It's Wednesday, July 16th.

I'm Jane Koston, and this is Wadaday,

the show saluting former University of Kentucky-wide receiver,

Scott Mitchell, who ran down an attempted arsonist in Runyon Canyon in West Hollywood

and prevented what could have been a truly devastating fire.

That is, in my view, some truly heroic shit.

Music That is, in my view, some truly heroic shit. On today's show, the House joins in on the Jeffrey Epstein discourse.

And former national security advisor Mike Walts testifies at a Senate confirmation hearing

to be U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, because we got rid of accountability a long time ago.

But let's start with foreign policy, because we love good things, and sadly, no good things

are happening.

Take Russia's war against Ukraine.

You know, the one President Donald Trump said he would end on day one, and then some 180 days later, still hasn't.

The reason the war is still ongoing couldn't possibly have anything to do with Trump's decision to spend months trying to cozy up to Russian president, Vladimir Putin.

A dictator who's had no issue sending hundreds of thousands of his own citizens to die in the meat

grinder of war, a war he started to achieve his vision of making the Soviet Union great again.

Nope. Trump spent Tuesday insisting this was all still former President Joe Biden's fault.

I think really the question should be asked, why did Biden get us into that ridiculous war?

Why did Biden bring us there?

That should never, ever have happened that war. This is Biden's war. I'm just trying to end it,

because we're saving a lot of lives. While it's not all that surprising that Trump keeps blaming Biden for everything he doesn't like, what is surprising is the total about face he's taken on dealing

with Putin. Here's Trump and May talking to reporters. I'll give you an update. I'm not happy with

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