Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George Washington Broadcast Center.

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Armstrong and Getty.

And now here's Armstrong and Getty.

President Trump tells NBC News that he is, quote, very angry at Putin for criticizing Ukrainian

President Volodymyr Zelensky now threatening to impose additional tariffs.

He says 25 to 50 percent on Russian oil if Putin stands in the way of a deal.

So we're going to get the two wars we're kind of involved in out of the way here

this segment, at least for now. First, Russia, Ukraine, Trump saying he's really pissed off

at Putin is the first negative-ish thing he said about Putin, maybe ever, certainly in this

attempt to broker a piece.

And attach some pretty serious economic sanctions to his anger.

And we'll see where that goes.

But I was surprised how little talk, as in I didn't hear it anywhere, the giant Sunday New York Times front page piece about our involvement from the beginning of helping the Ukrainians being so much more than it had ever been reported.

Now, the why that was in there at that time is kind of interesting.

I don't know if that's just when they got the reporting together,

or if this is some sort of effort to let people know how involved we are so we need to continue, or I don't know.

Maybe there's no political thing to it at all.

It might just be journalism. But did you read that? It is quite amazing. Yeah, I read significant chunks of it. It's like four parts. It's like one of those were going to win a Pulitzer Prize over this incredibly long pieces that they wrote. But one of the lead paragraphs about it, New York Times reporting that Ukrainian high mars when we gave

them those super fancy missiles and that sort of stuff, the strikes on Russia were directly

coordinated from a U.S. military base in Germany. We were in charge of the coordinates and the

we gave them this stuff, the coordinate, everything, really, really the whole thing. Right.

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