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Home / Ukraine-Russia / One Million Dead Ukrainians, 100,000 Dead Russians; How Many Dead Will Be Enough for Schumer and the Dem Party of Death? with Lt. Col. Daniel Davis
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February 20, 2025

One Million Dead Ukrainians, 100,000 Dead Russians; How Many Dead Will Be Enough for Schumer and the Dem Party of Death? with Lt. Col. Daniel Davis

Savage speaks with Daniel Davis, Retired Lt.Col at Defense Priorities & host of the Daniel Davis Deep Dive show, to break down the latest on the Russia-Ukraine War. They touch on the rising tensions between Trump and Zelensky. Why is Zelensky hostile to Trump’s attempts to bring peace and how has he failed the Ukrainian people? Savage questions the deeper motivations behind the U.S. media’s aggressive stance towards Russia. Davis provides shocking casualty figures that significantly contradict mainstream narratives. They discuss President Trump’s criticisms of Ukrainian President Zelensky, suggesting that Zelensky had multiple opportunities to prevent the war and failed to act upon them, particularly regarding NATO’s involvement. Davis explains how Zelensky could have engaged diplomatically to avert conflict, pointing out that the narrative of Ukraine as the underdog may overlook deeper strategic missteps.

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