Well, Senator Tom Cotton is certainly happy right now.

This is a defensive war of survival for Ukraine that was attacked in a war of unprovoked aggression by Russia.

President Trump clearly wants to bring this war to close. He wants a peace agreement.

Russia didn't invade. When he was president, and invaded when President Obama was president, when President Biden was president. But Putin has not been serious about negotiating. So President

Trump and another example of peace through strength is going to try to help Ukraine get

some more battlefield momentum and hopefully bring Vladimir Putin in the negotiating table.

Peace through strength. Hell yeah, brother. Hello and welcome to colonial outcast,

the anti-imperialist podcast that imagines U.S. foreign policy as a middle-aged man who refuses

to acknowledge he has a receding hairline. As U.S. power projection, both economically and

militarily, continues to decline, our steadfast rulers,

continue to act like we're in our late 20s, you know, not buying jeans that fit anymore,

but it was the same cut they used to rock 15 years ago.

You know, they're out there buying a Porsche trying to date younger women so they don't have

to come to terms with their own mortality within the context of

dying empire and they refuse to take their hair pills. Now where, now where is this more apparent

than with the war in Ukraine? Russia has 50 days to come to the table or else President Trump will

impose Biden-era sanctions and military support that it hasn't worked for years now.

Just, you know, it's just like one more Patriot missile battery, bro.

Just one more shipment of one-five Howard Sir Shell is going to turn this whole franchise around.

Well, it's not, but the war machine must be fed both here at home and abroad because we have a fiduciary responsibility

to wash our tax money out of the public sector and into the privatized military, industrial,

media, and academic complex so that we can maximize shareholder returns and make sure that

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