Welcome to today's edition of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show Podcast.

Third hour of the Clay Travis and Buck Sexton Show is here and we've got a lot to talk to you all

about. Thanks for staying with us. Thanks for joining us in. We have our friend Raheem Kasam

in the next right now. He is the editor-in-chief of the National Post. They're breaking all kinds

of news stories on a regular basis, including on the National Security Front. Raheem, my friend,

great to have you back. Thank you for having me. What are you seeing going on right now? I mean,

just at the macro level with this Ukraine situation, what's your take on how the West, how Europe and

the US have responded to this and where you see it going? Oh, entirely predictable carnage,

Buck. I mean, I have been talking about this Ukraine situation since the Madan Revolution of 2014.

I was actually in Kiev while that was going on. I didn't have any kind of understanding or

preconceived notions of what was taking place on the ground when I left London to go there.

But it became very apparent to me that if we continued on this trajectory, this tip for

tap that we've seen over the last decade between NATO and Russia, that we would end up in a

sort of conflict like this. And I think it's just one of these most regrettably predictable

end results of a failed foreign policy that's emanated from London, from Washington, and has

resonated across the Western world for the past several decades now. It's predominantly concerned

with people making money. It's predominantly concerned with what we in the industry know has

managed to climb. And that is sort of the very same notion that Obama take his first foreign trip

as president to Cairo and bow before the Eastern world and effectively say, we're sorry.

And it's one of those things that is entirely predictable when you look at the last several decades

of political philosophy that is the underlying consensus that the elites in DC, the elites in

London have subscribed to, which is predominantly France's Fukuyama's end of history theory, right?

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