The Truth About Russia Today I Anthony Scaramucci and Stephanie Baker I Open Book

[@anthonyscaramucci7945]

Thank you for watching this episode. Who would you like to see on the podcast next?

[@alexobrien3890]

I made a suggestion here and it won't post ??? I'll try something shorter. Interview someone from KFF or the Guttmacher Institute for abortion stats and demographics...Who and why women choose abortion Secondly, have someone on that talks about how pro-life advocates would do more to decrease abortions if they voted for legislators who supported living wages, affordable healthcare, child tax credits, paid parental leave, affordable childe care etc.

[@AdventureTrust]

Can you pull in discussions about the future of US democracy - eliminating the electoral college, getting corporate money out of politics, developing more than 2 party system, 2nd choice voting, 2-3 year runs for the presidency? Your style of interview and well informed background is appreciated and effective. Thank you for your work.

[@bgs03548]

First 30 minutes about the dollar. Thanks Anthony. kzbin.info3RfshNBTFSw?si=bu30ELufSyOlYtXB

[@lyndaproper1313]

You seem to present really informed and interesting people. Thank you! How about some people from Scandinavia and Poland and other states threated directly by Russia. And this is a far out request: find someone from China who can shed some light on China's calculus on Russia.

[@brianwoods9552]

Great interview.

[@timb350]

General John Kelly…Trumps chief of staff and secretary of Homeland Security…said this about Trump: “ The depths of his dishonesty is just astounding to me. He is the most flawed person I have ever met in my life.”

[@jimbobjim2310]

Only said that after he was fired. He had no objection to such dishonest qualities while he was making $175,000 working for Trump.

[@timb350]

@@jimbobjim2310 He wasn't fired...he resigned. And he makes at least that much in his regular job ... so that's also a dead-end argument. And he didn't say it until it appeared in his book...almost 5 whole years after he quit. So that's another dud. Not to mention...that dozens of other top white house staff...including defence chiefs, secretaries of state, chiefs of staff, etc. etc. etc....ALL agreed with him. So I guess you're batting a great big ZERO so far.

[@albertmaziarz6739]

his crisp crasp of the obvious and nothing beyond , like his supporter is astonishing , bacon gas price.

[@timb350]

@@albertmaziarz6739 Is that English?

[@richardcoughlin8931]

Why hasn’t Kelly endorsed Kamala Harris?

[@MariaFernandez-px7ts]

There's no one I want to see go down as much as Vladimir Putin, followed by Donald Trump.

[@spxram4793]

they can go fishing together and help each other exchanging diapers. But Putin only after he spent 20yrs in Den Hague.

[@richardpeychers4076]

Very sophisticated opinion but with nil substance.

[@spxram4793]

@@richardpeychers4076 disagree. The one is an indicted war criminal, and the other is his helper.

[@albertmaziarz6739]

brothers in arms trump bending over 2018 helsinki , trump 2024 in 1 of 17 millions russian outhoses , not white house

[@QTEPYE]

After donald's emotional and intellect, psychological, and intellectual pimp is gone, will the incoming Russian Leadership continue to keep donald as a viable asset or be willing to make a deal with USA and its allies to give up intelligence on donald's kompromot.

[@ewkeenan]

I worked in Moscow for an American in the 90s who was sent over there by a US investor to buy up Russian factories from starving workers. It wasn’t just the Russian oligarchs that took advantage of the situation. Plenty of US foreigners, 20-something cowboys dressed as investment bankers, went over there and bought up all the Russian ruble-based “stock options” and then with USAID help, set up the first Russian stock exchange, so they could turn them into US dollars. I was there and saw it with my own eyes and knew some of the individuals involved.

[@Carol-j8i]

That's interesting.I thought that the economy changed too quickly. I guess that was part of the problem.

[@dena6254]

So much corruption!

[@DuckyQSimmons]

@@ewkeenan You are right!!! I had forgotten all about that.

[@mariabengtssonviking]

Thanks for confirming what I have said about the situation.. The Western World forget to tell the people who went there, and the Russians about integrity, honesty and respect ..😢 The only ones who knew how to do was the Russian mafia and other criminals..... But Ukraine has changed their behavior and the people demanding democracy and freedom. That's why I support Ukraine and democracy Slava Ukraine from Sweden 🖖💙✊ 🖖💙✊

[@spxram4793]

Russia, especially Moscow always had an educated elite - in the KGB, in the unversities, in the large state companies. So ask yourself why they organzied it this way. The "cowboys" just moved quicker to react on these circumstances. Nobody has forced the Russian elites to write the rulebook this way.

[@AnBreadanFeasa]

Absolutely great interview with a brilliant guest... more of Stephanie please!!

[@michaelk5825]

My understanding is that the Russian oligarchs bailed out Trump when he was facing bankruptcy.

[@changeshifter4852]

True.

[@albertmaziarz6739]

in exchenge for money loundring , in n.y. trump family rea state

[@kenmurray4005]

Trump was a money-laundering mule for the Kremlin. Plenty of folk have written about all the criminal schemes he was involved in.

[@milanm403]

Your understanding? FFS what is that? How did you get to THAT understanding? ANY evidence? BBC? FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF

[@davidnuttall1189]

Says who ??

[@danvillarreal1]

I’ve now seen two interviews that you’ve done on Russia, both excellent guests, and they have been super informative. Not to mention, Great excellent questions by you. I’ll tune in in the future. Thank yiu

[@KKTR3]

East Berlin?

[@xantippe9140]

Fascinating!! Dude - you read so much and know so many informative and thought-provoking people. Staggering how you make the time. Thank you for shining your spotlight on such a phenomenal range of guests and perspectives. Am especially enjoying your insights and commentary this election cycle. A much-needed Voice of Reason. Thank you.

[@donfleming3534]

you are welcome

[@KKTR3]

East Berlin

[@occamraiser]

Why aren't people who took foreign money to perform acts that weaken their home nation without declaring themselves agents of that country not in prison? That is the very definition of espionage.

[@Contextualiser16-tn8nd]

Because people in the Anglosphere are deathly afraid of inconveniencing the powerful

[@kpkjolso]

True, they are traitors!

[@u.s.lawyer8542]

Do you mean like APAIC?

[@peppersghosttheater]

Because Biden and half of congress would be in prison

[@Sedaisan]

You're one of my favorite people! Thank you for all your hard work, Anthony!

[@chrism.1131]

If Trump gets reelected, Ukraine will cease to exist.

[@richard526]

He’s not only one of my favorite Americans because he’s smart but very patriotic. I would be pleased to vote for him in any position of consequence. (Including president)

[@Ngozika-ye9nq]

@@richard526 Total RUBBISH. Scaramucci is still HURTING badly from been fired by Trump after only 10 days in office. He is now using all his time and communication skills to bad mouth Trump. He is very revengeful and is throwing a lifetime TANTRUM life a demon possessed child. What a pity!!

[@changeshifter4852]

​@@chrism.1131 and you may lose Alaska to Put!n. No one is talking about the increased Russian activity in Alaska. Put!n said he wanted Alaska back and you know how 45 gives Put!n what he wants without a fight.

[@chrism.1131]

@@changeshifter4852 good point.

[@joeblow-nu7mz]

Thank you for your service, from Canada (for world service!) Your clarity and conviction are very important in these times of misinformation. If your in Toronto would love to meet up for a beer - (but you seem "too big" for that , so accept your non-response....) It's becoming obvious you are a patriot and are all in, on this election and it's importance. Your inside stories are pretty good too - From Blue collar like Kamala, is so refreshing.

[@pete_roszell]

Open Book is brilliant! Thank you for doing it, Anthony.

[@user_sw100]

Democracy and facts matters, thank you for your fantastic work - go for vote - keep fighting for democracy

[@GazAce]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/Y16qmouLj7h7qbssi=uexScReWMdBm1Vw5

[@jenniferschramn4095]

Excellent analysis! 🙏👏🏼

[@GarySamione]

You should invite Rick Wilson on to talk about the Lincoln Project and how they plan on taking Trump down in November!

[@pedrovazquez7006]

Outstanding interview

[@ewkeenan]

Follow the money Anthony all the way from Trump back to Moscow. It started when he was shopping for beauty pageants.

[@jacobjorgenson9285]

You do not have even the SLIGHTEST evidence for this

[@jacobjorgenson9285]

In the mean time the US is run by a foreign nation through AIPAC

[@michaelmazowiecki9195]

Trump turned to Russian State banks for loans as no one else would make him loans. Those State banks were and are under FSB supervision and approval. Putin headed FSB at the time of Trump's obtaining those loans.

[@albertmaziarz6739]

from moscow to n.y. russian money loundring in trump family real state .

[@eastbaystreet1242]

@@albertmaziarz6739 yep. There were some sketchy NY banks making a fortune and some very poor oversight by the US government.

[@eastbaystreet1242]

As someone who was there when Stephanie was there, and someone who follows a lot of content like this from all of the usual talking heads, let me say that Stephanie is the best, most clear-headed, sober source on this subject. I also appreciate her wonderful balance of empathy with the average Russian (who has zero culpability) and calling it the way it was with regard to those in power. As Yeltsin was rapidly deteriorating in the end, his small circle of power brokers wanted a "patsy" they could control - thus a no-name KGB agent. But Putin was more clever than they anticipated, and took over in short order.

[@Anabee3]

I've never known of / heard of Stephanie befir4 now. I'm very impressed. I believe your description of her. Did you notice Mooch's pursed lips & brain gears grinding as she explained the USA dollar is not as at risk as what many ppl predict? You probably know- he's a big believer, investor & advocate of crypto. He anticipates that it WILL replace the dollar relatively soon...or atleast some point in the not-too-distant future.

[@albertmaziarz6739]

empathy , we stalin sinister roots are alive , we 87 percent nazis electet wanted war criminal , for torture genocide in ukraine, we if youspoke war not special operation , 7 to 15 years in penal colony , all property confiscated like under stalin, we human live values are 6 feet under , we snitching on family members is consider virtue , we putin gift to russian mothers ,over 600.00 sons who perish on front line , is honor as russia exceptionalism , with putin russian orthodox church , 87 percent average russian blessing, destroying 164 catcholic churches , 3.000 children schools , 1442 attacks on hospitals 748 destroyed, over 10.000 civilian killed 19.000injured , by peace loving avrege pathetic exuse for human being

[@shellimendoza7332]

Salva Ukraine 🇺🇦

[@donelson52]

Don't forget that the birth rate has not supported military expansion for years now

[@albertmaziarz6739]

russian population 1945 -143 millions 2024 -144 in 79 years grow 1 million , usa 196 millions, 25 percent russian men die before 55 , on potato cabbage vodka daiet , averege mortality 2022-68 in 2024-66

[@deathtoideologues]

The reason is simple as she says: admiration. Trump admires Putin the same way Hitler admired Mussolini.

[@susannanorris4496]

No one talks about what it is like trying to do business in Russia. I have a relative who tried for several years to make business deals there, with no success, simply because the russians are very tricky to deal with. Trump himself has tried and never succeeded. His interest is tied to doing business with Russia. He is probably mistaken, no matter what he does for Putin, but he sees his presidential position and favours for Putin as a passport to doing business there.

[@kenmurray4005]

Trump was a money-laundering mule for the Kremlin since the late 1980’s according to most researchers and investigators.

[@peppersghosttheater]

My sister in law has run her own small logistics business there for 20 years. She's very happy. Not rich just comfortable.

[@kevindiamond2137]

Thankyou. That was a great eye opening interview.

[@dena6254]

Great show! Thanks to you both. ⚖️🗽🇺🇸💙🗳️💙🇺🇸🗽⚖️

[@vmarshfire]

Great podcast, Anthony

[@aussieguru01]

Thank you, Anthony, for your level head and analytical appraisal in your content. Your honesty is really appreciated in these crazy times. RESPECT FROM AUSTRALIA 🇦🇺 🙌

[@DuckyQSimmons]

@@aussieguru01 Agree! And RESPECT FROM MARYLAND 🇺🇸🙌🏻 😊

[@NGold-vi8wg]

"Antony": Not only do you post brilliance! Also have Best Guests !❤❤USA 🇺🇸

[@johngalt0096]

Easy; Putin holds DJTs paper since ATL City; the Vig must be huge. Next: Compromat: PP tape.

[@ralphrae5316]

Which explains all the classified documents Trump tried to steal, valuable to sell to Putin.

[@davidpf043]

Mooch, nice summary of the Siloviki takeover. Many Russian recognized this as it occurred. Indeed, the TV series Banditski Petersburg and Brigada both dramatized events and featured characters that were Putin under a thin veil. The film Tycoon: A New Russian dramatized the life of Boris Berezovsky and also included a Putin clone. Someday a Russian author with the talent of Tolstoy will write an epic novel on 1990s Russia.

[@JeremyPickett]

Scaramucci, i dont know all that much about ya other than the public stuff--you are a very talented communicator and i like uour hosting style a lot. Being on pidcasts probably isnt as lucrative as your last lines of work, but you are good at it. Dont stop 😎🙃

[@ronmonks6325]

Yep, but he's also as emotional as hell and hates the fact he got fired.

[@JeremyPickett]

@@ronmonks6325 all the more reason to enjoy his antics 🙃

[@mikeparker840]

I really love this guy Scaramucci!!!

[@RosemarieStars]

Great interview. Thanks for the work you do.

[@freeheeler09]

Informative conversation. Thanks!

[@PortlandRose]

Fascinating & informative interview.

[@kenerickson8836]

I really enjoyed listening to this interview. I would like to know more about why people follow Trump when it seems to be against their best interests. Why do so many Americans seem to be against themselves? Tell me more about how the Ukraine war will play out. Why the delays in providing Ukraine with the war tools that seem to be the solution to their problems. And, being Canadian, an episode about us and the world’s stage.

[@albertmaziarz6739]

arms from u.s.a. to ukraie are absolute 30-40 years old surplus from storage , all 30-40 years advanced technology removed , to prevend russian handson , as of to day wearhouses are 40 percent empty, sending arms from storage is saving money.

[@MAgaSUXX]

Russia and Italy are very close to each other in terms of nominal gross domestic product, which is the standard unit used to measure the size of a country’s economy. Nominal GDP is the total cost of all goods and services produced or sold in a country in within a certain time frame. Russia’s 2013 nominal GDP was $2.1 trillion, and Italy’s was $2.07 trillion, according to the World Bank. That’s not the only way to measure a country’s economy, of course, and this is where the two countries differ. Purchasing power parity takes nominal GDP a step further and shows the value of this level of economic activity if it took place in America. (The Economist explains it by showing how much a McDonald’s Big Mac costs around the world.) Russia’s GDP calculated for purchasing power parity was $3.5 trillion, while Italy’s was $2.1 trillion. So in 2013, Russia had a higher level of economic activity than Italy, but because goods and services are more expensive in Italy, the overall value (nominal GDP) ended up the same. Also, Italy has more wealth relative to the size of its population than Russia does. Italy’s 2013 GDP per capita (per person) was $34,619, and Russia’s was $14,612. (Politifact)

[@albertmaziarz6739]

italy g.d.p. military spending 1.5 russia 30 percent 2024 not 2013 , in 2013 russia revenew alone from export of natural gas 415 billions 2024 - 240 billions from oil gas combining , 2013 inflation 6 in 2024 -12

[@ewkeenan]

You should look at Boris Jordan and his involvement with Deripaska. He is definitely deep with the FSB and now a big player in US legal cannabis.

[@williamchandler6151]

Good stuff Anthony. I just watched your WSJ interview and have to say I have become a fan! Keep it humble, keep the good info coming. I like you am a lifelong conservative now supporting Harris because no psychopaths!

[@philipdamask2279]

Are you kidding! Harris is to USA government as Putin was to Russian government. Both were mediocre politicians. If Harris is elected President you will see really bad things happen especially if House and Senate become controlled by Democrats.

[@joythought]

💯

[@scottdavid9688]

I enjoy the breadth of your guests/enquiry. I really like the way you challenge Dems on their weaknesses. Too many are on the "hopium". Keeping Dems on their toes is a valuable contribution. Thanks.

[@albertmaziarz6739]

maga trump supporters , highly educated 5th. grade well reaad on toilet , to make america great

[@skyotter3317]

As someone who worked in Russia for many years, this interview is 100% accurate. Well done, Mooch!

[@davidnuttall1189]

Accurate ? I’ve just spent time in St Petersburg and Moscow and normal everyday people totally support there country in Ukraine

[@albertmaziarz6739]

@@davidnuttall1189 normal russian people , remember this is russia we stalin sinister roots are alvive , we bar of human decency is setup so low , that they tripping with every step , we freespeech-free press -human rights -human live values , in 50 penal colonys , 6 feet under , we snitching on family members is reward , with support from87 percent pathetic exuse for human being , who electet ther supreme leader, the think more evil then putin are russian spinelees wimps , kneeling to ther master asking for permission to fart.

[@manuelrodrigues4252]

Greetings from Europe, good stuff from a cool guy I know from CNBC and very interesting guest providing lots of insight.

[@ChrisoKyriacou]

One of you should speak to Jeffrey saaks . He was there and was part of the negotiations and saw how bad America acted towards Russia

[@hugogreen13]

Wasn’t Mr Sachs the architect of privatization in CE ?

[@crghyz]

​@@hugogreen13No, he wasn't. Google his recent interview on Breaking Points.

[@albertmaziarz6739]

spreading putin manure for living , , towards shaining beacon of free press - free speach - human rights- human live values in 50 penal colonys , for opposition members

[@akhalif68]

When you say the word "Russia"...I think of the millions of Soviet Citizens who worked with their hands & minds on creating the Soviet Space Program. These men & women successfuly placed Yuri Gagarin into low orbit, followed that up with Alexei Leonov with a spacewalk & Valentina Tereshkova the 1st woman in orbit...This from a nation that lost tens of millions in WW2.

[@joythought]

And also started WW2 with a deal with Hitler where they divided up and destroyed Poland and its society. Your narrative is heroic but the history of Russia is to be the tax man for the Mongols and to prey on its neighbours and to enslave millions of people down the centuries. And they are still using meat wave tactics and don't value the lives of people outside of Moscow and a few major cities. So there's another side of the story.

[@twyscape]

It would be interesting to have a discussion with an expert regarding the Chinese / Russian relationship and how / why it works. I assume Xi has more influence over Putin but how much does he have?

[@joythought]

Two sharks in a tank that see each other as potentially dangerous and also perhaps useful. Right now Russia is chaffing under the "useful" label for China but Putin won't let himself become a victim to China if he can help it. Just like Belarus has quietly resisted losing sovereignty to Russia. In fact it is interesting that China is doing deals directly with Belarus which must anger Putin a lot. Russia looks set to lose territories to China within the next few decades.

[@Carol-j8i]

They gave up their nukes,exactly, we need to remember that.

[@RogerMillerInVA]

That was another great piece. I have really enjoyed learning to know how you think, friend. Thank you.

[@MM-eu9hm]

Got the book Great Read Thanks Stephanie and Anthony...🇺🇦 🇺🇦 🇺🇦 Slava Ukr4ine 🇺🇦 🇺🇦 🇺🇦

[@scottdavid9688]

Probably not feasible, but I'd like a multi-part series on the issues in the swing states.

[@dtriverside8559]

Admiration of Putin might be a positive trait. It is more simply jealousy, by a weak ignorant strategist and conman.

[@stanleygohome4869]

VOTE BLUE 🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵🔵

[@ewkeenan]

I was in Moscow in those years, and one of my girlfriends was part of the first Russian investment bank, which everybody knew was KGB.

[@albertmaziarz6739]

russia mount everest of corruption nobel price winners

[@benwilson6145]

Thank you

[@brianmould7250]

Brilliant interview (and great book)

[@markh3279]

Excellent interview

[@ahm7944]

A normal, non sanctioned economy is fragile. Then, you can imagine a sanctioned economy how easy it is to collapse. The government spending makes it look like it is growing, but only war industries grow. The others go into a recession. When Putin starts printing money, the collapse will be catastrophic

[@albertmaziarz6739]

as of to day inflation 12 percent loan rate 18-30 percent , 200 ruble printet on toilet paper to 1 usa dollar , payments to chaina in usa dollars

[@DuckyQSimmons]

Anthony, I hope you get some rest.

[@tonioarceamorrortu9223]

All my family in Oregon loves Anthony and his brilliant mind. God bless you

[@jestering1]

Great interview..intelligent conversations..Thank you.

[@ehawolczecki8759]

Thank you.

[@mattgordon9179]

Putin wasn't Yeltsin's first choice. There were others but they all refused.

[@bikepirate3838]

Thanks Anthony from Australia! Great podcast and I’ve subscribed to your channel. You are one of the few sane political commentators in the USA at present. Your background with Trump is invaluable and I look forward to hearing more from you leading up to the election and beyond. Keep up the good work please.

[@marcnestime6153]

Great program, I enjoyed it very much. Two brilliant minds!!!

[@user-pd3kr4nb5k]

Great interview!!

[@EricaNernie]

Great interview, excellent guest. Thank you.

[@ewkeenan]

That’s why billionaires collect art

[@frederiquecouture3924]

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[@BruceFerguson311]

No mention of BRICS. Interesting. Bloomberg on the run!!

[@dtriverside8559]

Good balanced interview, with integrity on show.

[@gymeabrooks6289]

Who is your "good friend" McMaster voting for Anthony? I would like you to ask him.

[@christopherpinnock7900]

Interesting interview

[@nealben76]

Thank you Anthony and Stephanie for a wonderful interview. I’ve always enjoyed the “Mooch’s” appearances in the rest is politics, and I’m thrilled to discover he has his own channel. You have a new subscriber here in London, sir!

[@larrywirsig2120]

Has Russias war in Ukraine affected Cuba?

[@235buz]

You're one of the smartest people I've ever witnessed during my 70 years mooch. Semper Fi brother.

[@kindnessmatters5215]

Always informative! Thank you. Btw, love your shirt!! ❤

[@margaretcameron1275]

Me too!! ❤❤

[@hugogreen13]

Re de dollarisation, back in the day the green back was the currency to have in your wallet. A get out of any problem piece of paper. Also as I heard it, when the wall came down it was discovered that there were large amounts of old paper dollars in CE and USSR and the USA took the policy decision to accept it all as valid currency. In so doing they underpinned the set aside savings of millions in those regions

[@jaimejaimeChannel]

Very sharp gal. Illuminating interview. I would say that the keyword exercise at the end is gimmicky and redundant; she's already talked about these things.

[@victirynom]

It's called clarity 😅

[@johannafreymann8656]

Thanks so much for this

[@justgivemethetruth]

Maybe some journalist should do a story on why, because when people make what seem like insane crazy decisions there is often a reason for it. We may not agree with the reason but it should not just dismissed as Russian propaganda.

[@albertmaziarz6739]

cesspool

[@JanetSible]

Please remind us of the name of Stephanie’s book? Or her last name? Interesting discussion.

[@larrywirsig2120]

Nice T shirt Anthony

[@larrywirsig2120]

Totally fits his edgy persona..it all makes sense now lol

[@stuartdavidson4090]

Great chat mate! Keep em coming.

[@drlindajoyepp1523]

Canada 🇨🇦 🍁

[@davidleaman6801]

Compare Crimea to Sudetenland. Compare Ukraine to Czechoslovakia. Putin needed to be stopped when he tried to take over Crimea.

[@andyharman7581]

Great guest. Politicians should listen to people with expertise instead of going populist. I'm happy to see a paperback copy goes of Stephanie's book is only €11 in Germany. Just put it in my Amazon basket.

[@nickycruz8671]

Salute both if you for your expertise and wisdom and courage.

[@mpower5436]

Love the t-shirt! That says it all. People need to listen to you.

[@nickycruz8671]

Thank you Mr.Saramucci and Ms.Stephanie for exposing cruel dictators and cautioning us citizens.

[@kitthroneberry1577]

Excellent

[@yanec9806]

her perspective is very very close to reality, excellent work

[@leomatiano]

Dear Anthony, I am extremely impressed by your podcasts, and by your attitude towards Vice President Harris. You consider yourself and American so you are able to have a point of view with a wide perspective. Thank you for inviting Stephanie Baker to have a conversation with you because she is able to inform us (people in the West) about what is really happening inside of Rusia. Unfortunately, we are demonizing the Russian people without understanding what is happening inside the country.

[@albertmaziarz6739]

they demonizing self , 87 percent electet wanted war criminal , supporting his genocide in ukraine , russian mothers sending ther sons to devend motherland , for 2.000 dollars missing in action 246 dollars we human live values are 6 feet under , the think more evil to be opress is ther will to be opress , kneeling to ther master , asking for permission to speak.

[@albertmaziarz6739]

we snitching on family members is consider virtue b. t.w. in are polish household we have toilet plunger , named in honor of ther supreme leader.

[@Tyler-wl8kq]

Mooch for president!

[@LouisDuran]

It can't get any clearer than this. Scaramucci nails it here: 24:12

[@scottyboy60098]

A great interview with a very knowledgeable guest. Thank you

[@evilroyslade2491]

Great conversation and info.

[@Sugarnaut]

Never thought Europe would turn their backs on cheap Russian oil. Russia has the friends it deserves now.

[@peppersghosttheater]

But their sales haven't suffered is that your point?

[@innajohnson5166]

Thank you 🙏 Stephanie, listening people like you makes me believe this world still has a hope Very sad though Poor Ukrainians, they lost so many young people, so many people injured… psychological issues nobody even was trying to figure out… and war is not over yet I really not sure how to vote this year

[@klgarner8483]

Very informative! Thank you!

[@GGF2k6]

How come no discussion on how the west ravaged the industries of former USSR during Yeltsin's incumbency which started this whole mess from the start. It is written in lots of books and lots of military historian discused this in their books

[@albertmaziarz6739]

yours mother in law

[@katwalkable]

Decided to start listening to your podcasts! I also follow Inside Russia. Hoping for ✌️ Harris Walz💙!

[@jimhorwath990]

Do you think Putin has compromat on Trump? As in, hotel room videos?

[@davidwredling-xr7dd]

Great show. This guy sb President.

[@arek7198]

Thank you for your program, a lot of knowledge you shared with us.