The War in Ukraine is Hurting Russia and Putin Needs Out

[@BillOReilly]

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[@KathleenMeyers-yb4rd]

Professional LIAR, just like Obiden....!

[@alhambrabiker1476]

KZbin account made 7 months ago. Just like Putin.

[@johno1544]

This is the type of guy telling us Russia was running out of weapons like two years ago and their economy was about to collapse

[@MaxAmerica.Freedom]

Exactly!

[@OneWildTurkey]

The Russians have been buying more weapons every day. They couldn't afford it before the price of oil was pushed skyward by the Biden admin policies. And the people they are buying from couldn't afford to manufacture those weapons either. Now, they're all very comfortably 'rolling in the dough'. Missiles don't get rebuilt.

[@brendamoore4105]

Was Putin & Zelensky on the verge of an agreement, and Boris (England's Prime Minister) interferred? Told Zelensky not to make an agreement with Putin?

[@ytujackclough]

Yes!

[@dichebach]

Recent report from Medusa media indicates that Putin's recruitment rate is down by 80%. Most estimates indicate that in the past 6 to 12 months, they had been averaging ~30,000 new contract soldiers per month, whereas casualties were in the 25,000 to 30,000 ballpark (perhaps 15 to 20k "unrecoverable casualties" [KIA, MIA, and severe wounds]). Russian casualty rates (according to AFU estimates, which are generally corroborated by multiple Western intelligence sources, though perhaps a bit inflated) have been increasing over the past 6 months at least (probably for the whole past year overall), and recently AFU reported a day in which they estimated 2,000 total Russian casualties. The problem is not a lack of able bodied people; there are still millions of them in Russia. The problem is that: (a) Putin is terrified to call it a war and engage in a mass forced conscription; and so (b) now that he has largely exhausted the 'captive' populations (prisoners, migrant workers, and foreign mercenaries) he has no source for more manpower than contract soldiers. The signing bonus for a contract soldier in November 2024 was about 5x what it had been in Feb 2022. Now that ~750,000 Russian casualties have been suffered, it is likely that almost every household in the Russian Federation knows someone who was killed, or wounded in the war and that means that there is more realization than ever before about what this so-called "Special Military Operation" actually amounts to: a meat grinder into which Putin tosses the common folk, expending them like toy soldiers at a rate of about 300 casualties per square kilometer occupied. Just in the past year, the estimated casualties have increased by 267%! As of 5 Oct 2023 Ukrainski Pravada reported that the AFU estimate of Russian casualties was = 280,470. As of 6 Dec 2024 that number is at 750,610. If in fact their recruitment rate is down 80% from its recent levels, that means that Putin's Orc Horde is now deep into the red in terms of maintaining force levels, much less growing force levels. This is extremely salient because mass and volume have been the key advantage that they have been using operationally to make all the progress they have made in the past year. Glide bombs have been a factor too, but in the absence of overwhelming numbers, Putin's forces will not be able to continue to push back Ukrainian defenders. Indeed, there have already been signs in recent weeks of the AFU pushing back in certain areas to retake some territory (not to mention the bold and completely unexpected invasion into Russia's Kursk Oblast back in August 2024, which still holds out to this day. On the home front in Russia: Inflation is in the 21% ballpark. A home mortgage goes for about 25% and that is with a 50% down payment. Understandably, there is very little activity in the housing market and the risk of major bankruptcies for real estate firms is high. This is true for all sectors of the economy which are not directly tied to defense industries. As a result of the refugees having fled Russia, the casualties among prime age men, and the magnified demands of the defense sector, there are massive labor shortages all over the empire and unemployment is in the ballpark of

[@brendamoore4105]

@@Helloitsme328 thank you

[@EricOfTheNorthlands]

You mean like all the other “agreements” Putin violated?

[@Eli-qr9hc]

Indeed

[@davidpetrina4438]

Don't know how you could be so ignorant on the Ukraine/Russia issue. So so so wrong in the narrative

[@Tati8796]

I have been following this war from the first day. I speak Russian and listen to both sides. This guy is the first one that tells exactly what is going on. It's you who are ignorant and fooled

[@dennis3351]

@@Tati8796 no it is you who drank the koolaide

[@erniebuchinski3614]

Don't be so hard on yourself.

[@dichebach]

Recent report from Medusa media indicates that Putin's recruitment rate is down by 80%. Most estimates indicate that in the past 6 to 12 months, they had been averaging ~30,000 new contract soldiers per month, whereas casualties were in the 25,000 to 30,000 ballpark (perhaps 15 to 20k "unrecoverable casualties" [KIA, MIA, and severe wounds]). Russian casualty rates (according to AFU estimates, which are generally corroborated by multiple Western intelligence sources, though perhaps a bit inflated) have been increasing over the past 6 months at least (probably for the whole past year overall), and recently AFU reported a day in which they estimated 2,000 total Russian casualties. The problem is not a lack of able bodied people; there are still millions of them in Russia. The problem is that: (a) Putin is terrified to call it a war and engage in a mass forced conscription; and so (b) now that he has largely exhausted the 'captive' populations (prisoners, migrant workers, and foreign mercenaries) he has no source for more manpower than contract soldiers. The signing bonus for a contract soldier in November 2024 was about 5x what it had been in Feb 2022. Now that ~750,000 Russian casualties have been suffered, it is likely that almost every household in the Russian Federation knows someone who was killed, or wounded in the war and that means that there is more realization than ever before about what this so-called "Special Military Operation" actually amounts to: a meat grinder into which Putin tosses the common folk, expending them like toy soldiers at a rate of about 300 casualties per square kilometer occupied. Just in the past year, the estimated casualties have increased by 267%! As of 5 Oct 2023 Ukrainski Pravada reported that the AFU estimate of Russian casualties was = 280,470. As of 6 Dec 2024 that number is at 750,610. If in fact their recruitment rate is down 80% from its recent levels, that means that Putin's Orc Horde is now deep into the red in terms of maintaining force levels, much less growing force levels. This is extremely salient because mass and volume have been the key advantage that they have been using operationally to make all the progress they have made in the past year. Glide bombs have been a factor too, but in the absence of overwhelming numbers, Putin's forces will not be able to continue to push back Ukrainian defenders. Indeed, there have already been signs in recent weeks of the AFU pushing back in certain areas to retake some territory (not to mention the bold and completely unexpected invasion into Russia's Kursk Oblast back in August 2024, which still holds out to this day. On the home front in Russia: Inflation is in the 21% ballpark. A home mortgage goes for about 25% and that is with a 50% down payment. Understandably, there is very little activity in the housing market and the risk of major bankruptcies for real estate firms is high. This is true for all sectors of the economy which are not directly tied to defense industries. As a result of the refugees having fled Russia, the casualties among prime age men, and the magnified demands of the defense sector, there are massive labor shortages all over the empire and unemployment is in the ballpark of

[@davidpetrina4438]

@@Tati8796 you just proved that you are deeply ignorant and are willing to lie. You know nothing about history

[@scottythetrex5197]

Well Bill I admire your persistence in pursuing this insane and anachronistic view of the war.

[@EricOfTheNorthlands]

@@Helloitsme328No one of any importance gives a shit what Tucker Carlson is saying about this anymore. Including Trump.

[@jay90374]

@@EricOfTheNorthlands LOL 🤣 you seem awfully full of yourself! 🤦😷😷😷

[@EricOfTheNorthlands]

@@jay90374 Keep laughing if it makes you feel better. But know this: While Tucker Carlson was in Moscow fellating Putin's foreign minister, Trump was in Europe meeting with Zelensky.

[@silverwings1843]

Not Buying This !!!! Russians Do Not Quit!!!!!!!!!!! After WWII Russia Feels No Pain !!!!!!!!!!!!

[@darwel007]

Bill needs to leave the neocon movement.

[@garyseven3528]

Unsubscribed. My Bullshit meter got pegged.

[@MaxAmerica.Freedom]

🤣, I'm not subscribed either but I like his political analysis of American politics.

[@michelbisson6645]

They didn t i vade ukraine the went to defend privinces who declared independance at 87 % in a referendum ujrai e was sheeling them for years

[@dichebach]

Recent report from Medusa media indicates that Putin's recruitment rate is down by 80%. Most estimates indicate that in the past 6 to 12 months, they had been averaging ~30,000 new contract soldiers per month, whereas casualties were in the 25,000 to 30,000 ballpark (perhaps 15 to 20k "unrecoverable casualties" [KIA, MIA, and severe wounds]). Russian casualty rates (according to AFU estimates, which are generally corroborated by multiple Western intelligence sources, though perhaps a bit inflated) have been increasing over the past 6 months at least (probably for the whole past year overall), and recently AFU reported a day in which they estimated 2,000 total Russian casualties. The problem is not a lack of able bodied people; there are still millions of them in Russia. The problem is that: (a) Putin is terrified to call it a war and engage in a mass forced conscription; and so (b) now that he has largely exhausted the 'captive' populations (prisoners, migrant workers, and foreign mercenaries) he has no source for more manpower than contract soldiers. The signing bonus for a contract soldier in November 2024 was about 5x what it had been in Feb 2022. Now that ~750,000 Russian casualties have been suffered, it is likely that almost every household in the Russian Federation knows someone who was killed, or wounded in the war and that means that there is more realization than ever before about what this so-called "Special Military Operation" actually amounts to: a meat grinder into which Putin tosses the common folk, expending them like toy soldiers at a rate of about 300 casualties per square kilometer occupied. Just in the past year, the estimated casualties have increased by 267%! As of 5 Oct 2023 Ukrainski Pravada reported that the AFU estimate of Russian casualties was = 280,470. As of 6 Dec 2024 that number is at 750,610. If in fact their recruitment rate is down 80% from its recent levels, that means that Putin's Orc Horde is now deep into the red in terms of maintaining force levels, much less growing force levels. This is extremely salient because mass and volume have been the key advantage that they have been using operationally to make all the progress they have made in the past year. Glide bombs have been a factor too, but in the absence of overwhelming numbers, Putin's forces will not be able to continue to push back Ukrainian defenders. Indeed, there have already been signs in recent weeks of the AFU pushing back in certain areas to retake some territory (not to mention the bold and completely unexpected invasion into Russia's Kursk Oblast back in August 2024, which still holds out to this day. On the home front in Russia: Inflation is in the 21% ballpark. A home mortgage goes for about 25% and that is with a 50% down payment. Understandably, there is very little activity in the housing market and the risk of major bankruptcies for real estate firms is high. This is true for all sectors of the economy which are not directly tied to defense industries. As a result of the refugees having fled Russia, the casualties among prime age men, and the magnified demands of the defense sector, there are massive labor shortages all over the empire and unemployment is in the ballpark of

[@EricOfTheNorthlands]

You like to just make shit up, don’t you? The Russian invasion began with a push directly into the heart of Ukraine to topple the government in Kyiv.

[@MaxAmerica.Freedom]

All true.

[@charleschapman2428]

When you start out by calling someone a liar, I'm done listening.

[@sircorn4248]

You should make an exception for a kgb. Everything a kgb says is a lie, just like a democrat.

[@jackaler5973]

Thumbnail says “predictament” instead of predicament.

[@ecuador9911]

In ANY NEGOTIATION: “He who cares the LEAST has the MOST control.”

[@markleytaxidermy4980]

Wow clueless, or dishonest.

[@Tati8796]

Actually very much factual

[@Dmc-kj4iv]

Syria 🇸🇾 is collapsing too

[@dennis3351]

@@Tati8796 you need to study harder/

[@Tati8796]

@@dennis3351 you mean, harder than to listen to the Russian military bloggers? Harder than to watch the Russian state tv?

[@dichebach]

Recent report from Medusa media indicates that Putin's recruitment rate is down by 80%. Most estimates indicate that in the past 6 to 12 months, they had been averaging ~30,000 new contract soldiers per month, whereas casualties were in the 25,000 to 30,000 ballpark (perhaps 15 to 20k "unrecoverable casualties" [KIA, MIA, and severe wounds]). Russian casualty rates (according to AFU estimates, which are generally corroborated by multiple Western intelligence sources, though perhaps a bit inflated) have been increasing over the past 6 months at least (probably for the whole past year overall), and recently AFU reported a day in which they estimated 2,000 total Russian casualties. The problem is not a lack of able bodied people; there are still millions of them in Russia. The problem is that: (a) Putin is terrified to call it a war and engage in a mass forced conscription; and so (b) now that he has largely exhausted the 'captive' populations (prisoners, migrant workers, and foreign mercenaries) he has no source for more manpower than contract soldiers. The signing bonus for a contract soldier in November 2024 was about 5x what it had been in Feb 2022. Now that ~750,000 Russian casualties have been suffered, it is likely that almost every household in the Russian Federation knows someone who was killed, or wounded in the war and that means that there is more realization than ever before about what this so-called "Special Military Operation" actually amounts to: a meat grinder into which Putin tosses the common folk, expending them like toy soldiers at a rate of about 300 casualties per square kilometer occupied. Just in the past year, the estimated casualties have increased by 267%! As of 5 Oct 2023 Ukrainski Pravada reported that the AFU estimate of Russian casualties was = 280,470. As of 6 Dec 2024 that number is at 750,610. If in fact their recruitment rate is down 80% from its recent levels, that means that Putin's Orc Horde is now deep into the red in terms of maintaining force levels, much less growing force levels. This is extremely salient because mass and volume have been the key advantage that they have been using operationally to make all the progress they have made in the past year. Glide bombs have been a factor too, but in the absence of overwhelming numbers, Putin's forces will not be able to continue to push back Ukrainian defenders. Indeed, there have already been signs in recent weeks of the AFU pushing back in certain areas to retake some territory (not to mention the bold and completely unexpected invasion into Russia's Kursk Oblast back in August 2024, which still holds out to this day. On the home front in Russia: Inflation is in the 21% ballpark. A home mortgage goes for about 25% and that is with a 50% down payment. Understandably, there is very little activity in the housing market and the risk of major bankruptcies for real estate firms is high. This is true for all sectors of the economy which are not directly tied to defense industries. As a result of the refugees having fled Russia, the casualties among prime age men, and the magnified demands of the defense sector, there are massive labor shortages all over the empire and unemployment is in the ballpark of

[@jjavalon]

PREDICTAMENT? Are you serious? Predicament!

[@BigDipper79]

Come on Bill. This guy is a LIAR.

[@MaxAmerica.Freedom]

Exactly!

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[@shawncosmos5431]

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[@billpowers-c8n]

SO glad I get to listen to Bill again, missed him after he left FOX, he’s the best, fairest journalist I believe today.

[@LifeLifemoreAbundantly]

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[@TomZart]

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[@stancherednik2081]

No truth here ,just lies and bs

[@eldorado1244]

routing for Russia 🇷🇺❤

[@Alex-s-m2p]

Than go move to Russia!

[@Bluewolf-xi3ct]

@@Alex-s-m2p You're a COMPLETE buffoon, that comment makes zero sense, but tells us all about you, GET LOST A$$WIPE.

[@MaxAmerica.Freedom]

@@Alex-s-m2p the way Trump sucks Bibi, we might as well. Make Israel Great Again! Give me a break.

[@operator9858]

@@Alex-s-m2p i know you children love to say that to anyone that you cant get along with but its not as easy as it is to move to america.

[@stonehold42]

Ridiculous. No reality here.

[@kerrylouden4833]

Sounds like Putin learned story telling from good old joe…

[@julialane6645]

Foreign Affairs Specialist has no clue.

[@Max-fv9cb]

Bla bla bla .........

[@smacksmack5976]

So does zelensky

[@reallyemptypockets6509]

Not a like a pillar of truth like Biden😂😂😂

[@garydurandt4260]

As a professor I would have thought that he would have delved into the many historical reasons why Putin did invade Ukraine.

[@guitarsrcool4922]

@@garydurandt4260 in a two minute video?

[@James-kl4dz]

I don't understand all the disagreeable comments 😅

[@blueskull6789]

Russians If the vid was favorable to Russia you would see tons of disagreeable comments from Ukrainians Ignore them

[@operator9858]

@@blueskull6789 lol thats perhaps the most ignorant comment ive seen in decades. no surprise its coming from globalists who are the most ignorant people in modern history eh? lol

[@TJoePeter]

Teach staff spelling

[@William-n4q]

Professional liar. O just the like the Animals in DC.

[@nkpags]

This guy has about as much insight as I have, being a consumer of media and having my own random opinion

[@keithmath.8826]

I listen 30 seconds I'm out of here

[@rickpriami6659]

Total BS ... Talking point, where do you get your information on Ukraine ??

[@DarahanDhesi]

He is a liar

[@JH-rk9gd]

Putin will come out if this smelling like a rose, he’ll have half of Russia

[@jay90374]

Umm 🤔 what? He already has all of Russia!

[@larrycroon7798]

Russia is full of GOLD!

[@Dadscousinauntyunk]

😂😂😂 learn to propaganda mate. Your game is weak

[@dichebach]

Recent report from Medusa media indicates that Putin's recruitment rate is down by 80%. Most estimates indicate that in the past 6 to 12 months, they had been averaging ~30,000 new contract soldiers per month, whereas casualties were in the 25,000 to 30,000 ballpark (perhaps 15 to 20k "unrecoverable casualties" [KIA, MIA, and severe wounds]). Russian casualty rates (according to AFU estimates, which are generally corroborated by multiple Western intelligence sources, though perhaps a bit inflated) have been increasing over the past 6 months at least (probably for the whole past year overall), and recently AFU reported a day in which they estimated 2,000 total Russian casualties. The problem is not a lack of able bodied people; there are still millions of them in Russia. The problem is that: (a) Putin is terrified to call it a war and engage in a mass forced conscription; and so (b) now that he has largely exhausted the 'captive' populations (prisoners, migrant workers, and foreign mercenaries) he has no source for more manpower than contract soldiers. The signing bonus for a contract soldier in November 2024 was about 5x what it had been in Feb 2022. Now that ~750,000 Russian casualties have been suffered, it is likely that almost every household in the Russian Federation knows someone who was killed, or wounded in the war and that means that there is more realization than ever before about what this so-called "Special Military Operation" actually amounts to: a meat grinder into which Putin tosses the common folk, expending them like toy soldiers at a rate of about 300 casualties per square kilometer occupied. Just in the past year, the estimated casualties have increased by 267%! As of 5 Oct 2023 Ukrainski Pravada reported that the AFU estimate of Russian casualties was = 280,470. As of 6 Dec 2024 that number is at 750,610. If in fact their recruitment rate is down 80% from its recent levels, that means that Putin's Orc Horde is now deep into the red in terms of maintaining force levels, much less growing force levels. This is extremely salient because mass and volume have been the key advantage that they have been using operationally to make all the progress they have made in the past year. Glide bombs have been a factor too, but in the absence of overwhelming numbers, Putin's forces will not be able to continue to push back Ukrainian defenders. Indeed, there have already been signs in recent weeks of the AFU pushing back in certain areas to retake some territory (not to mention the bold and completely unexpected invasion into Russia's Kursk Oblast back in August 2024, which still holds out to this day. On the home front in Russia: Inflation is in the 21% ballpark. A home mortgage goes for about 25% and that is with a 50% down payment. Understandably, there is very little activity in the housing market and the risk of major bankruptcies for real estate firms is high. This is true for all sectors of the economy which are not directly tied to defense industries. As a result of the refugees having fled Russia, the casualties among prime age men, and the magnified demands of the defense sector, there are massive labor shortages all over the empire and unemployment is in the ballpark of

[@JH-rk9gd]

O’Reilly is so not smart

[@JeannetteShoreland]

Mr. O'Reilly has his own podcast and is listened to by really smart people, except for you.

[@m42037]

And has many books and best seller's, the OP is a troll

[@forrestsory1893]

I'm reasonably sure Stalin had those tunnels in place long before Putin showed up. WW2 left a legacy. Fear of a Nuclear attack left a legacy as well. Stalin was very paranoid as well.

[@abgeebssr7344]

The Russians are doing just fine; and so are the people in these other so-called poor countries. Americans always judge their reactions to situations and conditions based on Americans’ way of thinking. These people are not as materialistic as Americans and will survive on the few things that they have.

[@kevinshaw3138]

Get a better guest - not meeting your usual standards of insight based on facts. “Putin is a professional liar” - tells me nothing - maybe less than nothing.

[@ramonjr.deluna9584]

Russian still advancing in donbass..wtf are talking paid amateur expert.

[@ryandemartino830]

Need to listen to Scott Ritter or Douglas McGregor on this issue. This guy has absolutely no IDEA on what he's talking about

[@thisaradilshan8034]

I smell lies 👃

[@m42037]

Why does tubby keep saying putlers first name

[@constantineargyropoulos7066]

The professor is full of shit

[@IslandKate]

Moscow was full of underground tunnels long before the war with Ukraine. It is famous for them, many of them leading to secret backdoors throughout the Kremlin.

[@raulcastillo6736]

Bill I like you but I am sorry nobody is buying ur propaganda in this subject. You still have neocon tendencies and we can see through them and remember we are now smarter than ever and can analyze the news and have multiple different sources to find out the truth.

[@daryoushsameyah8329]

Must be another j pundit!

[@bulldogsbob]

I can see lots of Russian bots here.

[@claudiocorleone7856]

Like they have time to waste here! Be serious no one wants this war to continue except dem war mongering politicians and idiots like yourself that don’t understand that if this continues it will end badly for ALL of us including Ukraine AND Russia.

[@johno1544]

You mean people not believing these CIA talking points. Guys like this were telling us russia was running out of weapons almost two years ago

[@WingkKong]

Because there are still many normal people in the world

[@jay90374]

Why 🤔 because we don't agree with you?🤦

[@MaxAmerica.Freedom]

I see a lot of brainwashed people who believe crap like this. Don't watch TV. See the world and decide for yourself.

[@Tati8796]

Finally some reality talk.

[@Dadscousinauntyunk]

🤦😂😂😂 where do you get your info on this war. CNN

[@Tati8796]

@LunasTCG_CollectionsAUS I speak Russian. I get my information from Russian sources mostly. Trump voter here, btw

[@margestrong]

@@Tati8796me too, a Russian speaking Trump voter who would defend Ukraine, but not their establishment. This war has to end one way or another, and every party involved lies. No wonder why nobody is sure of any info we get on this war. The interesting fact, we those that know the culture and know more truth from people on the ground would still bend our opinion, but these smarty pants on their warm couches would not budge one inch from their wrongly formed opinion based on their political ideology

[@savic-e8m]

LOL Russia never started this war but Russia will finish it.

[@savic-e8m]

Simon Miles is an amateur liar.