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Fiona Hill

Fiona Hill

Former Deputy Assistant to the President of the United StatesWikipedia

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Oct 17, 2026

David CornGUEST
14:42
Um, I talked to a lot of people who served with him, uh, or were his aides in the first administration, and they were all so puzzled by this profound affinity he had for Putin.
David CornGUEST
14:53
And Fiona Hill, um, who was in charge of the Russia brief at the NSC, said that as far, best she could figure, he wanted to be Putin.
David CornGUEST
15:02
He looks at Putin as one of the richest men in the world and who has this total authority, where he can do whatever he wants and gets away with it.
David CornGUEST
15:09
He doesn't have to worry with the messiness of democracy.
Jonathan FinkGUEST
31:48
Um, and it's some of the leading experts, uh, on Russia and Ukraine, um, interviews recorded through the war and, uh, lovingly transcribed and curated, uh, to make them more readable.
Jonathan FinkGUEST
32:00
Um, but y- I think it gives a, a, a good picture of the origins of the war and certainly what happened and unfolded in the first couple of years, and there'll be many names in that that people will be familiar with, such as Fiona Hill, Ben Hodges, Edward Lucas, and many others.
Fergus MacpheeHOST
32:16
Jonathan Fink, thank you for joining me.
Jonathan FinkGUEST
32:18
Thanks so much.
Alex JonesHOST
25:40
He did this a bunch, but that's a currency.
Alex JonesHOST
25:43
And I'd be like, "Sir, you've got globalists inside your cabinet, Fiona Hill." And he'd be like, "Ah, Alex, let me put your wife back on."
JP SearsGUEST
25:48
Yeah.
Alex JonesHOST
25:48
He already knew he had 'em in there.
Andy ZaltzmanHOST
4:15
Jenna, what have what have you made of it this week?
Jena FriedmanGUEST
4:17
Look, Fiona Hill is awesome.
Jena FriedmanGUEST
4:19
It's cool to just it was such a breath of fresh air to hear someone just like talking about things in a way that isn't so convoluted.
Jena FriedmanGUEST
4:29
I'm also inspired by the Republicans ability to just like twist reality to the point where we're all just questioning it constantly.
Jena FriedmanGUEST
5:00
I know.
Jena FriedmanGUEST
5:00
I know.
Andy ZaltzmanHOST
5:02
Interesting that with Fiona Hill, she was born in Britain.
Nish KumarGUEST
5:07
When I googled her in preparation for this podcast, I was like, I bet Zoltz was going to raise the fact she was born
Mike RobinsonHOST
55:43
He said, "We have until the end of 2030, at best, to deter," uh, "to deter and be ready to fight." Uh, so the question is, what is the integrated force? Uh, well, the concept comes from the Strategic, Strategic Defense Review, published in June 2025.
Mike RobinsonHOST
55:58
Uh, the review, as we've mentioned many times, written by Lord Robertson, Dr. Fiona Hill, and General Sir Richard Barrons.
Mike RobinsonHOST
56:05
Uh, and the aim is to move the Army, Royal Navy, and RAF from working jointly as separate services that cooperate into a single networked force.
Mike RobinsonHOST
56:14
Uh, in that force, troops, crewed platforms, uh, drones, AI, and data are linked across land, sea, airspace, and cyber.
Mel KHOST
61:21
The FBI used the Steele reporting to open an investigation into a duly elected president that has not stopped to this day.
Mel KHOST
61:28
A, a color revolution was done, and, and Brookings itself, Talbot was the president when the Senate, um, uh, uh, essentially, uh, started contact with Steele, and then Daschenko and Fiona Hill and the, uh, I think Chalupa sisters, all the people involved in the Ukraine impeachment also had connections to Brookings.
Mel KHOST
61:48
I mean, it doesn't take a genius to realize that there's a small group of people that consider themselves the elite of this country that surround the Clintons.
Mel KHOST
61:55
Remember, we're the deplorables, and they're the morally superior.
Alex JonesHOST
28:46
And I'd be like, sir, you've got globalists inside your cabinet.
Alex JonesHOST
28:48
Fiona Hill would be like, Alex, let me put your wife back on.
Alex JonesHOST
28:51
He already knew he had them in there.
Alex JonesHOST
28:53
The point was, I didn't realize it.
LitaHOST
64:39
The rupture proved short-lived and the U.S. cooperation resumed.
LitaHOST
64:44
This time, Trump's verbal attacks may make the situation more dangerous for Kiev politically, according to Fiona Hill, who serves as a top Russian advisor on the U.S. National Security Council during Trump's first term and is now a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.
LitaHOST
65:00
If he starts to actively play a role in Ukrainian politics, she said, and in this way essentially engaging in political subversion, he can do a lot more damage.
LitaHOST
65:10
While the Ukrainian leader has previously shown he could push back against Trump and withstand the immediate fallout, another confrontation could prove more dangerous now as his nation heads into winter.
James O'BrienHOST
57:03
You could not argue from that moment onwards against the idea that Donald Trump was on Vladimir Putin's side against Ukraine.
James O'BrienHOST
57:12
You go back to what Fiona Hill said in a Senate committee hearing about back channels suggesting that if, if Trump turned a blind eye to Putin going into Ukraine, then Putin would turn a blind eye to Trump going into Venezuela.
James O'BrienHOST
57:25
It's literally on paper.
James O'BrienHOST
57:26
It's written down.
James O'BrienHOST
57:27
It was recorded.
James O'BrienHOST
57:28
Fiona Hill, Trump's Russia advisor, after she left the administration and after he left office, saying it at a Senate committee hearing.
James O'BrienHOST
57:36
And, and, and you sit here now, so it could be a quid pro quo.
James O'BrienHOST
57:39
It might not be a master and servant relationship.
Alex JonesHOST
31:58
Like there's Donald Trump and there's God.
Alex JonesHOST
32:00
And they have no idea that, like, I'm like, sure, Fiona Hill's a globalist operative.
Alex JonesHOST
32:04
Let me write that down.
Alex JonesHOST
32:05
Really? There's a globalist in here and he fires us years later?

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