Col Doug Macgregor: Trump Treats Russia Like an Enemy - It's Biden Admin with a New Face

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The speaker criticizes former President Trump’s current stance on Russia and Ukraine, arguing that Ukrainian President Zelensky has been more effective at influencing Trump than the other way around. Trump recently said he would only support new sanctions against Russia if peace negotiations fail, and he emphasized wanting a peace deal where Russia gives up all of Ukraine.

The speaker disputes Trump’s claim that Russia wants "all of Ukraine," calling it deluded and disconnected from reality. He accuses pro-war U.S. politicians like Lindsey Graham of prioritizing foreign conflicts for personal gain and political advantage, rather than focusing on American interests like peace and prosperity.

He argues that Washington is out of touch, acting aggressively toward a country (Russia) that is not a true enemy. Citing recent Russian demands—such as lifting sanctions, demilitarizing Ukraine, and redrawing borders to the Dnieper River—the speaker suggests that Ukraine’s refusal to negotiate earlier has led to greater loss and suffering.

Ultimately, he believes the U.S. cannot impose a solution on Russia, and that continued U.S. involvement risks unnecessary conflict and global instability. Instead, he calls for a pragmatic, interest-based foreign policy that treats Russia as a potential partner, not a perpetual adversary.
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