Trump Destroys US Alliances With Disgusting Behavior During Zelensky Meeting

Donald Trump and JD Vance’s behavior during their meeting with Ukrainian leader Volodymyr Zelensky late last week was so atrocious that it may have permanently destroyed alliances that have existed for decades or longer. Following the disaster of a meeting, leaders across the world spoke out in support of both Ukraine and Zelensky, some taking direct shots at the juvenile behavior that US leaders engaged in. Ring of Fire’s Farron Cousins explains what happened.

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*This transcript was generated by a third-party transcription software company, so please excuse any typos.

So by now, I'm gonna go ahead and assume that everybody is fully aware of what happened in the White House inside the Oval Office last week with the meeting between Ukrainian president, uh, uh, vol, uh, Omir, Zelinsky, excuse me, Donald Trump, JD Vance, Marco Rubio, and the rest of the gaggle of morons from the US side, Donald Trump and JD Vance berated Zelensky repeatedly. Trump has, of course, in recent weeks, actually accused Zelensky of being a dictator, which he has not, has lied about his approval rating, saying it's 4% when it's well above 50, much higher than Donald Trump has ever had. And of course, accusing Zelensky himself of starting the war where his country was attacked by Russia because Russia wants to take over Ukraine. And that was all before this meeting took place. It was hostile, it was disgusting. Nobody from the United States side acted like an actual diplomat, a statesman, or even a mature grownup.

I mean, JD Vance chimed in like you didn't even say. Thank you for us giving you the, the supplies, children absolutely nutball insane a-hole. Children are running this country. But here's the follow up to that story. Donald Trump and JD Vance's, and by extension Marco Rubio, his, their behavior in the White House on Friday was so egregious that there is a very strong chance that it destroyed the United States standing as the global leader of freedom and also likely destroyed many of our alliances with other countries that have existed for decades or longer. Let me read you this quote, 'cause I think this is the most powerful quote I have seen from a foreign leader. This is from the eus foreign policy chief, uh, Kaja colos. This is what Kaja said. It is clear that the free world needs a new leader. The chief of foreign policy for the European Union was so disgusted by that meeting that they said, it is clear that the free world needs a new leader. We're not the leaders anymore, folks. We're not. And to make things worse, as I said with the other alliances, here's just a short list of countries that have openly come out expressing their support for Ukraine, and some of them also expressing their disdain for the United States, Australia, New Zealand, uk, the entire European Union governing body, France,

Germany, Estonia, Canada, Lithuania, and those are just the ones that have come out publicly as of Sunday. There is one country though in Europe that says, hell yeah, Donald Trump did a great thing that would be Hungarian dictator, Victor Orban, of course, who Donald Trump loves. Orba loves Trump, and he thinks that Trump did a great thing. So Donald Trump is alienating our allies, off our friends and delighting our enemies. This is where the United States stands in 2025 and possibly for the next four years, coddling our enemies, destroying our allies, allowing a foreign aggressor Russia to just completely steamroll an independent country, Ukraine, while our European allies sit there and look on in horror that this former leader of the free world would allow this to happen. But that is where we are under Donald Trump. No more friends, no more allies, just a bunch of dictators that Donald Trump wants to hug, who will gladly stab this country in the back, the first chance they get. But Trump is too stupid to realize that I.