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Welcome back to the Dershow before we get to the subject at hand, Trump lawfare again.

One comment about an international matter.

The Ukrainian secret police has claimed credit for assassinating a Russian general a few blocks from the Kremlin.

It was really an audacious action reminiscent of some of the things Israel and the United

States has done.

We killed Soleimani.

But it's not without risks.

If I were Zelensky, I would be doubling my guard and having a taster test all of his food and be wary of his doctors. The KGB basically originated assassination as a

tactic of warfare. And so I think that it was an audacious move, but one with some considerable risks.

The other thing I wanted to mention is that the man who, I'm not going to say allegedly

killed, I'm a historian and a professor, not a defense attorney in this case, but the man

who obviously killed the CEO has just been indicted.

Interesting indictment.

They added a claim that his murder, the murder, was a terrorist act.

Now, you might wonder why I have a theory.

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