All right, Alexander, let's talk about the Washington Post article, which claimed that on Thursday,

that's Thursday, Trump had a telephone call with Putin.

Trump was at Mar-a-Lago. The Washington Post did not specify who called who.

They're working off of their anonymous sources.

And they didn't really give many details as to what allegedly the two leaders said.

Trump told Putin about the U.S. military presence, according to the Washington Post in Europe, making it seem as if it was some sort of a threat or warning to Putin,

but the Washington Post also claims that Trump told Putin not to escalate in Ukraine an interesting

statement. I would say that it's more like

NATO and the collective West that has been escalating. But anyway, and then it just kind of left it off

at their looking to speak again in the future. They're hoping to resolve the conflict in Ukraine

quickly. That was pretty much all the Washington Post gave us, all from anonymous sources. The other interesting thing

that the Washington Post said in their article is that Ukraine signed off on this. So we get the

news that from the Ukraine foreign ministry, that Ukraine, according to the foreign

ministry of Ukraine, through a statement that they did not sign off on any phone call between

the United States and Russia, between Trump and Putin. They didn't approve anything. They had

no idea of anything.

And even if a phone call was going to take place,

the foreign ministry said,

we can't stop anything like that from taking place anyway. So, you know, we don't have any idea what's going on here.

That's basically what the foreign ministry said.

And then we get the news a couple of hours before doing this video

from the Kremlin, Kremlin

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