Ukraine supported Syrian rebels, including Al-Qaeda-affiliated groups, by providing drones and other support to undermine Russia and its Syrian allies. This was part of a broader Ukrainian effort to strike at Russian operations in the Middle East, Africa, and within Russia itself.
Ukraine's support played a modest role in overthrowing Bashar al-Assad but significantly disrupted Russian efforts in Syria. It also potentially increased Russian resolve to escalate the conflict in Ukraine.
Trump called Ukraine's missile strikes into Russia a major escalation and a foolish decision, suggesting it could lead to further conflict. He also implied that Ukraine might be waiting for him to take office before making significant moves.
Trump avoided a direct answer, focusing instead on the high number of casualties in the conflict and the need for a resolution. He emphasized that both sides are suffering and that the situation is not sustainable.
Trump stated that he doesn't trust anyone, including Netanyahu, and emphasized his desire for a long-lasting peace in the region, suggesting various ways to achieve it, including a two-state solution.
Questions were raised about the authenticity of the video, including why the prisoner appeared healthy despite claims of being held without food or water for days. Critics also questioned why the prisoner didn't react to the gunshot or why the cell was clean without any waste.
Osborne's key message was focused on paycheck populism, emphasizing that hardworking Americans deserve to get ahead and that their paychecks matter. He also pledged to represent Nebraskans without taking corporate money.
The Working Class Heroes Fund is a PAC aimed at recruiting and supporting working-class candidates for political office. Osborne's goal is to bring more working-class representation to Congress, which currently has less than 2% of its members from working-class backgrounds.
Osborne faced challenges in fundraising due to his lack of wealthy contacts. His campaign relied on small donations from local supporters and early angel investors, eventually raising over $14 million with an average donation of $40.
Osborne plans to run for office again in 2026, with a 99% chance of seeking another political position. He is eyeing potential races, including the seat currently held by Governor Pete Ricketts in Nebraska.
Ryan and Saagar discuss Ukraine helped overthrow Assad, Trump doesn't trust Bibi, CNN possible hoax Syria video, Dan Osborn interview on his future.
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