Hey, everybody, it is Tuesday, December 10th.

Welcome to a new episode of System Update, our live nightly show that airs every

Monday through Friday at 7 p.m. Eastern exclusively here on Rumble, the free speech alternative to

YouTube. We have a special episode for you tonight of System Update. We have a debate that is about

the war in Ukraine and specifically what role the United States and NATO played in provoking

the Russian invasion.

The debate is between Scott Horton, who was previously on our show.

He's a longtime anti-war writer, somebody who has just written a book, entitled Unprovoked,

about the Russian Invasion of Ukraine.

That goes into detail.

The argument as to why many people around

the world believe that the United States and NATO are responsible for the provocation about war.

And on the other side, we have Neil Ferguson, who is a well-known professor and a fellow

at the Hoover Institution at Harvard. He argues that the United States played no role

in provoking the Russian invasion, where Scott Horton argues that it did.

It was originally filmed and scheduled for Zero Hedge, and we want to thank them and

our friend, the show, Liam Cosgrove, for permission to show it to tonight.

We found it to be a particularly provocative and revealing debate about an issue that we have

long covered.

And while I have you, we're about to show you that.

But tomorrow night, we won't have a normal show either.

I'll be participating in the debate that originally it was going to go to New York for. It is about the question of presidential immunity, specifically whether or not the Supreme Court ruled correctly several months ago when it ruled that Donald Trump

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