This is the Jesse Kelly Show.

It is the Jesse Kelly Show final hour of the Jesse Kelly Show on a wonderful, wonderful Wednesday. A Huff day.

We're done with history. We did a bunch of politics in the first hour. I want to do some more of that right now here in a moment.

And we'll get to the lips tearing down the rainforest, which is just hilarious to me beyond hilarious.

I just one more word on the whole Ukraine

situation because I can't let this go without playing John Bolton. That moron who's generally

been wrong about everything, this is what he said. Well, I do think it puts some pressure on him.

It complicates Putin's position a little bit. I don't think, frankly,

is ceasefires in Ukraine's interest. I think if you freeze the conflict along the existing

front lines and start negotiations in Geneva or Vienna or some neutral capital that drag on and

on, the ceasefire line could become a new de facto Ukraine-Russian border, which gives

Russia 20 percent of Ukraine's territory. I think Zelensky had to agree to the ceasefire in

Saudi Arabia because he needed to get U.S. military assistance, intelligence assistance,

turned back on. He had to try and repair the damage from the debacle in the Oval Office.

So, of course, he agreed to it, and he did get the military assistance turned back on.

He wants that to continue, and he'll try and leverage this against the Russians.

But he's in a very dangerous and precarious position. So is Ukraine as a whole.

Look, it is dangerous.

It is precarious because it's dangerous and precarious to lose a war.

We just discussed the Crimean War.

We finished up part three of the Crimean War.

It's kind of odd that all these modern day pundits and experts act as if these things

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