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Slack.com slash DHQ. Over a hundred Russian spies pretending to be diplomats have been

expelled from the United States in 24 other Western countries, in response to Vladimir Putin's

poisoning of a former spy and his daughter in Salisbury, Britain. In an angry response

to the expulsion, Putin said, quote, I didn't poison those people and anyone who says I did

is going to get a dose of plutonium in their tea. After all, I am a murderous thug and

so if anyone calls me a murderous thug, I will murder them. That's how the whole murderous

thug thing works. Putin went on to say that as an independent sovereign nation, Russia

had the right to kill anyone it wanted. Media reaction to the expulsions was mixed. The

New York Times, a former newspaper, said Trump did the right thing by expelling the Russians,

but he should have also put his thumbs in his ears and wagled his fingers at Putin because

presidential rhetoric matters. CNN said Trump's tough line on Russia just proved Trump can't

be trusted since everyone knows Trump is a Russian pawn and he's supposed to be nice to

the Russians, but now has betrayed them. Don Lemon was not available for comment because

he had crawled under his desk to retrieve a penny dropped and couldn't find his way

out. Meanwhile, Stormy Daniels continues to have large breasts. So let's get back to

talking about her. Trigger warning, I'm Andrew Klavin and this is the Andrew Klavin

show

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