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EPISODE · Mar 1, 2025 · 21 MIN

Former US Senate Candidate Opine on Trump and Zalensky Oval Office Meeting.

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Have a listen to Al Mina, a former US Senate independent candidate in the 2020 US General election provide his assessment on what in his analysis escalated the conflict between Ukraine and Russia via his over a decade long activity in the region. The national and local news channels did not cover his campaign when he tried to share his assessment with the American public in addition to help grow the American economy. He also wanted to help improve US trade and commerce relationship with other countries via economic diplomacy and institutions like USAID did not allow him to do so.With this said, have Al provide his thoughts on today's meeting between President Trump and Mr. Zalensky of Ukraine (2/28/25) .Democrats and Republicans operate in two different ends of the spectrums when it comes to diplomacy and negotiations. We saw that today in the oval office between President Trump and Vladimir Zalensky of Ukraine. For the last three years, the Democrats provided freedom to the foreign leader to operate as he wishes outside of the norms of professionalism and diplomatic conduct. That was in the past, the Trump administration made it clear today that disrespecting the office of the president and not being appreciative of our efforts as a country to help Ukraine, will not be tolerated simply because we are not obligated to provide assistance to Ukraine. We are providing aid based on who we are as people wanting to help those in need. That will in effect rapidly change from here on out. 

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