U.S. Troops in Ukraine?

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Should we put US soldiers in Ukraine? The reason why
I'm asking. In a recent interview, Ukrainian leader Voladamir Zolensky said,
for there to be a final peace deal between Ukraine
and Madarasha, there must be US troops in Ukraine. And

(00:23):
he said not just in the capital city Kiev, but
right there on the front lines in the eastern part
of Ukraine. In other words, he wants soldiers, American boots
on the ground to act as a tripwire to deter
any potential future Russian aggression. And Zolensky said, it's not

(00:45):
just American soldiers. I want French troops, British troops, German troops,
Polish troops, NATO troops. But there must be American troops
and soldiers who will be there on the front lines
policing the peace. My friends, now you know why Trump

(01:07):
kicked this conman and grifter right out of the lighthouse. Absolutely, not,
not one US soldier, not one American, should be sent
to Ukraine to guarantee its future sovereignty and independence. We
have enough problems here at home. It's time to put

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America first. If Zelenski says that peace depends upon American
troops acting as policemen and peacekeepers in Ukraine, then no way,
no deal. Not a single US soldier should be sent,

(01:50):
because in the end, Ukraine is not worth the bones
of a single American soldier. Enough is enough. Either Zolensky
wants peace or he doesn't. But no way in hell
should the United States send our boys, our girls, and
expend a drop of American blood to defend the country

(02:15):
in which we have no vital national interest. Let Ukrainian
boys police the front lines, but as for American boys,
stay the hell out. No troops to Ukraine, period,