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And today we have no choice.

We have to save Ukraine because Vladimir Putin, I can't decide if he's a naughty toddler

throwing a massive tantrum or he's an evil

bond villain stroking a hairless cat somewhere. Really a very, very good strategist

aiming to take down the Western world. Could be. Probably not. I'm leaning toward the former

rather than the latter. But whatever is happening right now in Ukraine, it's giving the market

the yips. It's giving moms pause. And it's making people all over the globe especially in Europe very nervous because no one

wants a hot war with a nuclear superpower. No one wants that. We don't want that. They don't want

that. They certainly don't want that. But we have to know what's going on because it's confusing.

We're hearing rumors of de-escalation.

The United States, in terms of messaging all over the map, we don't know if we're going to go for sanctions.

Or we're going to start blowing some crap up.

That we definitely should not do.

Sanctions might not work. But whatever it is, it seems that

Olaf from Frozen, who is now the Chancellor of Germany, he sat down with Putin. And he appears to

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