Tucker questions why Ukraine has nothing to show for it when we’ve sent them more than the entire Russian military budget. Highlights include:

“What do you have when you find Sam Bankman-Fried, Janet Yellen, and President Zelensky of Ukraine all together in one room? A Federal grand jury proceeding? That would be a good guess. Sam Bankman-friend seems to have committed the biggest financial fraud in history. As the chair of the Federal Reserve, Janet Yellen bears direct responsibility for the destruction of the entire US economy. President Zelensky, meanwhile, sits atop a money laundering scheme so brazen, the democrats won’t even allow it to be audited. So, yes, these are three people who could badly use a federal investigation, but they’re not getting one. Instead, they’re being celebrated, held up as uniquely fascinating people by the New York Times.”

“It probably is not a surprise that no one at the New York Times bothered to ask Zelensky today where exactly all the money has gone. No one demanded an accounting of the billions of your tax dollars that seem to have disappeared into the pockets of Ukrainian oligarchs in track suits, ‘cuz asking would’ve been rude… So, instead, the New York Times gave Zelensky an opportunity to demand much more of your money, which of course he promptly took.”

“Just in case that you imagined that throwing out Nancy Pelosi and electing a Republican congress, a ‘huge victory’, would mean that somebody would push back against Joe Biden’s lunatic and completely unAmerican foreign policy priorities, you were mistaken, because Michael McCaul just informed us that because we’re good people, and so is Zelensky, we’re going to be sending Mr. Zelensky and his pals in track suits billions more of your money.”

“So, the US military, not Ukraine’s military, our military, the one that’s supposed to protect our country is running out of equipment and manpower, but just so we’re all clear what Michael McCaul’s priorities are, we’re sending advanced weapons systems, yet more of them, to Ukraine. And that’s in addition to what we’ve already sent, which is bigger than the entire Russian military budget. So, if that’s not insulting enough, and pf course the point of this is to insult you and degrade you and to make you fully aware that your country’s interests come last because you come last on the list of priorities, they’re going farther than that. We’ve also decided to pay Ukraine’s energy bills.”

“Now, it’s kind of odd that we’re doing that at a time when we’re having our first real energy crisis since the mid-1970s. A manufactured crisis, but a crisis nevertheless.”

“There’s been a lot of moral outrage in Washington about bad ideas, and of course some ideas are bad, on both sides, for sure. But, ideas aren’t criminal. Actions are criminal, and as always, the real criminals are getting away with it, and getting richer in the process.”

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