They swatted Joe Pags: “They Want The Police To Shoot You.”
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They swatted Joe Pags: “They Want The Police To Shoot You.”
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Shawn Farash and wife swatted: “We Want Them To Be Brought To Justice.”
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Biden White House Counsel and DOJ RAIDED Trump's Presidential Cell Phone, Julie Kelly Reports
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LAWFARE DEFEATED: Boris Epshteyn Reacts To President Trump Rooting Out Deep State At DOJ
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DOWD: For The Past Two Years Government Spending Has Been Fueling Our Economy
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https://rumble.com/embed/v6ofv0k/?pub=4
14 Mar, 2025 23:03
Trump warns Kiev not to ‘pick on somebody larger than you’KEK
The US president has again pleaded with Moscow to spare the lives of Ukrainian soldiers surrounded on Russian soil
President Donald Trump has said it was “unbelievable” how Russian forces managed to encircle so many Ukrainian troops despite the extensive financial and military support Washington has provided to Kiev over the years.
Kiev launched a major incursion into Russia’s Kursk Region in August 2024, capturing the town of Sudzha and dozens of villages in what multiple Ukrainian officials described as an attempt to gain leverage for future peace talks. As of Wednesday evening, Moscow’s forces had retaken 86% of the territory, with the remaining Ukrainian units largely “encircled” and “isolated,” according to the Russian Defense Ministry, which did not disclose the number of troops surrounded.
“Russia has a large group of Ukrainian soldiers, as we speak, surrounded and in grave danger. They’ve been able to surround them,” Trump said in a speech at the Justice Department on Friday, adding that his predecessor Joe Biden “should have never let this war happen.”
“First of all, you don’t want to pick on somebody that’s a lot larger than you, even with the money. There’s a lot of money that we gave them and a lot of equipment. We make the best military equipment in the world, but even with all of that… It’s unbelievable,” Trump said.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said earlier in the day that he was “sympathetic” to Trump’s plea for Moscow to spare the lives of Ukrainian soldiers but noted that for his call to be “effectively heeded,” Kiev must order its troops to surrender.
“If they lay down their arms and surrender, [we] will guarantee them their lives and dignified treatment in accordance with international law and Russian legal norms,” Putin said.
The Russian leader also stated that Kiev’s forces had committed “numerous crimes against civilians” during their incursion into the Kursk Region and that Russian law enforcement was treating their actions as “terrorism.”
Trump has repeatedly said he wants to stop the bloodshed as quickly as possible. Last month, he even expelled Vladimir Zelensky from the White House, accusing the Ukrainian leader of feeling too emboldened by US assistance and not being ready for peace.
Following talks in Saudi Arabia this week, held without Zelensky, Kiev agreed to Washington’s proposal for a 30-day truce, with US special envoy Steve Witkoff delivering the details of the initiative to Moscow on Thursday.
Putin said Moscow was open to the idea but stressed that many issues needed to be addressed beforehand, including the fate of Ukrainian incursion forces.
Trump indicated he was optimistic about the signals coming from Moscow, noting in a separate interview on Friday that negotiations were going “reasonably” well. “We’ll know a little bit more on Monday, and that’ll be, hopefully, good,” he added.
https://www.rt.com/news/614251-trump-ukraine-pick-on-russia/
14 Mar, 2025 23:03
Trump warns Kiev not to ‘pick on somebody larger than you’KEK
The US president has again pleaded with Moscow to spare the lives of Ukrainian soldiers surrounded on Russian soil
President Donald Trump has said it was “unbelievable” how Russian forces managed to encircle so many Ukrainian troops despite the extensive financial and military support Washington has provided to Kiev over the years.
Kiev launched a major incursion into Russia’s Kursk Region in August 2024, capturing the town of Sudzha and dozens of villages in what multiple Ukrainian officials described as an attempt to gain leverage for future peace talks. As of Wednesday evening, Moscow’s forces had retaken 86% of the territory, with the remaining Ukrainian units largely “encircled” and “isolated,” according to the Russian Defense Ministry, which did not disclose the number of troops surrounded.
“Russia has a large group of Ukrainian soldiers, as we speak, surrounded and in grave danger. They’ve been able to surround them,” Trump said in a speech at the Justice Department on Friday, adding that his predecessor Joe Biden “should have never let this war happen.”
“First of all, you don’t want to pick on somebody that’s a lot larger than you, even with the money. There’s a lot of money that we gave them and a lot of equipment. We make the best military equipment in the world, but even with all of that… It’s unbelievable,” Trump said.
Russian President Vladimir Putin said earlier in the day that he was “sympathetic” to Trump’s plea for Moscow to spare the lives of Ukrainian soldiers but noted that for his call to be “effectively heeded,” Kiev must order its troops to surrender.
“If they lay down their arms and surrender, [we] will guarantee them their lives and dignified treatment in accordance with international law and Russian legal norms,” Putin said.
The Russian leader also stated that Kiev’s forces had committed “numerous crimes against civilians” during their incursion into the Kursk Region and that Russian law enforcement was treating their actions as “terrorism.”
Trump has repeatedly said he wants to stop the bloodshed as quickly as possible. Last month, he even expelled Vladimir Zelensky from the White House, accusing the Ukrainian leader of feeling too emboldened by US assistance and not being ready for peace.
Following talks in Saudi Arabia this week, held without Zelensky, Kiev agreed to Washington’s proposal for a 30-day truce, with US special envoy Steve Witkoff delivering the details of the initiative to Moscow on Thursday.
Putin said Moscow was open to the idea but stressed that many issues needed to be addressed beforehand, including the fate of Ukrainian incursion forces.
Trump indicated he was optimistic about the signals coming from Moscow, noting in a separate interview on Friday that negotiations were going “reasonably” well. “We’ll know a little bit more on Monday, and that’ll be, hopefully, good,” he added.
https://www.rt.com/news/614251-trump-ukraine-pick-on-russia/
Sounds like Trump is telling Ukraine to “Not Fuck Around, because You Will Find Out”, how pissed Putin is with this deal! And Do What Putin said you have to do, lay down your arms.
14 Mar, 2025 21:59
Monday a big day for Ukraine conflict – Trump
The US president has said he “knows” his Russian counterpart and talks are “going reasonably well”
President Donald Trump has said that Washington’s negotiations with Moscow over a US-proposed temporary ceasefire in the Ukraine conflict have been going “okay” so far, and he expects “good” news soon.
Earlier this week, Washington and Kiev put forward a 30-day truce proposal, with US special envoy Steve Witkoff delivering the details of the initiative to Russian President Vladimir Putin on Thursday. Putin said Moscow was open to the idea but stressed that many issues needed to be addressed beforehand, including the fate of Ukrainian incursion forces currently surrounded in Russia’s Kursk Region.
In a sit-down interview with Sharyl Attkisson for Full Measure, published on Friday,Trump neither confirmed nor denied having direct communication with Putin regarding the initiative, calling it a “very complex situation.”
“Well, I don’t want to say it, but we are dealing with him, and I think it’s going reasonably well,”Trump said. “As you know, we have a ceasefire agreement with the Ukrainians. And we are trying to get that with Russia, too.”
And I think thus far, it’s gone okay. We’ll know a little bit more on Monday, and that’ll be, hopefully, good.
The US leader admitted he had been “a little bit sarcastic” when he previously claimed he could resolve the Ukrainian conflict in 24 hours. He clarified that he meant he wanted to “get it settled” and expected Putin to support his initiative.
“I think I know him pretty well, and I think he’s going to agree,” Trump said.
Earlier in the day, Trump asked Putin to spare the lives of the “thousands of Ukrainian troops”who are “completely surrounded.” Putin said he was “sympathetic” to Trump’s plea but argued that it was up to Kiev to order its troops to surrender.
“If they lay down their arms and surrender, [we] will guarantee them their lives and dignified treatment in accordance with international law and Russian legal norms,” Putin said. The Russian president, however, emphasized that Kiev’s forces had committed “numerous crimes against civilians” during their incursion and that Russian law enforcement was treating their actions as “terrorism.”
https://www.rt.com/news/614250-trump-ukraine-conflict-monday
Olena Rohoza
@OlenaRohoza
Trump believes that more information will be known about a possible ceasefire in Ukraine next Monday, March 17
The US president did not directly answer a question about what to do if Russia refuses to cease fire, but said that "it would be bad news for the world"I think Putin is going to agree to a ceasefire, I think I know him pretty well
https://x.com/OlenaRohoza/status/1900647046748537339
Gutfeld: The media can't keep up with a president that wakes up to work, not to get a diaper changed
Fox News host Greg Gutfeld and the panel run through leftover jokes from the week and discuss why the media needs a 'break' from President Donald Trump on ‘Gutfeld!’
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https://youtu.be/rLePvLZoeT8
'The Five' wonders: What is Gavin Newsom doing with his hands?!
'The Five' panelists unpack 'View' co-host Sunny Hostin's harsh criticism of the California governor and his new podcasting venture.
8:19
https://youtu.be/YPZWTvV0fvc
Gutfeld: This ‘third act’ of the Trump movie can't be forgotten
(Question: would you lie every minute of your show on President Trump like $15 million dollars a year? If you say no you are not named Joe)
‘The Five’ panel dissects President Donald Trump’s speech at the Justice Department where he promised to turn the page on years of weaponization.
10:02
https://youtu.be/2SpNlrZPeYM
SET THE TONE: Trump ‘border czar’ says detained Columbia student is ‘first of many’
‘Border czar’ Tom Homan dissects the latest string of campus protests at Columbia University on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.
3:12
https://youtu.be/rzptTwtSBkk
‘A MARVEL’: Ex-astronaut praises SpaceX’s ‘impressive technological tour de force’
Former astronauts Tom Jones and Clayton Anderson join ‘The Ingraham Angle’ to evaluate a SpaceX launch set to rescue stranded astronauts from the International Space Station.
(Do you know how bad that space station was, as far as safety? The Russians that went up with them left and went to their own space station. They couldn’t believe the shoddy work, while they had to hang out in space.)
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https://youtu.be/zqs6oOzabKk