takes historical agreements seriously and views the West’s actions over the past 34 years as a series of betrayals, from NATO expansion to the Minsk agreements and the failed 2022 Istanbul peace talks. Russia’s Position on Peace Talks – Lavrov reiterated President Putin’s conditions for negotiations, which include Ukraine stopping military actions in Russian-claimed territories, renouncing NATO ambitions, holding new elections, and recognizing Russia’s territorial claims. Skepticism Toward Western Diplomacy – The Russians remain wary of Western promises and are cautiously optimistic about potential discussions with Trump, though they do not fully trust his public statements. Ukraine Conflict & NATO Presence – Lavrov firmly rejected NATO peacekeepers in Ukraine under any flag, warning that any such deployment would be unacceptable. Perceptions of U.S. Politics – Russian officials view American diplomacy as inconsistent and chaotic, pointing to figures like Lindsey Graham, who frequently change positions on Ukraine. Future Outlook – Unless Ukraine meets Russia’s conditions, Lavrov suggests that Russia will continue its military actions, believing Ukraine is incapable of stopping them. The overarching message is that Russia feels justified in its position, distrusts the West, and remains resolute in its demands while being open to negotiations under strict terms. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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1 NO Common Ground in U.S. Ukraine Peace Talks w/Col Jacques Baud 59:14
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Play Later Play Later Lists Like LikedThe presentation discusses a high-level diplomatic meeting in Saudi Arabia involving delegations from the United States, Ukraine, and Saudi officials. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is meeting with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, while U.S. Secretary Rubio is engaging with Saudi representatives. A joint meeting between the U.S. and Ukraine is also planned in Jeddah, though there are uncertainties about its purpose and expected outcomes. Key points include: US-Ukraine Negotiation Standoff: The U.S. reportedly wants Ukraine to consider negotiations with Russia, but Ukraine is reluctant, fearing it has no leverage and that any agreement would be on Russia's terms. Ukraine also has backing from the European Union in refusing talks. Diverging Interests: The Trump administration (post-January transition) sees the conflict as a liability inherited from Biden and wants to disengage. European leaders, however, have been deeply involved in supporting Ukraine from the start and find it difficult to reverse their position. Russia’s Perspective: Russia justifies its invasion as a protective measure for Russian-speaking populations in Ukraine, framing it as a continuation of its past interventions, such as in Georgia in 2008. It also claims NATO expansion and Ukraine’s 2021 decree to reclaim Crimea triggered the war. Western Narrative vs. Russian Narrative: The West portrays Russia’s actions as an expansionist attempt to restore Soviet-era influence, while Russia insists it is addressing the "root causes" of the conflict—mainly what it sees as aggression against Russian-speaking populations. Potential Outcomes: The discussion highlights a gap between expectations—Ukraine and the EU seeking a return to pre-2014 borders, while Russia insists on recognizing current territorial realities. The lack of alignment on peace terms makes meaningful negotiations difficult. The conversation emphasizes the challenges of diplomatic resolution, given the entrenched positions and geopolitical stakes for all parties involved. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info .…
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