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bulwark here. We've learned more about what was happening behind the scenes at the Trump-Pooten

summit, if you want to call it that, in Alaska. And it turns out it was even a more humiliating

betrayal than it seemed last night. And it seemed pretty humiliating last night. So let's just

back up for folks who

missed it. There was a joint statement, I guess. It was a very Russia-style joint statement following

the meeting where Putin talked, followed by Trump talking last night. I gave a live reaction to that.

The main takeaway from that was that it was kind of a shocking nothing burger. Like, you know, they both flattered each other.

Putin gets a win just being able to be there and be treated as an equal and to have Trump

compliment him and have Trump lie about the Russia hoax.

The Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, hoax that made it a little bit tougher to deal with, but he

understood it.

I think he's probably seen things like that during the course of his

career. He's seen it all. You know, et cetera, et cetera. Putin gets to air his grievances with Ukraine and with

the West. We've always considered the Ukrainian nation and I've said it multiple times a brother

nation, how strange it may sound.

And so, you know, but there wasn't anything of substance. And it seemed as of Friday night that maybe this meeting was just a big zero.

You know, it was kind of one of those meetings. It could have been an email type meetings.

Since then, we have learned

what was being discussed behind the scenes where Trump and Putin said they made progress.

And it is, you know, maybe not a worst case scenario for Ukraine, but about as close to a

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