All right, guys, good afternoon. Welcome to another episode of the Chad Prather Show. Hit the like, hit the subscribe, hit the share button. Get involved in the chat. If you're over on Chad Prathor Rumble, that's where I want you to do your chat and make sure that you, if you want to have your super chat read later on, you got to do a super chat. got to do the super chat we'll read it later on at

the end of the show oh a deep breath guys I've been reading uh while you guys are getting

adjusted here I want to just kind of talk to you for a minute I've been reading uh a post from a guy

that I like to read his books his name is Vishal Mangalati, probably butchering that name.

And I kind of typed out a summary of something that he posted over on social media today,

talking about the concept of empires versus nations and how it plays out in terms of how we

interpret what's going on right now

with Ukraine and specifically how Donald Trump is interpreting things versus, let's say,

how Putin or Zelensky is. So we have this war in Ukraine. And I won't be so stupid as to give

you the whole deal like a fifth grader like Kamala Harris did once.

So Ukraine is a country.

It's right next to another country called Russia.

You guys are smarter than that.

We have this war in Ukraine.

It's led to an estimated million lives lost, possibly more than that.

It's displaced probably 10 million people.

And it's going to take time to honestly fully understand the economic impact of this.

But we can see this.

I think we can all agree on this.

The winner in all of this is the arms industry, along with all of its investors, all of its political supporters, and the

main beneficiary of this conflict, it's the arms dealers. The liberal leaders out there,

they justify this war by claiming that Ukraine's sovereignty needs to be defended. But why is that,

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