Trump Goes Soft on Putin! w/Larry Johnson
June 4, 2025
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The speaker harshly criticizes a U.S. general for what they see as delusional takes on American military success, citing failures in Korea, Vietnam, Iraq, and Afghanistan. They argue that the Soviet Union (not the U.S.) was primarily responsible for defeating Nazi Germany, inflicting 80% of German military casualties. The speaker accuses the general—and others like Lindsey Graham and Ben Hodges—of living in a dangerous fantasy that costs lives.
The discussion shifts to Donald Trump’s recent Truth Social post claiming he had a long call with Vladimir Putin. Trump emphasized Putin’s plan to respond to recent Ukrainian attacks on Russian airbases. The speaker suggests that Trump’s silence prior to the post was due to a stern message relayed by Russian officials—likely via Marco Rubio—warning that the U.S. might be blamed for the attacks. The Russians reportedly saw these strikes, particularly on strategic nuclear assets, as provocations possibly backed by the U.S.
Putin’s televised remarks labeled Ukraine a terrorist state and rejected the idea of negotiating with its leadership, citing recent attacks on high-value military targets. The speaker interprets Putin’s tone and body language as intensely angry, signaling a major escalation risk. They describe the situation as deeply personal for Putin—likened to an attack on “his family”—and predict a harsh Russian response, emphasizing that the call with Trump was likely confrontational and serious.
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