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I'm your host, Greg Sargent. President Donald Trump is extremely frustrated with Vladimir Putin right now.

In a series of public remarks, Trump has lashed out at Putin for keeping up his attack on Ukraine,

which the Russian leader has mysteriously not stopped doing,

even though Trump says he wants him to. Trump has called Putin crazy, and he tweeted that

Putin is playing with fire. What strikes us about all this, however, is that Trump only seems

capable of understanding Putin's continuing warmaking as an affront to him personally,

which really underscores his unfitness for this moment and makes it very hard to understand

what's driving administration policy at this point or where it's all going.

So today we're talking to Kathy Young, a staff writer at the bulwark, who's done a lot of

analysis of all these dynamics. Hopefully she'll be able to help us understand it. Kathy, thanks for

coming on. Thank you for having me. It's always a pleasure. So Russia just carried out one of its

worst drone and missile attacks on Ukraine since the invasion started. At least a dozen were killed,

large numbers were injured.

Before we get into Trump's madness, can you bring us up to date on what happened with that attack and what's been going on with the U.S. efforts to negotiate a peace?

Well, the attacks have been growing in intensity for, I think, the past month.

It's just been a series of relentless attacks, including on Kiev, where for a period of time,

Russia was not attacking. I think part of it is that Russia has sort of stepped up its

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