A defense of Trump against claims he favors Russia, citing sanctions he imposed, strikes that killed roughly 200 Russian mercenaries, and paused Ukraine intelligence sharing as leverage. The speaker argues Biden's softer approach enabled Putin's full invasion of Ukraine.
He's soft on Russia. He's, you know, he's, he's tougher on Ukraine. No, I'll get into that. There's some news about that as well because Trump has paused intelligence sharing operations with Ukraine. I don't want that to last, to, to last long, admittedly so, but this is an effort to bring everybody to the table. Now Trump has been tough with Russia. This nonsense, all trust Trump is Putin's lackey. So Trump is Putin's lackey even though under Joe Biden, Putin was able to invade Ukraine and kill hundreds of thousands of Ukrainians, and all Joe Biden could say was, don't. But it's Trump that's Putin's lackey, the guy that slapped sanctions on Russia, the guy that killed 200 Russian mercenaries. I get it. I get it. So the aggressor is Putin's puppet. It makes no sense.
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