Fewer Strikes, but A LOT is Still Happening
I examine Russia’s claim that 344 Ukrainian fixed-wing drones targeted 16 Russian regions as three days of State Duma voting began—and why the apparent overnight lull is difficult to interpret. Ukrain...
19 Sep 17min
Republicans Are Getting Nervous—And the Polls Show Why
The Republican revolt may be starting earlier than anyone expected. I’m a conservative Republican, but the evidence of serious trouble inside the party is becoming difficult to dismiss. Republican ...
18 Sep 14min
Europe’s Leaders Sound the Alarm: Something Is Coming
Something has changed in Europe. When one leader warns about sabotage, drones, or attacks on critical infrastructure, we can dismiss it as politics. But when leaders across Europe begin warning their ...
18 Sep 27min
Putin’s Plan Is Working—Because the West Keeps Calling It “Hybrid”
I watched this speech three times because it explains something the West still refuses to confront: Russia has found ways to wage war without forcing us to recognize that we are under attack. Strategi...
18 Sep 16min
Putin’s Election Begins—Ukraine Makes the War Impossible to Ignore
Russia’s elections have begun, but Ukraine is making the war increasingly difficult for Putin to hide from Russian voters. In this video, I examine a major overnight Ukrainian drone operation again...
18 Sep 16min
Trump Is About to Sign the Bill the Kremlin Calls a HOSTILE ACT
I examine Congress’s passage of the Graham Russia-Iran sanctions bill, its targeting of Russia’s shadow fleet and energy buyers, why the House vote split Democrats and Republicans, whether Trump will ...
17 Sep 16min
Putin’s Election Is Already Decided—So Why All the Lies?
I examine Russia’s State Duma elections, propaganda in occupied Ukraine, Putin’s need for a mobilization mandate, Ukraine’s defense of Donetsk, North Korean drone labor, EU weapons financing, Poland’s...
17 Sep 19min
Trump Blames Ukraine for $6 Diesel—HERE’S WHAT HE LEFT OUT
I assess Trump’s claim that Ukrainian strikes on Russian diesel refineries are driving diesel prices higher. Those strikes can constrain refinery capacity, but I examine why they are not the largest f...
17 Sep 14min
