Putin's War Crippling Russia, Should We Bomb Convoys? Don't Pour Out Your Vodka

3 Martini Lunch – Political Humor & Commentary

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🗓️ 3 March 2022

⏱️ 25 minutes

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Join Jim and Greg as they highlight the economic devastation Vladimir Putin is bringing upon his own country by waging the war on Ukraine. They also express concern about prominent figures suggesting the U.S. and NATO launch drone strikes against the Russian convoys because that could easily lead to very ugly outcomes. And from actions from the International Cat Federation to attacks on Russian-themed restaurants, many are going too far in their attempt to condemn the Russian regime.

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0:00.0	Today's 3 Martini Lunch is sponsored by 4 Patriots,
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0:17.6	Welcome to the 3 Martini Lunch.
0:19.6	Grab a stool next to Greg Corumbus of Radio America and Jim Garry of National Review.
0:25.4	3 Martini's coming up.
0:27.4	Hey, really glad you're with us for the Thursday edition of the 3 Martini Lunch.
0:32.8	We have good, bad and crazy Martini's for conservatives today.
0:37.0	And Jim, the good news, if we can kind of put quotes around that,
0:41.6	is the hope that the Russian people can try to put pressure on the
0:47.0	Kremlin to end this war because the longer this goes on with the sanctions
0:50.4	and the other restrictions now aimed against Moscow life there.
0:54.4	As we've talked about already and just how far to go on sanctions could get
0:58.4	pretty ugly towards the end of today's morning jolt.
1:01.1	You quote Russian finance professor Maxim Miranov, who is based in Spain,
1:06.9	suggesting what life is going to look like in Russia pretty quickly.
1:10.9	If things don't change, he writes very soon the Russians will face a shortage
1:14.6	of basic products.
1:16.0	I'm not talking about all kinds of iPhones, the import of which has already been
1:20.0	banned, but about food, clothes, cars, household appliances, et cetera.
1:25.5	Russia is very strongly integrated into world trade and already the largest
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