Because four hours simply isn't enough.

This is Armstrong and Getty Extra Large.

President Trump is the only one that could have prevented this war from taking place.

And President Trump now is cleaning up the mess that Biden left behind.

And President Trump will get it done.

He will negotiate an end to this war.

He wants to see the war ended, regardless of how that takes place.

He wants to see a win for Ukraine and a win for Russia at the same time because there's a lose, lose going on for both countries right now.

People are dying. And the president said he wants people to stop dying.

That's Senator Mark Wayne Mullen, friend of the Armstrong and Getty show.

We're in the stage of Trump communication where Trump says something outrageous and sometimes ridiculous.

And then his allies reinterpret it for us in a more sane way.

And I want to talk about some of the, some of the things Trump's said and done

lately is they try to move toward a solution of the Ukraine-Russia conflict, specifically. But first,

a general discussion with Mike Lyons, military analysts. And Mike served with various military

organizations in both the U.S. and Europe throughout his career and joins us. Now, Mike, how are you?

Hey Joe, good, good. Thanks for having me back.

Oh, it's always a pleasure. Thank you.

So before we get into some of the specifics of the Ukraine-Russia thing right now,

you're a student of history, as we know, it is, I think, beyond question that there is a serious change in the chemistry, the magnetic fields, however you want to describe it, of post-World War II NATO and the Western powers.

Where would you start in, you know, telling a class about that?

I'd start at 1989, 1990 when the Soviet Union fell. Where would you start in, you know, telling a class about that?

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