here is what max blumenthal says.ive ukrainian counterattacks the counteroffensive itself was brutally suppressed by russian artillery by russian missiles, and we can't even imagine. how many young ukrainians died in vain due to senseless attacks on the russian positions in zaporizhzhia, where possible, the ukrainians do not see the photographs of the burnt corpses of these young people, torn off hands does not see growing cemeteries throughout ukraine well 200,000 dead from 20 to 50,000 amputees. this is the data that zapopniks give. and how many square kilometers as a result? i'm not so emotional about evgeny's actions, in fact , it's certainly too early to sum up the results of the ukrainian performance, but you can sum up the intermediate result and already do it. quite a detailed conclusion from this in the first place. ah, of course, if we talk about the military of the kiev regime, i'm talking, of course, about the generals, then here, uh, a cruel joke with them e, faith in the power of arming the military equi

okay, and we've max blumenthal also. i mean, it's a, well, this is all engineer to divide us whether there is a division. go ahead, tyler? well, you know it's, it's so, and she imagined that because of jimmy jimmy has been, you know, he's the, he'll tell you just the easiest, the comedian who realized what was going on and had to speak out as an american. and for years he, uh, essentially there was this notion that you had to sort of disavow tucker carlson as you agree with him in the sense that, that well i, you know, tucker i, you know, in the same thing with alex jones, frankly, does. everybody had to always give these sort of preliminaries if they were not, you know, have it supporters that, oh well, you know, alex jones may be crazy but, and they, they started doing that so much that i noticed the jimmy no longer says well, tucker carlson as well, you know, off the ranch or whatever are you doing? i've noticed the transition i noticed was right, is it exactly the way you did? i remember, yeah. it's finally finally c

explained to the public enemy, and there are many, uh, and we have a lot of friends, you know, max blumenthal every month, a, glenn greenwald. they can, more than these kind of people. are they explain why empire is bad for the american people, but it's hard to get through that after what? 70 years of, of imperial discourse. 30 seconds, right before we go to uh, before we finish up, go ahead. yeah, i completely agree. it's, it's, it's brainwashing ultimately, and we see this with every, every narrative we're dealing with and, but quite frankly, to leave on a positive note. i really do feel that people are seeing through this. americans are seeing through this and that's demonstrated with the cold, with narrative, with all with ukraine. and i think that that's why this is getting more and more desperate because they realize that the narrative is collapsing. and so they're pressing more. but i quite frankly see that as a positive we need to start questioning everything. yeah, the more they push it to more negative return. so they get gentlemen, that's all the time we have one to take my guess i

and we have a lot of friends, you know, max blumenthal every month, a glen greenwald, bank, and more than these kind of people are, they explain why empire is bad for the american people. but it's hard to get through that after what 70 years of imperial discourse. 30 seconds, right before we go to uh, before we finish up, go ahead. yeah, i completely agree. it's, it's, it's brain washing ultimately, and we see this with every, every narrative. we're dealing with and, but quite frankly, to leave on a positive note. i really do feel that people are seeing through this. americans are seeing through this, and that's demonstrated with the cold, with narrative, with all with ukraine. and i think that that's why this is getting more and more desperate because they realize that the narrative is collapsing. and so they're pressing more. but i quite frankly see that as a positive we need to start questioning everything. yeah, the more they push it to more negative return, so they get gentlemen, that's all the time we have one to take my guess in montreal, franklin and in moscow. and of course

here is what max blumenthal says.en imagine. how many young ukrainians died in vain due to senseless attacks on russian fortified positions in zaporozhye, ukrainians do not see the photographs, the burnt corpses of these young people, the severed hands do not see the growing cemeteries throughout ukraine well, 200,000 dead from 20 to 50,000 amputees. these are the data that westerners give. which are obviously understated. but even at the front it suddenly became clear. and how many square kilometers did ukraine lose as a result of the contrast? because while we only hear stories, how they all season move. and they lost something as a result of actions. lieutenant general mordovichev, not all the ruins no one wants to let down. yevgeny, i'm not really that emotional , and it's definitely too early to sum up the results of the ukrainian offensive, but you can sum up, and already do an intermediate result. quite a detailed conclusion from this in the first place. ah, of course, if we talk about the military of the kiev

max. our man, jim blumenthal, what is up with this?nt of the delivery delay is not known at this time. i would say, as people who follow stock know, in the last six months, you have had about three or four of these manufacturing issues, coupled with the 737, and the 787 as well. in all three cases, not only did the company get through it, but the stock price got through it as well. we are in a new regime compared to the last few years where in the stock, it is two steps forward, two steps back. the net progress is there. they are delivering planes. he does not sound like this is some issue that will upset the apple cart. you should expect this is the prior instances the last few months, it is a week couple of days, and the stock regains its footing. >> it sounds to me, where you were exasperated at times in the past around his name, you admittedly so, i am sure, not so much this time? this is just a little two steps forward, one step back? >> that is the way i have got to characterize it. i don't like the one step back, it is always lo