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"Rapidly Growing BLOODBATH!" Can Trump Still Bring Peace? Feat Jeffrey Sachs vs Francis Fukuyama
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1:00:15Now PlayingThe now infamous meeting of President Donald Trump and President Volodomyr Zelensky sent shockwaves around the western world that are strongly reverberating the heads of Europe’s political elite. Now instead of helping Ukraine, America is forcing the embattled nation to the negotiating table; and expecting the Ukrainian head of state to smile for the cameras while they do it. Many in Europe are now openly wondering if the US can be trusted; and secretly planning for a world where the answer is 'no'.
To give their expert takes on these historic events, Piers Morgan talks to public policy analyst Professor Jeffrey Sachs, author and political scientist Francis Fukuyama, host of 'The Crucible' Andrew Wilson, Commander of NATO Allied Land Command Ben Hodges, host of 'Part of the Problem' podcast Dave Smith and veteran and YouTuber Jake Broe.
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