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EPISODE · Mar 16, 2022 · 31 MIN

Schaftlein Report | Zelensky pleads to Congress for more Planes and Weapons

from The Schaftlein Report · host Mark Schaftlein

Topics: 1) An emotional film followed by urgent requests for offensive weapons *Biden approves $800M in immediate aid including anti-aircraft weapons and drones 2) Russians continue attacks on Civilians in Kyiv - They are trying to surround the city and starve and bomb the population into submission as they have done in other conflicts in Chechnya and Syria 3) Polish President calls for Peacekeeping Mission in Ukraine? 4) Russians take 500 hostages in Mariupol from locals and hospital workers 5) Oil prices fall 30% from the recent high above $130 *Russia owes $115M interest payment on $150B of dollar debt 6) Insanity - House Democrats want Biden to declare a national climate emergency and bad all drilling on federal lands in the midst of a war - These people are CRAZY 7) In a further sign of cognitive decline, Biden refers to VP Harris as the First Lady? God help us for the next 2.5 years he is in office 8) China's zero Covid policy is failing badly as outbreaks in 28 Provinces escalate 9) Raskin withdraws her name as a Federal Reserve Governor as we predicted yesterday

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