

Trump Finally Confesses in Stunning Admission on Ukraine
8 snips Sep 24, 2025
Donald Trump finally acknowledges his missteps regarding the Ukraine conflict and admits his connection to Putin hasn’t helped. His bold claim of ending the war in 24 hours faces scrutiny, and his contradictory statements about NATO and Russia raise eyebrows. Trump shows a mixed understanding of international incidents, and Zelensky's cautious optimism highlights the tension between words and actions. Meanwhile, press secretary Caroline Levitt hints at a tougher stance on Putin, suggesting a shift in dynamics.
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Trump Admits Relationship With Putin Didn’t Deliver
- Donald Trump admitted he expected his relationship with Putin to end the war quickly but said it “didn't mean anything.”
- Ben Meiselas frames that admission as a major reversal of a central 2024 campaign promise.
From Promised Deal Maker To Russia Critic
- Meiselas contrasts Trump's earlier promise to end the war in 24 hours with his later denunciations of Russia.
- He highlights the dramatic flip from praising Putin to calling Russia a paper tiger and criticizing its conduct.
Gaps In Knowledge On International Incidents
- Meiselas notes Trump's apparent lack of awareness about alleged drone incursions in Denmark as evidence of poor foreign-policy knowledge.
- He uses that moment to question Trump's preparedness on international security details.