
Trump Supporters Brutally SHREDDED TO PIECES By Russian State TV
February 25, 2024
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as posted by the channelDonald Trump and his supporters get brutally ripped apart by Russian State TV during jaw-dropping segment, proving Putin's true thoughts toward Trump. John Iadarola breaks it down on The Damage Report.
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Russian State TV Dragged Trump And His ‘Not Very Smart’ Supporters‘Primitive People’
"Donald Trump clearly adores Vladimir Putin, as he does all the world’s despots. But is the feeling mutual? Perhaps not. Last week the Russian president dragged MAGA star Tucker Carlson over the painfully boring interview he did during his dumb trip to Moscow. Now Russian State TV is tearing Trump’s super fans a new one.
Per Newsweek, a clip from Friday’s edition of Meeting Point spread over social media, with subtitles. In it, Maxim Yusin, a Russian journalist and political commentator, went off on MAGAland.
“The majority of people who vote for Trump are not very smart primitive people with whom you need to talk like this, with cliches and dumb slogans,” said Yusin."
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