Hey, everybody. We got a great one today, you know, for a change. The amazing Sarah Longwell

joins us again. Sarah is the publisher of the bulwark and host of the Focus Group podcast. And we're going to

get an idea where Trump stands with the American public.

Because his insane comments about the war in Ukraine had not yet been focused grouped,

Sarah and I don't talk about that, but I will now.

President Trump has been blaming the war on Vladimir Zelensky.

You'll remember, of course, that the Russians invaded Ukraine and had

expected to roll over Kiev in a matter of hours. Well, that didn't happen, and here we are

three years later, and there are more than a million dead and wounded with Russian troops

taking the larger number of casualties, but with Ukrainian civilians taking a toll from Russian missiles

and in eastern Ukraine being tortured and murdered by Russian troops, not to mention the atrocities

they committed close to Kiev at the beginning of the war.

The fact that Trump won't acknowledge that the Russians started the war is a travesty.

That Trump asked Keeve for half the $11.5 trillion value of their rare earth minerals is disgusting,

and that Ukraine is considering even a piece of it speaks to how desperate Ukraine is. Russia invaded Ukraine

thinking it would take Kiev in one day. Three years later, with so many dead and wounded on both

sides, and Putin caring only about a deal that would make the remaining piece of Ukraine vulnerable in a few years is going to be part of Trump's legacy.

And I hope and pray that I'm wrong about that.

But let's remember what this is really about.

This is payback time for Zelensky because Zelensky wouldn't make a deal with Trump to lie about then

former vice president Joe Biden. Zelensky wouldn't open an investigation into Biden and his son

Hunter, which Trump suggested Zelensky do if he wanted to get some weapons from us, which you'll

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