Trump official makes bombshell public admission EXPOSING Trump

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00:00For anybody out there who thinks maybe behind closed doors Donald Trump is a good negotiator.

00:05Maybe him bumbling around in public is just the media coloring what he does and in reality

00:09he knows what he's doing and he has the upper hand.

00:12For those people, listen to this clip from Trump's Middle East envoy Steve Whitkoff during

00:16his interview with Tucker Carlson to see just how easy it is to dupe Donald Trump.

00:22In the second visit that I had, you know, it got personal.

00:26The president, President Putin, had commissioned a beautiful portrait of President Trump from

00:33the leading Russian artist and actually gave it to me and asked me to take it home to President

00:37Trump which I brought home and delivered to him.

00:40It's been reported in the paper but it was such a gracious moment and told me a story,

00:46Tucker, about how when the president was shot he went to his local church and met with his

00:53priest and prayed for the president.

00:55Not because he was the president of the United, he could become the president of the United

00:59States but because he had a friendship with him and he was praying for his friend.

01:04It was, I mean, can you imagine sitting there and listening to these kind of conversations

01:07and I came home and delivered that message to our president and delivered the painting

01:14and he was clearly touched by it.

01:18So this is the kind of connection that we've been able to reestablish through, by the way,

01:23a simple word called communication.

01:26So I just want to be clear.

01:28Vladimir Putin commissions a portrait of Donald Trump's favorite thing, Trump's own face,

01:33and asks Whitkoff to bring it to Trump and that's why, in part, this administration loves

01:39the Kremlin?

01:40I mean, I'm sorry but I would have a more difficult time fooling a nine-year-old than

01:44Putin has pulling the wool over Donald Trump's eyes.

01:47All this guy had to do was give Trump a portrait of himself?

01:50That's what it took to win over the art-of-the-deal guy?

01:53These are America's negotiators?

01:54Guys, I'm sorry, but if these are the people negotiating against Putin and Xi and Erdogan

02:00and Kim Jong-un, we're fucked.

02:03But the reality is that the world's autocrats understand how easy it is to win over Trump.

02:08They understand that he is a narcissist and that all they have to do is offer some shallow

02:13flattery and he melts like putty in their hands.

02:17When you hear about love letters between Kim Jong-un and Trump, when you hear about

02:20this special relationship between Putin and Trump, when you hear about how China's President

02:25Xi is right out of central casting, the reason that Donald Trump defends these people is

02:30because they are nice to him.

02:32Not because they care about him, not because they care about America, but because they

02:35know how easy it is to win him over so that they can get what they need for their own

02:40countries.

02:41Again, this isn't out of love for the United States, it's out of love for their own countries.

02:46Trump being too narcissistic to see beyond his own shadow is not to our advantage, it's

02:50to theirs.

02:51It is why Putin now faces the most weakened NATO in history.

02:55It's why Xi now has the easiest path to overtake Taiwan if he wants it.

02:59It's why North Korea has the most leeway to ramp up their nuclear capabilities.

03:03Because they own Trump.

03:05They give him little pets and in turn, Trump lets them do what they want.

03:09It couldn't be more obvious that they were gaming our president if they literally came

03:13out and said it.

03:14And ironically enough, the only person not in on it is the guy who takes credit for writing

03:19the book, The Art of the Deal.

03:21In fact, the leaders who have enough self-respect not to grovel to Donald Trump are the ones

03:25that he despises most.

03:27That's why we saw this horrific display in the Oval Office.

03:29In 2019, I signed with him the deal.

03:33I signed with him, Macron and Merkel.

03:36We signed ceasefire, ceasefire.

03:39All of them told me that he will never go.

03:43We signed him with gas contract, gas contract, yes.

03:47But after that, he broken the ceasefire.

03:50What kind of diplomacy, J.D., you are speaking about?

03:54I'm talking about the kind of diplomacy that's going to end the destruction of your country.

03:57Mr. President, Mr. President, with respect, I think it's disrespectful for you to come

04:01into the Oval Office and try to litigate this in front of the American media.

04:05Let's start from the beginning.

04:06Sure.

04:07First of all, during the war, everybody has problems, even you.

04:11But you have nice ocean and don't feel now, but you will feel it in the future.

04:17Don't tell us what we're going to feel.

04:18We're trying to solve a problem.

04:20Don't tell us what we're going to feel.

04:21I'm not telling you.

04:22Because you're in no position to dictate that.

04:24Remember this.

04:25You're in no position to dictate what we're going to feel.

04:30In other words, because Zelensky wasn't willing to sacrifice his dignity to show fealty to

04:34Trump the way these autocrats do, the way they're smart enough to understand how to

04:38do, Trump attacks.

04:40I asked Lieutenant Colonel Alexander Vindman why Zelensky didn't just do the thing that

04:44the world's autocrats understand that they should do by cozying up to our thin-skinned

04:48president.

04:49Here's what he had to say.

04:50There is a school of thought that given the extent to which other world leaders kind of

04:54know how to manipulate Trump, that all you have to do is kill him with kindness, that

04:57you have to stroke his ego, that's how he operates, that folks are saying, well, why

05:01not just just go in, say what you need to say to Trump, bring some, bring some, create

05:06some medal, some civilian honor, the first ever from Ukraine and heap it onto Donald

05:13Trump as some big prestigious thing and just kind of like win him over, win him over that

05:19way.

05:20Why do you think that knowing how he operates, that that tack wasn't taken, that it was important

05:25to stand his ground, stand on business and defend objective reality about this war, about

05:31Russia and so on?

05:32That is an awesome question.

05:34Usually what it comes down to is recent history, not the deep history of all the mistakes that

05:38we've made along the way.

05:39I mean, remember the subtitle is how the West deceives, deceived itself about Russia and

05:45betrayed Ukraine.

05:46We continue to do that.

05:48But within just the recent history, within the Trump administration in its five weeks,

05:52it seems like five years, what we have is Trump saying that Putin is not a dictator,

06:00that Putin wants peace earnestly, saying that Zelensky is the dictator, saying that

06:07Ukraine caused the war.

06:09And then the beginning of this, this last week on Monday, in one of the most disgusting

06:13only to be surmounted on Friday by that Oval Office spectacle, what happened on Monday

06:19was a vote in the United Nations in which the U.S. sided with Russia, sided with North

06:24Korea against our allies and refused to condemn Russia as an aggressor.

06:29Now, some people might say, well, you know, Trump is trying the same technique that works

06:34with him, that he wants to flatter Putin into, you know, into getting a deal.

06:40That is not going to happen.

06:42Putin is a master manipulator.

06:43He's a KGB case officer.

06:45He knows that he could pull this with Trump and get what he wants.

06:49But Putin is not going to compromise and give up things that are important to him.

06:54What's important to him is subduing Ukraine, folding Ukraine back into Russia because he

06:59has this empire building project.

07:01So for Zelensky to go in there and let slide on the heels of showing him pictures of soldiers,

07:07his POWs being abused, of talking about 20,000 children being kidnapped and brainwashed that

07:14are now in Russia, to allow that to slide is not just the typical flattery that, you

07:19know, other folks do.

07:21That would be weakness.

07:22That would be weakness to his own people that are fighting, his own troops on the front

07:26line that need to see a firm, resolved, courageous leader.

07:31That would be weakness to Putin that would inspire the belief that Russia could win this

07:37war.

07:38And this wasn't just about the Oval Office, about the president.

07:41This was the whole world watching and, frankly, seeing a nightmare situation unfold.

07:46And Zelensky, you know, some people might criticize him for not flattering, getting

07:49the deal.

07:50The deal was important, but it wasn't that important.

07:53Because the trend line was that Putin or that Trump was going to cater to Putin and

07:59that he was going to go back and take this and say, look, see, I could get the Ukrainians

08:04to compromise without getting the Russians to compromise.

08:07So it was it was not the right answer.

08:09The right answer was Zelensky holding his ground.

08:12And frankly, in somehow having both Trump and Vance look like bullies and weak at the

08:18same time.

08:19But the point worth conveying here is this.

08:21Donald Trump is a weak man's idea of a strong man.

08:24He is not a good negotiator.

08:25He's a terrible one.

08:27He's why our economy is in the toilet right now, because he launched a dumbass trade war

08:31that he thought he'd win only to watch other countries fight back and embroil us in this

08:35economic catastrophe.

08:37And if getting made into a fool by our allies wasn't bad enough, what's worse is the

08:41way in which he's getting rolled by our enemies.

08:44Russia's scored the useful idiot of the century in Donald Trump.

08:47And moments like these, between Steve Whitkoff and Tucker Carlson, only serve to make that

08:52even clearer than it's already been.

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