Join Mike Sperrazza and Ron Reinstein as they dive into the ongoing conflict between Russia, Ukraine, and the US. Unveiling the hypocrisy of the Left, they discuss the infrastructure bill, COVID-19 vaccine, and the significance of military, diversity, and research in voting decisions. From the absurdity of the pandemic to record money printing, rising energy costs, and the urgent call to “drain the swamp,” they explore the implications of these issues and the need to remove politicians like Pelosi, Schumer, and Swalwell. As the Russia-Ukraine conflict persists, they analyze the viewpoints of key players, including Putin, Xi, and Rocket Man’s perceptions of Trump, and China’s provocative gestures during his presidency. Uncovering connections within leaks, a submarine disaster, a civil war in Russia, and the involvement of Joe and Hunter Biden, they unravel the complexities surrounding the situation. Delving into economic impacts such as rising prices, supply chain issues, and the Ukraine crisis’ effect on oil purchases, they address the consequences of excessive money printing and escalating energy costs. Tune in for insightful discussions on the current political and economic landscape, the implications of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, and the imperative of transforming American politics.
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