Speaker 1: President Trump has now done a one hundred and eighty
Speaker 1: degree u turn on the Russian Ukrainian War. He now
Speaker 1: has turned on Vladimir Putin, and yesterday in the Oval
Speaker 1: Office with NATO Secretary General mister Root right beside him,
Speaker 1: of Vladimir Putin was now identified by Trump as public
Speaker 1: Enemy number one. Trump now says he has had it
Speaker 1: with negotiating with the Russian strong man, that he is
Speaker 1: not interested in ending the war in Ukraine. And so
Speaker 1: Trump now vows he will break putin the Russian offensive
Speaker 1: in Ukraine and essentially force Putin to a ceasefire and
Speaker 1: to the negotiating table. And how will he do this,
Speaker 1: He has now said, he's announced that. Trump has said
Speaker 1: he will be sending or selling, to be more accurate,
Speaker 1: over ten billion dollars worth of our finest weaponry and
Speaker 1: equipment to NATO, who will then distribute it to Ukraine.
Speaker 1: Our patriot missiles, hell fire missiles, long range missiles, tanks, ammunition,
Speaker 1: artillery shells, air defense systems. Ukraine will now be armed
Speaker 1: to the teeth in order to blunt the Russian offensive
Speaker 1: and eventually break Putin's army and thereby compel a peace
Speaker 1: deal between Ukraine, Zelenski and Russia and Putin and if
Speaker 1: the military battlefield doesn't do it, Trump says he's going
Speaker 1: to combine all of this military hardware and arming Ukraine
Speaker 1: with crippling sanctions and a one hundred percent tariff what
Speaker 1: are called secondary tariffs on any country around the world China, India,
Speaker 1: Brazil who continues to buy Russian oil and natural gas
Speaker 1: that Putin now has a fifty day window. If he
Speaker 1: doesn't now agree to a ceasefire, those tariffs will kick in,
Speaker 1: and this will cut off the financial lifeline of the
Speaker 1: Russian war machine. If Putin cannot sell Russia's oil and
Speaker 1: natural gas, essentially his economy will be crippled. Trump believes
Speaker 1: he can now compel a piece between Putin and Ukraine.
Speaker 1: I disagree. I think the Russian strong man now realizes
Speaker 1: that with the horrific investment that he's made in this war,
Speaker 1: with all of the loss in Russian blood and Russian treasure,
Speaker 1: half a million Russian soldiers dead, a million total dead
Speaker 1: or maimed, the Russian economy in tatters, inflation, skyrocketing interest rates,
Speaker 1: the decimation of the middle class, the pain, the suffering,
Speaker 1: the hardship, Putin must deliver a decisive victory on the battlefield,
Speaker 1: or else he will not survive in power. And if
Speaker 1: he doesn't survive in power, he may not actually even survive.
Speaker 1: And so Putin will not sue for peace. He will
Speaker 1: go for the knockout punch and try to bring Ukraine
Speaker 1: to its knees. My friends, I fear by arming Ukraine,
Speaker 1: all we are doing now is prolonging the conflict, the killing,
Speaker 1: the murder, the bloodshed and the suffering. And the sad
Speaker 1: reality is Putin has won the war and there is
Speaker 1: nothing now, whether it's ten billion, twenty billion, thirty billion,
Speaker 1: that can change the facts on the ground, and Putin
Speaker 1: will endure whatever sanctions and tariffs will be imposed to
Speaker 1: guarantee a Russian victory. Trump now is no longer America first,
Speaker 1: He is now Ukraine first, in the desperate hopes that
Speaker 1: he can end the fighting and the dying. But the
Speaker 1: one question he can't answer. If two sides in this
Speaker 1: case Russia and Ukraine, and to be more specific, Putin
Speaker 1: and Zelensky, if two sides do not want peace and
Speaker 1: they are both determined to fight to the death, then
Speaker 1: what can you do to stop the fighting? Sometimes you
Speaker 1: just have to walk away and let someone win and
Speaker 1: let someone lose. Trump tried nobly to end the fighting,
Speaker 1: but if Putin and Zelensky are determined to fight to
Speaker 1: the death, then a better course is for the United
Speaker 1: States to stay out of this war and let the
Speaker 1: two of them go at it while we focus on
Speaker 1: serious problems here at home. Who wins in Eastern Ukraine,
Speaker 1: who controls the Dawn Bass has no effect on US
Speaker 1: national interests or US national security. It is ultimately none
Speaker 1: of our business. And if it's none of our business,
Speaker 1: we should mind our own business. No more weapons to Ukraine,
Speaker 1: no more sanctions on Russia. It's time for America to
Speaker 1: come home.