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The Aftermath Of The Trump-Putin Summit | Episode 06 · The Augarius Williams Show

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on the Agarius Williams Show. Hope that you guys are
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having a great day. Hope that you guys are having
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a great week so far, a great month of August
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so far, and a great year of twenty twenty five
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so far. You know, it's quite interesting, now that I
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think about it, there's something strange happening in the world
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right now.
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Speaker 2: I wouldn't say the world.
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Speaker 1: I would say here in the South where I reside,
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something strange is happening. There are twelve days left in
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the month of August, and I'm seeing something that I
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don't think I saw around this same time of year ago.
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I don't know how up on game you guys are
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when it comes to weather, but it seems like here
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in the South we're on the precipice of having a
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quote unquote early fall. Now know, for those of you
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that listen to this, who also reside in the South,
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you're saying to yourself, this guy's an idiot. There is
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no way that we're on our way to an early fall. Well,
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if you hadn't been paying attention, the leaves are falling.
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The temperatures later into the week are gonna start to
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drop into the mid to lower eighties in some parts,
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and you know what that lea to. Right when those
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temperatures start dropping, and when the leaves start falling, you
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get fall. And honestly, given how hot it's been this summer,
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I can't wait for the fall. I used to be
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one of those people when I were younger, as a child,
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I could not wait for summer. But now as I've
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gotten older and as I've enjoyed been outside a little
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bit more. Even though I've always enjoyed being outside, but
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now that i have more freedom to do that, I
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would much rather prefer being outdoors when it's comfortable, not
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when it's eighty degrees. Even when the sun is going
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down at seven o'clock, it is still hot. The wind
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helps from time to time, but for the most part,
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the wind isn't doing nothing. But just blowing hot air
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into the atmosphere. So on early fall seems to be
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in the works. I'm not complaining about it. As matter
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of fact, I'll be glad when fall actually gets here,
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so that way we can stop running these our conditioners,
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where we can still letting up the windows to our
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homes and lending some more fresh natural air into our homes,
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and we can trade the t shirts and shorts for
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jackets and pants, even though here in the South you
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can still wear a jacket and some shorts. I'm not
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complaining about that either, but just want to get to
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a place where normal, comfortable temperatures are a day to
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day factor and not eighties and nineties with a heating
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decks well into the one hundreds. So that's just something
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I wanted to get off my chest right at the top.
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It's gonna be a one topic episode today because I
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have to give you guys my thoughts on what everybody
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else has been talking about in the political world over
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the course of the past few days, and that is
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the fallout from the Trump Putin summit that took place
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this past Friday at a military base and inc rich, Alaska.
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So we talked about this last week in episode five,
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what a Trump Putin meeting.
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Speaker 2: Would result in.
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Speaker 1: And I told you guys in no uncertain terms that
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a Trump Putin summit would result in Russia continuing their
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onslaught against Ukraine. A peace deal would not be reached,
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a cease fire deal would not be reached, and it
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would give Vladimir Putin an opportunity to say, Okay, I
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did my part. I came to the United States for
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the first time in a decade. I met with President
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Trump and we talked about ways to bring this conflict
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to an end. I'm gonna go out on a limb
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and I'm gonna say something that I'm pretty sure a
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lot of you are going to disagree with. But I've
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gotten to the point, until proven wrong. I've gotten to
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a point where I don't believe anybody wants true peace,
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because if true peace was the sole aim of all
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parties involved, Russia would change some of their wants, Ukraine
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would change some of their wants, but neither side is
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willing to budge on what they want. We all know
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that Russia wants everybody, especially to the United States, to
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recognize the territories that they've taken. They want Ukraine to
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abandon its ambitions of joining NATO. They want Ukraine to
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turn back into a neutral country, and they also want
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new elections. Meanwhile, Ukraine wants security guarantees from US. Zelensky
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wants Putin in writing to say that he would never
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invade Ukraine again, and then there's still a possible chance
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that Ukraine wants to join NATO. So what in earnest
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did that Trump Putin summit in Alaska this past Friday
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actually achieved?
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Speaker 2: It achieved one thing and one thing only.
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Speaker 1: It achieved a great photo op for both leaders, because
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that's what that event was. It was a great opportunity
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for Donald Trump to show that I got Vladimir to
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come here. I didn't have to go there, because remember
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when these talks were in their infancy, you had people
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saying that Vladimir Putin wanted to meet Donald Trump over
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in the UAE, right over in Dubai. But then all
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of a sudden, it changed from the UAE to Alaska,
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which for Putin is basically his backyard, if you want
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to be honest about the matter. But I didn't really
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get a great sense of anything being achieved during their summit,
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and everybody wants to talk about how, oh, President Trump
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showed President Putin a show of force by bringing out
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the F thirty two bomber jets and all that, Like, look,
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how many tax pair of dollars went to pay for
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that summit? Does anybody know, because I don't, how many
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tax pair of dollars went to that summit? How many
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of our tax pair of dollars went to fuel those jets?
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How many of our tax pair of dollars went to
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put fuel in the presidential limousine in Air Force one?
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How many of our tax pair of dollars went to
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buy the red carpet that was rolled out for Vladimir Putin?
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And this whole thing was headlined was the what was
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the tagline? It's pursuing that was the tagline for this summit. Now,
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I will say this, I'll give the president a ton
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of credit because at least he's showing a willingness to
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want to have an open dialogue with President Putin. Joe
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Biden never showed that same sort of propensity. Now, I
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think he and Putin met once, and after that, that's
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when Putin said, all right, fuck it, We're gonna go
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ahead and just invade Ukraine because we know that Biden
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isn't going to do anything. What did Biden tell Putin
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when it was first being reported that this was going
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to happen.
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Speaker 2: Stop, that's what he told him, right Stop.
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Speaker 1: That's what you tell a six year old who keeps
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messing with something in the house.
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Speaker 2: Stop.
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Speaker 1: And I would say something else, but I forgot. We're
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in an era where now you can't really do this
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anymore to your children unless you want your children taken
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from you by the state. But anyway, that's a different
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conversation for a different day. I'm gonna say it anyway.
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We're controversial, so we may as well. You tell a
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child to stop messing with something, or you gonna put
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a belt on their ass. See, that's what's wrong with
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society today. We've gotten our parents to a point where
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they're scared to really discipline their children in that way
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because they're afraid of the state coming to take their children.
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I guarantee you if you still had those good old
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school parents that didn't mind put some left on your ass,
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these children will be much better than they are today.
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I'm just saying so anyway, getting back to the point,
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that's the credit that I would give Donald Trump. At
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least he's showing a willingness to want to sit down
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with Putin and talk about amicable ways to end this conflict. Now,
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on the downside, one of the things that Vladimir Putin
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has always been credited with by those who support him
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is the fact that he projects strength. Strength is his
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number one attribute. But what happens to a man if
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he feels that his strength is being impeded on? Vladimir
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Putin doesn't want to come to the negotiating table because
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to his people back home in Russia, that would show
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a sign of weakness. Because he made his people believe
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that when they went into Ukraine that they would get
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the objective finished, and it hasn't been easy for them
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the past three years.
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Speaker 2: But Putin would look weak to his own people.
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Speaker 1: If he got to the negotiating table, if he had
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to pull back on some of his demands, and then
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can you only imagine the picture of him and Zelinski's
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standing there holding nose folders or binders or whatever you
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want to call them, with the peace.
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Speaker 2: Agreement in it.
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Speaker 1: Boy, oh boy, you would talk about people ridiculing Vatimin
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putt to the high heavens, that's exactly what they would do.
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So to him, that's or to people on the outside
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who doesn't understand how he operates, not saying that I do,
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but you can you can tell, you can get a
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good sense that he does not want to negotiate with
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Zulinski because it'll make him look weak. So how does
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this end? That's the million dollar question on the table
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right now. How does this conflict end. Somebody's gonna have
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to renig on what they want. That's how this ends.
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Or Russia continues this onslot Us and our European allies.
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We just go ahead and give Ukraine whatever they need,
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and then World War three can break out, that's another
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way it can end. And then nuclear annihilation could happen
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and all of us could be wiped off the face
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of the earth.
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Speaker 2: That's a way that this could end.
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Speaker 1: But you have people who are actively trying to keep
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that from happening.
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Speaker 2: And then you have others.
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Speaker 1: Like Lindsey Graham and the rest of those neo cons
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in Washington who would love to see us in direct
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confrontation with Moscow. Because we all know that Lindsey Graham
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gets very horny for war. The way that a straight
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heterosexual male gets horny for women. Linsey Graham gets that
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same way for war. So you have some people who
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will come on TV, on these news channels and talk
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about how they're in favor of a peace deal, how
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they're in favor of a ceasefire, but secretly, behind closed doors,
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they want this thing to escalate.
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Speaker 2: And Lindsey Grahm is the face of that. He goes
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on Sean Hannity and Lord.
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Speaker 1: Ingram and all these other shows and he talks about
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how Donald Trump is the only one that can get
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a peace deal done between Russia and Ukraine, but secretly,
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Linsey Graham wants a full scale water breakout between US
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and Russia.
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Speaker 2: It would make his day.
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Speaker 1: He would get off on that, as well as so
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many of those others in Washington, d c. Who claims
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to be behind the President's agenda one hundred percent. So
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I want to talk about what happened yesterday at the
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White House. President Trump hosted Vladimir Putin, UK Prime Minister
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Kure Starmer, French President Emanuel Macrone, German Chancellor Frederick Mertz,
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the Italian Prime Minister Georgia Maloney, and finished President Alexander
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stup you also had the UN General Secretary or NATO
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Secretary General Mark Rutter, and the European Commissioned President Ursul
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von Dade Lavin. All of them were there, and I
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know I butchered that name. Charge it to my head,
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not my heart. Basically, they all showed up at the
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White House to make sure that Trump was still on
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their team. It's almost like when a college coach calls
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a recruit or sends out the big dogs to make
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sure that they still have the recruit locked up, Like, Hey,
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we want to make sure that you're still committing to
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the University of Florida. We want to make sure that
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Georgia hadn't came by here and enticed you with a
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better offer. So we're sending Danny Warfow, EMMITTT. Smith, Tim Tebow,
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Joe Hayden, We're sending all the big dogs to make
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sure that you're still on board what we have going
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on down here at the University of Florida. And I
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picked Florida because for those of you unfamiliar, they're my
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favorite college football team. So that's basically what happened at
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the White House yesterday. They all came there to make
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sure that Trump was still on the same team. They
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wanted to make sure that he didn't get swelled up
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by what Vladimir Putin told him Friday in Alaska. And
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so it has been reported that after the meeting wrapped
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up yesterday at the White House that Vladimir Putin and
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Voladimir Zelensky are very very close to sitting down with
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each other and talking about ways to end this conflict.
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I guess you could call me someone who looks at
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the glass half empty as opposed to have full. But
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I don't really think much could come from a potential
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sit down with Zolensky and Trump, or Zolensky and Putin,
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because they are too dug in to their beliefs about
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how they think this war should end. Putin doesn't look
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at Zolensky as an equal because he thinks that Zelenski
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shouldn't even be the president right now, because he's frozen
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elections because in wartime, nobody wants to go against the incumbent.
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That's the reason why Bush got reelected in four That's
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the reason why Roosevelt kept getting re elected in the
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thirties and forties, but more particularly in the forties. You
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don't want to go against who you have in positions
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of power when a war is going on. But this
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whole thing, and I think I speak for a lot
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of us when I say this, this whole thing has
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just gotten to a point where.
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Speaker 2: What happens happens.
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Speaker 1: And I hate to adopt that attitude, but that's how
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I'm feeling at the moment. What happens happens because this
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whole thing could have been over a long time ago
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if certain things were done Differently, war is not something
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that the Great Deal of Us won't because we've seen
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too many times the catastrophic price and the catastrophic toll
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that war takes on a country and frankly on an
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entire planet. But once again, some people like Lensing Graham,
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they don't seem to care. War is what wakes them
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up in the morning. Not God, but war, even though
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God wakes him up. Let's not be blasphemous with that.
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But war is what really propels them to go out
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and have a great day. So while we can commend
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President Trump for what he's doing to try to broker
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a deal between Russia and Ukraine, as long as Putin
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is dug into his beliefs and as long as Putin
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doesn't want to project weakness to his own people, this
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thing is going to continue to go on because he
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could wipe out Ukraine if you wanted to. We know
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that he hasn't brought out the big dogs just yet,
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and we also could do some fighting of our own,
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but I don't think the American people really have an
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appetite right now to be an a war, especially after
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we spent the early odds and the twenty teens fighting
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wars overseas in Iraq and Afghanistan. So I'm gonna keep
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my eye on this like I'm pretty sure you guys
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are gonna do as well. And all I can say
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is that I hope that the best prevails at the
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end of the day. And with that being said, ladies
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and gentlemen, that'll wrap up today's very short edition of
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the Igarius Williams Show. Want to thank all of you
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once again for listening. However and wherever you may be listening.
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For those of you that are returning, I'm using my
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intro for the outro anyway, Thank you guys so much
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for listening. I don't know where my mind is that
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today to another brand new edition of the Garrius Williams Show.
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you guys, continue to enjoy your day, continue to enjoy
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your week, Stay safe, take care of God blessed.
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Speaker 2: We are out peace.