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I ve been hearing from people on the ground is that there s a real loss of morale among ukrainian troops and among ukrainian high officials because there have been so many soldiers lost, who had a high degree of training, including many of those who nato had trained prior to this latest russian invasion. and that s hit people hard. they re wondering, how can they make up for the losses and they re having to send troops were very green to the field with, say, two weeks of training and military times reporting also shows that some of the troops in the middle of the fight for bomb mood that besieged city feel like they re not being re supplied by their own high command, um, that they re just being used as cannon fodder against russian troops and a presidential visit is a chance to shore up that flagging morale but also to say for himself. what s going on what s working and what s not yeah, it certainly is. kim thank you so much. kim dozier. we
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We don t have the tools and th laws that allow us to truly ge out in front of violence befor it happens we ll, to that point, i wan to ask you about something tha michael cohen said. here you have trump s former personal attorney, michael cohen, sayin this about trump calling for protests specifically on truth social. take a listen. not only does he want there to be a another violen protest. he is also looking to do the great grift, continue the great grift, and obtai campaign contributions, off of this. oh, they are attacking your favorite president? sen me $5, ten sent me $10. it s all part of the great grift. i want to hear your thought frank, about the great grift but i also want to talk abou truth social, and the fact tha that is where he is spreadin this message. fairly, it get amplified. because he says, it people pick it up. but sort of who is that core audience that he is speaking to when he says, come protest