Hey, Bill O'Reilly here. Welcome to the Nooseman News, Tuesday, December 7, 2021. Stand up for your country.

So the big story today is Biden Putin on a phone.

Now, I'm going to try to give you every aspect of this without making it boring.

Alright, so let's start with Putin. We're looking at him now. Putin loves this.

So Putin is a narcissist. He loves worldwide attention.

Now he's on a par with the president of the United States, and they spend two hours this morning here,

afternoon or early evening in Russia, and Putin is in his glory.

In fact, the White House didn't put out many pictures, but Putin had those pictures out like that.

So the rest of the people could see that he, Putin, is a powerful master of the universe.

So that's where you start, because Putin is a provocateur.

He has that in common with Donald Trump. They both provoke, okay, and they both love attention.

And they both are very smart. And on policy, they both are ahead of most other people.

Now, on Saturday, when we begin our history tour, I am going to talk extensively with Donald Trump about the light of my Putin.

And that's going to be fascinating, I think.

Alright, so Putin is mass troops on Ukrainian border.

This is way, way, way Eastern Europe. Ukraine is an independent nation, but has a minority of Russian ethnic Russians living on its soil.

You will remember, they're back in 2014, Putin just took Crimea, which is the port area on the Black Sea from Ukraine.

This went, went in, took it over, put up the Russian flag, and said, blank you.

Now, at the time Barack Obama leveled a few sanctions, but, you know, and then Putin struts around Moscow,

going, hey, Macho man right here. Let's get the village people. Macho man.

To understand something, now, when the Soviet Union collapsed under Bush, the elder, because of Ronald Reagan's policies, the Russian people were humiliated.

And their whole economy collapsed with the walls. And they were deserately poor.

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