All right, Alexander, let's talk about the palace intrigue in Kiev.

Zelenskyy trying to fire Zillusionee, then trying to get Zillusionee to resign,

and offering Zillusioni a different post in his administration.

None of that working, and he has to call in Victoria Newland.

It seems like he called it Victoria Newland because Zelensky looks really weak, very, very weak for the president,

the overall commander of everything to issue an order to fire somebody.

And that person getting fired is like, no, I'm not leaving.

So what an incredible turn

of events. And then we have Newland in Kiev. And it looks like she's sorted everything out or she's

trying to sort things out. Obviously, she's freaked out because this is playing very bad in the

United States. I mean, I can imagine Congress,

Congress members like, like Matt Gates and MTG and Senator J.D. Vance and Rand Paul,

they're probably reading these stories, just shaking their heads going, you want us to give

$61 billion to what's going on in this circus.

I mean, this is playing out really bad.

But she also had to go there to figure this out because the armed forces commander

and the president are about to go after each other.

So what do you make of everything that's happening in Kiev?

What do you make of Victoria's decision, Victoria Newland's decision, which is, it looks like

she's going with Zelensky. And some interesting comments from Budanov, who's also an actor

in all of this specifically to the telegraph where he gave an interesting interview.

And the economist as well. He also said he's not interested in the job of commander.

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