Petro Poroshenko
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Sep 18, 2026
Leuren MoretGUEST
On the 7th of March, I have a photograph of Prime Minister Yatsenyuk, who just stole all the gold reserve of the Ukraine, in Obama's office in the White House with this big high, you know, aren't we great, handshake.
Leuren MoretGUEST
And, of course, Yatsenyuk had delivered the gold, and he left with a 10 percent bonus for transferring that gold illegally he's illegal to uh the united states and of course it went into the federal reserve which is owned by very very wealthy people the the rothschilds and and the jesuits and queen elizabeth and so forth And the next thing that happened was Yeltsinyuk and other people in the government had the president sworn in, Poroshenko, who was that he is also an oligarch and he is very dumb.
Leuren MoretGUEST
and easy to manipulate, and they call him the half-wit druggie in the news in the Ukraine now because of all the faux pas that he's made.
Leuren MoretGUEST
But he has been handled by Victoria Nuland, and what happened when Poroshenko was sworn in was this movement, which actually started in May, by the eastern uh ukrainians this pro-russian group it's a lot of people it's like eight million people um they wanted to secede from the ukraine because they knew they would be genocided And Tymoshenko, who had been the prime minister, she's a woman who wears a blonde Russian braid on her head.
Leuren MoretGUEST
She was the cheerleader of the Orange Revolution, and she looted huge amounts of money and had the money transferred into foreign banks.
Leuren MoretGUEST
I think Putin will get that back, but he said he will.
Leuren MoretGUEST
They looted all the money they could get their hands on and transferred it out of the Ukraine.
Leuren MoretGUEST
So the Ukraine is broke now.
Adrian BonenbergerGUEST
And I was over there for a couple of months.
Adrian BonenbergerGUEST
One of the former presidents, again, in Petro Poroshenko was he went there and he I got to meet him and have lunch with him.
Adrian BonenbergerGUEST
I think it was the only American that was at this sort of training facility.
Adrian BonenbergerGUEST
So I was training active duty guys.
Adrian BonenbergerGUEST
They offered me a commission into the Ukrainian military at the end of it, which I. declined politely i didn't want to lose my american citizenship or my marriage um but the uh at that point so there's a video of me and petro poroshenko and i got uh some threats you know somebody put a price on my head for a million rubles which i think you can get like probably half a happy meal for that in america i don't know what that is now it's like 50 cents or something um but uh yeah it's you know i i i i should probably worry more about that stuff than i do i i just feel like it's um i don't know you you you you i care more about doing the right thing now for the right reason than um i i i want to do that and i worry a lot about dying dishonorably or for a bad reason and and I wouldn't say that that was Afghanistan or Iraq, for that matter.
Adrian BonenbergerGUEST
But knowing what I know now, if some Russians were to take me out because I wanted to help the Ukrainians, I'd be like, fuck them.
Adrian BonenbergerGUEST
Yeah, you're welcome to try.
Jimmy FaillaHOST
Do you remember this tape? This is Biden bragging about the billion dollars he threatened Ukraine with.
Joe BidenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
I had gotten a commitment from Poroshenko and from Yatsenyuk that they would take action against the state prosecutor and they didn't.
Joe BidenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They said, you have no authority.
Joe BidenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
You're not the president.
Richard SakwaGUEST
Uh, and this is reflecting something that has been ignored since the beginning of the war, and indeed before the war, and one of the reasons why there is a war, and that is the, the other Ukraine, and she is a good example of that.
Richard SakwaGUEST
This other Ukraine, which is saying, "Look, this regime, this Zelensky, and before that, Poroshenko, this West, this elite dom- uh, dominated and supported by the West, is does not truly reflect the Ukraine that they want.
Richard SakwaGUEST
There is another Ukraine, not this intolerant, this, uh, repressive." 'Cause, uh, it's not just, uh, Y- Mendel, it's, it's the fact anybody who's a critic, uh, is sacked, is persecuted, is jailed.
Richard SakwaGUEST
There's, there's many cases of that, including Sutyaga at the moment, um, a socialist who condemned the war, who was given a, a long jail sentence, uh, and so on.
Michael CohenHOST
They lie quite a bit and they were wrong quite a bit.
Michael CohenHOST
They were wrong from me being in Prague all the way to getting paid to Poroshenko to the peace plan.
Michael CohenHOST
It is so many errors that have been made.
Michael CohenHOST
But listen, like I said, I'm big boy.
GerdesHOST
Kaliba, the former foreign minister, says Zelensky thought he could sit down with Putin, talk normally, stop the madness.
GerdesHOST
Poroshenko started the same way.
GerdesHOST
Both learned the same lesson and ended up Ukrainian ultra-nationalist in the good sense of the term.
GerdesHOST
The 1991 border cannot be the goal itself.
Serhii KudeliaGUEST
And of course, the main problem that emerges after the Orange Revolution is the fact that Viktor Yushchenko in some ways becomes hostage to the very economic elites that brought him to power.
Serhii KudeliaGUEST
And instead of dismantling the system of oligarchy capitalism that Kuchma built, Yushchenko instead appoints his own mini guards to the positions of power, people like Chervenenko, people like Poroshenko, even Yulia Tymoshenko.
Serhii KudeliaGUEST
And all of these people, instead of thinking about how they are going to build institutions, new democratic institutions of Ukraine, things that have been done, by the way, just recently, like the anti-corruption agencies that emerged very recently in Ukraine.
Serhii KudeliaGUEST
What they did was compete for access to rents and engage in this mutually destructive fight for who will ultimately gain absolute political power in order to accumulate more rents to themselves.
Brian WhitmoreHOST
And Marta and I are trying to bring in the light.
Brian WhitmoreHOST
But I mean, Sir He, you're right.
Brian WhitmoreHOST
You basically had this oligarchic system where the minigarks, who were people who actually made their money, right? Poroshenko made a chocolate factory that made pretty good chocolate that people wanted to buy and he got rich as a result.
Brian WhitmoreHOST
right? He wasn't seeking rents.
Jimmy RushtonGUEST
But there are some non-perishable foodstuffs which can be stored in, you know, generalized logistics centers.
Jimmy RushtonGUEST
But what you're seeing at least in the last couple of weeks, is strikes on, for example, Roshen, which is a big confectionery company in Ukraine owned by Poroshenko, the ex-president.
Jimmy RushtonGUEST
One of their chocolate confectionery warehouses was hit and that was, you know, just foodstuffs.
Jimmy RushtonGUEST
You've seen, you know, hardware stores, their warehouses bond.
Leuren MoretGUEST
They weren't even given guns.
Leuren MoretGUEST
Poroshenko didn't even feed his soldiers.
Leuren MoretGUEST
I saw videos of them catching wild snakes and roasting them over campfires.
Leuren MoretGUEST
And a lot of the soldiers, I mean, 14,000 disappeared, Ukrainian soldiers, they just disappeared.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
asking him to look at at least three different conspiracies, two of which had already been debunked.
Michael CohenHOST
This is a remarkable piece of journalism that assembled facts from the best of the new Trump books, newspaper articles, and cable television hits, and is a damning portrait of Meadows as an enabler to a delusional, dangerous, and psychopathic president who should have been removed by the 25th Amendment.
Michael CohenHOST
Instead, Meadows continues to bow and scrape even today.
Michael CohenHOST
Wanted to join you to talk about really a president that is fully engaged, highly focused and remaining on task.
Michael CohenHOST
Let's take a deep dive into this timeline because what it shows is an outstanding criminal effort by Mark Meadows to enable Trump's big lie.
speaker_7SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
What we know is that for Meadows to to.
Michael CohenHOST
Just security goes on to say that Meadows would have more difficulty resisting a subpoena to appear before a grand jury than he would request a subpoena to appear before Congress.
Michael CohenHOST
Also significant, Meadows may have greater legal exposure than others involved because he presumably understood well when Attorney General William Barr and others informed him that the allegations of widespread election fraud were without any foundation.
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