Stay Tuned with Preet Dictators All Around Me (with Jonathan Capehart & Susan Glasser)
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Feb 24, 2025 Join Jonathan Capehart, host of MSNBC’s “The Saturday/Sunday Show,” and Susan Glasser, a seasoned political analyst at The New Yorker, as they dissect the tense Ukraine-Russia conflict. They delve into Trump's recent conversations with Putin, examining how his rhetoric aligns with Kremlin narratives and challenges traditional Republican values. The duo also tackles the evolving landscape of U.S. foreign policy, the implications for NATO, and the rising threat of authoritarianism. Their insights provide a gripping snapshot of contemporary geopolitical dynamics.
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Trump's Pro-Putin Stance
- Donald Trump's recent comments on the Russia-Ukraine war, blaming Ukraine for starting it, are a Kremlin talking point.
- This reflects Trump's consistent pro-Russia stance and lack of criticism towards Putin.
Trump's Transparent Language
- Trump's language lacks nuance and often directly reflects his thoughts.
- His pro-Putin stance, however, has been remarkably consistent, even from the Helsinki incident.
Trump's Narrative-Driven Facts
- Trump's claim that Ukraine started the war reflects his tendency to invent facts to fit his narratives.
- He acts like a bully, targeting weaker nations and individuals who don't comply with his demands.