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We have a lot of breaking news and zero time to waste, so let's just start here.

Last night, CNN aired a leaked audio clip of Donald Trump promising donors behind closed doors that he would bomb Moscow if Russia continued its war with Ukraine. Now, this clip was recorded a few

years back, which is funny because it comes in stark contrast to the way that Trump is actually

handling the war, which is the exact opposite. He is leading

with weakness, not strength. If Trump actually were making threats on true social and in speeches,

if Trump were actually arming Ukraine to the teeth and even playing with the idea of accepting

them into NATO, that is strength. That is how you get leverage long term. Instead, what we've

seen is a series of bizarre policy reversals leaving Ukraine in the dust. He's removed weapons

sharing. He's stopped intelligence sharing. He has emboldened Vladimir Putin by yelling at

Zelensky while letting Putin do whatever he wants. In fact, if you read this true social post from a few months back, Donald Trump literally admitted it. He said, what Vladimir Putin doesn't realize is that if it weren't for me, lots of really bad things would have already happened to Russia. And I mean really bad. He's playing with fire. So not only is Trump not actually going to bomb Moscow, of course. That would actually be

a dumb thing to do. There's way better ways to give Ukraine leverage. Not only is he not going to do

that. Not only is he not going to threaten Putin at all, but he's actually helping Putin and then

admitting it. What he's talking about here, in my opinion, is the fact that a lot of Republicans

in Congress

and Democrats alike wanted to place strong sanctions on Russia.

Now, obviously, Marjorie Taylor Green doesn't want to, but a lot of the Republicans in Congress

are still very pro-Ukraine.

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