putin s power is becoming tenuous for the first time in 23 years. good evening. good evening to you, trace. the civil war that appeared to be on the point of breaking out in russia has become a war of words with a clearly angry russian president lashing out at those who led what he called the rebellion. they wanted russian soldiers to kill each other. soldiers and civilians would die and russia would lose and our society split. choke in a bloody strife. putin never mentioned the mercenary leader by name but the notorious head of the group was central to everything putin said. once a close friend and ally he s putin s public enemy number one. locations and intents unknown. giving no clues in an audio statement released today in which he come papered the ease of his troop s movement through russia to the failures of russia s regular army when they invaded ukraine 16 months ago. a master class on how february 24th, 2022 should look like. did not have the goal of over thr
A Guinean diplomat showed off his self-professed love for Vladimir Putin by wearing a shirt decorated with the Russian leader s face to the Russia-Africa summit.
devil. that s effectively what it is here and his group. a lot of people don t remember this but in 2018, their troops attacked us in syria and we killed 2, 300 of the troops. it s not the first time we have come into contact and it won t be the place. what do you make of that? i think the united states has been smart in keeping distance from this. this is coming from somebody who is clearly no putin fan. you have gone just about as bad, if not worse. this is an administration that sanctioned me a month ago. i m not fan of this administration at all. i m not a fan of this guy
meeting between zelenskyy and putin, because of this draft to subsequently end this war. and there was kind of some rumblings on the edges that something had happened in bucha. and people were seeing these atrocities as they were going into the town and surveying the damage. so as we now are 24 hours later, and we know what has happened, as we see these images and are hearing these accounts from people in that city, where do those peace talks stand? well, yasmin, the foreign minister spoke earlier, and he compared what had happened in bucha, worse than the crimes that isis has committed. he said that this has complicated the peace talks. but he says that they have defeated the russians on the ground here, and now they have to defeat them diplomatically. so even though he says the peace talks are going to be incredibly hard with what happened in
welcome back. so on a day where we are seeing quite possibly the worst, most horrific images emerging out of ukraine, an all-out assault and massacre of innocent people at the hands of vladimir putin, we have former president donald trump on stage during his rally last night in michigan once again celebrating his relationship with the russian president, his supporters wildly cheering him on, as the true magnitude of putin s atrocities inside ukraine are playing out in real time on all of our tv screens. i knew putin very well. you know, they say oh, he knows putin. he knows putin. oh. that s a good thing, not a bad thing. i know kim jong-un. i know president xi of china. and you know what, we had no conflict. remember? want to bring in my panel, matthew dowd, founder of country over party, and rick wilson as