Dennis PragerFounder, PragerU · Founder of PragerU | NYT best-selling author

Trump is Working for Peace

4 Mar 2025 · 1 min

Watch on YouTube

0:59

In this commentary, the speaker denounces both Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky as corrupt, labeling their nations among the world’s most corrupt. He draws a parallel between former U.S. President Ronald Reagan’s negotiations with Mikhail Gorbachev and current President Donald Trump, asserting that Trump possesses the gravitas needed to confront Putin and criticize Zelensky, ultimately to pursue peace. The speaker blames the Biden administration and its supporters for scapegoating Trump and for the Russia‑Ukraine war, positioning Trump as bearing a heavy burden but having the best solution: simply bringing about peace.

Chapters

Hey, Putin is a dictator and Ukraine is corrupt. So, Zelensky, I don't trust you. Frankly, they're both corrupt, some of the most corrupt countries in the entire world, frankly. But just like Ronald Reagan did back in the day with Gorbachev, I think Trump has the— he has the— what do you call it? He has the gravitas to be able to say, hey, Putin's wrong here. Hey, I also see where Zelensky is wrong. Here's what we're going to do. Frankly, it doesn't matter. I see what— in the scheme of things, I don't think it necessarily matters because I think Trump is right to seek peace. It is the Biden administration and his voters, quite frankly, that are now trying to scapegoat Donald Trump that got us into the Russia-Ukraine war. And you have Trump faced with a heavy burden to be able to get us out of the war. And I think he has the best recipe out there. And that is simply bring about peace.