So, Good evening. It's Monday, October 2nd. Welcome to a new episode of

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Tonight, public support for the war in Ukraine continues to erode not only here in the United States

where half of all House Republicans and at least half of all Americans now oppose

any further spending to fuel that war but public support is also eroding internationally, most

dangerously from the perspective of the EU and NATO, it is eroding in Europe itself.

Western elites have been warning for months that their ability to

continue to fuel this war may be jeopardized, in particular by

upcoming European elections in which parties and leaders who run on a

platform of ending support for the war in Ukraine on the grounds that those resources

would be better used at home have significant chances of winning as increasingly war-reary Europeans

in both East and West Europe start to wonder exactly why they are

sacrificing and suffering so much to keep this war going even as there is virtually no

progress. Those concerns have been severely

exacerbated by the result of a national election

in a NATO country over the weekend.

Slovakia formerly had one half of Czechoslovakia,

which was part of the Iron Curtain and

thus assumed to be anti-Russian, and a bordering country of Ukraine, just delivered a

resounding victory to the former Prime Minister, the populist Robert Fico and his leftist Smer Party, which means direction.

Fico ran on a platform of explicitly refusing to provide a single more

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