Trump Plans Putin Talks Amid Ukraine Tensions, Deports Illegals Despite Court

This pod­cast cov­ers Trump’s upcom­ing Tues­day talks with Putin, as Rus­sia rejects UK and French troop pres­ence in Ukraine, where Putin sees no need for peace talks, view­ing him­self vic­to­ri­ous, while NATO peace­keep­ers could spark war. The UK con­sid­ers deploy­ing up to 30,000 troops, a move Putin won’t tol­er­ate. It also address­es Trump’s depor­ta­tions of ille­gals to El Sal­vador under the Alien Ene­mies Act, despite a judge’s halt, with the White House argu­ing a sin­gle judge can’t stop an air­craft car­ri­er of expelled “alien ter­ror­ists.” Stephen Miller defends the pol­i­cy unapolo­get­i­cal­ly. The media is in uproar over lack of due process, while these depor­tees are “mon­sters” let in by Biden.

• Trump says he will talk to Putin on Tues­day. Rus­sia is not going to allow UK, France troops in Ukraine. Zelen­sky doesn’t know what to do. He only knows that he does what they tell him he will con­tin­ue to dri­ve nice cars, take vaca­tions. Putin is not look­ing for a peace deal with Ukraine because he won. NATO peace­keep­ers in Ukraine mean war. UK mulls open-end­ed troop deploy­ment in Ukraine, up to 30K troops, this will not be accept­ed by Putin. 
• The media is freak­ing out because the ille­gals didn’t get due process before being deport­ed. A judge stopped the depor­ta­tions to el sal­vador. But we need to con­tin­ue to remove these peo­ple from our cities. Aliens ene­mies act is how Trump was allowed to deport these crim­i­nals. Won­der­ing if that will be an impeach­able offence. Did the Trump admin­is­tra­tion vio­late the judge’s order? White house state­ment: A sin­gle judge in a sin­gle city can­not direct the move­ments of an air­craft car­ri­er full of for­eign alien ter­ror­ists who were phys­i­cal­ly expelled from US soil. Stephen Miller doesn’t care what you think. He goes to the podi­um to tell it like it is and push­es back with truth. 
• These are the mon­sters that Biden has allowed into our coun­try.