The Charlie Kirk Show No Stupid Questions on Ukraine and More
Nov 27, 2025
Blake Neff, a political commentator with deep insights into U.S. foreign policy, joins Daisy Phelps, an engaging on-air contributor, to dive into pressing questions about Ukraine. They explore Crimea's complex history and why U.S. support for Ukraine is vital. The duo discusses Russia's initial invasion goals, the broader implications of a peace deal, and concerns regarding corruption in Ukraine. They also tackle listener questions about the Senate's blue slip tradition and crime in urban areas. It’s an eye-opening conversation that demystifies current geopolitical tensions!
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Peace Plan Recognizes Russian Gains
- The proposed 28-point peace plan would formally recognize large Russian-held parts of Ukraine as Russian territory.
- Its goal is a final settlement that removes ambiguities from the last 30 years of border disputes.
Russia Miscalculated Ukraine's Resolve
- Russia initially attacked Kyiv and expected Ukraine to collapse quickly.
- Ukraine's unexpected resistance prolonged the war and upset Russian plans.
Russia's Early Diplomatic Demands
- Russia's prewar proposal demanded Crimea be recognized as Russian and no NATO expansion into Ukraine.
- That offer involved fewer concessions than later peace proposals.