From late February to mid-March of 2022, Russian and Ukrainian officials met five times to try to reach a ceasefire deal. A draft agreement was reportedly agreed, but Kiev inexplicably broke off talks. Israel’s former prime minister has offered new insights into what may have happened.
elected republicans care that russia attacked our election? it doesn t seem that way. the only harsh statement we ve seen has been from senator john mccain as usual he is the one pushing back saying the president should prioritize the revolution that 12 intelligence officers hacked the dccc and if he does not and if he doesn t plan to then the meeting should be canceled and you have a ton of democratic senators saying the meeting should be canceled but in terms of republicans coming out, mccain is the only one. ben sasse came out with a statement that criticized implicitly but not by name trump for characterizing putin as someone who could be our friend but we re seeing this attack on peter strzok which was a three-ring circus, that entire hearing, very special attacks and you now they are preparing
punish dissent and imprison opponents. they rig your elections. all true. that s true? they perpetuate your power, terrorize and assassinate journalists who try to expose their corruption. i saw that all firsthand and there are many who would agree with that passage. and the only ones who wouldn t would be in the putin government. here s another quote. this is from steven cohn, we ve had on the show. very renowned scholar of russia for his career. and he says that we are essentially characterizing putin in way that s harmful to our u.s. interests and harmful of our understanding in what s going on in russia. it s not directed at our show, but he talks about how everyone wants to put him topless, which we do all the time, it s basically an editorial rule, all photos of putin need to be topless. he says, instead of embracing russian president vladimir putin s proposal to save washington from another
that s true? they perpetuate your power, terrorize and assassinate journalists who try to expose their corruption. i saw that all firsthand and there are many who would agree with that passage. and the only ones who wouldn t would be in the putin government. here s another quote. this is from steven cohn, we ve had on the show. very renowned scholar of russia for his career. and he says that we are essentially characterizing putin in way that s harmful to our u.s. interests and harmful of our understanding in what s going on in russia. it s not directed at our show, but he talks about how everyone wants to put him topless, which we do all the time, it s basically an editorial rule, all photos of putin need to be topless. he says, instead of embracing russian president vladimir putin s proposal to save washington from another disastrous war, influential segments of the american political media establishment are bent on discrediting him and thus in effect the alternative to war h
punish dissent and imprison opponents. they rig your elections. all true. that s true? they perpetuate your power, terrorize and assassinate journalists who try to expose their corruption. i saw that all firsthand and there are many who would agree with that passage. and the only ones who wouldn t would be in the putin government. here s another quote. this is from steven cohn, we ve had on the show. very renowned scholar of russia for his career. and he says that we are essentially characterizing putin in way that s harmful to our u.s. interests and harmful of our understanding in what s going on in russia. it s not directed at our show, but he talks about how everyone wants to put him topless, which we do all the time, it s basically an editorial rule, all photos of putin need to be topless. he says, instead of embracing russian president vladimir putin s proposal to save washington from another disastrous war, influential segments of the american