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Victoria Nuland

Victoria Nuland

Former Spokesperson for the United States Department of StateWikipedia

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Sep 30, 2026

Glenn DiesenHOST
33:10
People don't know that this is a think tank, though, and it's run by the Kagan family.
Glenn DiesenHOST
33:17
where Victoria Nuland is married into and you know the main financing if I'm not mistaken comes from the arms industry which has an interest to boost you know to prolong this war so you know you won't also have to put that into the propaganda perspective the fact that victoria newland the one who helped to had a key role in in setting off the coup in ukraine who then thereafter had a key role in managing the proxy war is now also a part of this Institute which her family manages that now informs the entire Western world about what's happening in Ukraine that's propaganda for you though I mean it's amazing and I just say it because every every day I get some comments on social media against all have it you're so wrong haven't you read the institute for study of war blah blah blah it's just it's so it's so ridiculous i mean if the russians did something like this we would mock them but nobody mentions it and all the information is available it's quite extraordinary though
Larry JohnsonGUEST
34:24
Yeah, no, and if you do any search with AI engines, again, their algorithm is plugged in to take like ISW stuff as gossip.
Larry JohnsonGUEST
34:34
Oh, it must be true because ISW said it.
Gerald CelenteHOST
13:01
Ukraine presented the perfect opportunity for Washington to advance its hegemonic agenda.
Gerald CelenteHOST
13:08
In a speech at the National Press Club last December, which is December 2013, Assistant Secretary of State Victoria Nuland boasted that Washington had invested $5 billion in NGOs, non-governmental organizations, in Ukraine for the purpose to teach democracy.
Gerald CelenteHOST
13:33
They have no idea, people, have no idea how the United States overthrew the democratically elected government of Viktor Yanukovych in Ukraine.
Gerald CelenteHOST
13:44
And that piece of scum crap, Victoria Nuland, what's her husband? What's that thing that he runs?
Andrew NapolitanoGUEST
13:55
His name is Robert Kagan.
Andrew NapolitanoGUEST
13:57
Some...
Matthew HohGUEST
47:53
But who it surrounded themselves with.
Matthew HohGUEST
47:55
You know, in the sense of Blinken and Sullivan and others, you know, Victoria Nuland.
Matthew HohGUEST
48:01
Right.
Matthew HohGUEST
48:01
I mean, like these people position the United States against Russia in this war in Ukraine in a way that I don't think Obama would ever have got that far.
CannConHOST
36:55
Russia wins its special military operation.
CannConHOST
36:59
maybe one day and probably not but maybe one day we'll know the true reason i think we all have our ideas about the true reason right but maybe one day we actually figure out what this war was actually about it's very hard to believe for me given the history of the euromaidan even going back to the orange revolution in 2008 it's very difficult for me to look at this and say that russia was acting as an aggressor in this when the united states and other western democracies quote unquote democracies have been infiltrating ukraine for over two decades almost two decades now you know in putting in a you know western puppets to to run that country the maidan revolution victoria nuland right when we've been doing that for so long when in reality russia is the country that should have the closest relationship with ukraine because they're on their border know we can expand this to nato putting nato uh allies now on their border there's like what five of them now i believe there's four of them i can't think of them it's uh what is it lithuania is it slovenia i can't i can't remember the the ones specifically off the top of my head but we have several uh nato nato countries that are on the border of russia ukraine of course wanting to become the next one meanwhile the whole time You know, if you go back to the Maidan, one of the key components of the Maidan was this trade deal where the EU was seeking free trade with Ukraine, which therefore would have been a pass through because Ukraine had a trade negotiation deal with Russia.
CannConHOST
38:42
so the eu could have then you know essentially laundered its goods and commodities into ukraine and then gotten access to the russian market without sanctions that russia had imply imposed on eu nations in return from the same sanctions that the eu has uh uh imposed on russia the whole thing is a crap is a crap shoot over there and and all of it in my opinion in my opinion western democracy the eu the nato's of the you know the nato's and the the newlands of the world they're the ones that have been you know pushing this this whole time so i think i still think russia comes from a position of strength in uh in this debacle here and the fact that the german uh you know germany's foreign minister is now engaging directly with lavrov at the un general assembly or the un you know uh yeah general assembly meeting that they had I think that was still the one in New York over the weekend right and uh the fact that they're engaging with with Russia now is a promising uh step in the in the escalation of that so keep our eyes on again going back to what le pen was saying on friday the rhetoric about the eu being at war with russia meanwhile russia's like yeah we're not at war with you guys we're not trying to go to war with you but you know if you do if you do supply weapons it might be you know like remember the lusitania type stuff all over again lusitania was supplying weapons to germany or excuse me to britain in the world in world war one so All right, let's jump into this story.
CannConHOST
40:16
One more.
Ian ProudGUEST
32:17
Diplomacy is tough.
Ian ProudGUEST
32:19
Diplomacy means sitting in a room, going through the hard, detailed negotiations about, frankly, a massive list of issues, a bit like what happened actually in Gomul and in Istanbul at the start of the war, right? In the famous deal that was then scuppered by Boris Johnson and Victoria Nuland.
Ian ProudGUEST
32:34
Diplomacy requires hard work.
Ian ProudGUEST
32:37
It's not Zelensky meeting Trump for 40 minutes in New York yesterday.
John LaughlandGUEST
24:08
I'm talking about Ukraine now, who Uh, of course, always wanted regime change and had decided on regime change, uh, well in advance.
John LaughlandGUEST
24:15
The famous, uh, tape, the famous conversation between Victoria Nuland and, and Gregory and, and the, the American Ambassador Pyatt.
John LaughlandGUEST
24:23
But, um, in the, um, uh, in the, in the case of Bosnia, uh, so in the case of Bosnia, there was an agreement, again, brokered by Europeans, sabotaged by Americans, which would have, uh, kept Bosnia in Yugoslavia.
John LaughlandGUEST
24:36
Uh, and, uh, as it happens, uh, I understand that, uh, as Izetbegovic, the Bosnian Muslim leader, would've become federal president of Yugoslavia according to an informal agreement.
Eric TownsendHOST
28:46
And the people doing the provoking were not Russian, they were American.
Eric TownsendHOST
28:50
They were Hillary Clinton, They were Victoria Nuland.
Eric TownsendHOST
28:54
They were Jake Sullivan and they were Joe Biden.
Eric TownsendHOST
28:57
And that's where this all started in 2014.
Alex ChristoforouHOST
10:25
He called out Sikorsky, who was there in 2014.
Alex ChristoforouHOST
10:28
I think that's why we see so much panic with Sikorsky and so many dumb statements that he's making, because he's one of the few, if not the only, foreign minister, the current foreign minister, who was also part of the John McCain, Victoria Nuland crew that took place in 2014.
Alex ChristoforouHOST
10:45
So I think he has an even added sense of desperation and panic.
Alex ChristoforouHOST
10:52
Anyway, Lavrov went through the entire history, Minsk agreements, Merkel, Hollande, Poroshenko, Zelensky, he went through all of it, but he was definitely putting the blame of everything that has happened with Project Ukraine, once again, on the Europeans.
Alexander MercourisHOST
13:13
It is a war that the deep state in the United States instigated.
Alexander MercourisHOST
13:20
It was the Americans who played the central role in the events in Maidan in 2014.
Alexander MercourisHOST
13:29
Victoria Nuland, who was there
Alex ChristoforouHOST
13:31
handing out the cookies.
Mel KHOST
6:16
We have to talk about the U.N. First and foremost, if you do not know, I will show you this clip.
Mel KHOST
6:23
So last week, the Ukraine Anti-Corruption Bureau, which is obviously run by the people that Victoria Nuland and Obama put in to run Ukraine since it's not been a democracy ever, let alone since 2014 when the CIA and the State Department and Obama and NATO took over the country.
Mel KHOST
6:41
But what we do know is that Anti-Corruption Bureau raided ex-procurement chief Arsene Zumadilov's office, seizing over $140 million in cash.
Mel KHOST
6:55
Take a look at this.

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Jeffrey SachsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:18
Have no doubt about it.
Jeffrey SachsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:20
And the Russians did us a favor.
Jeffrey SachsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:22
They intercepted a really ugly call between Victoria Nuland, my colleague at Columbia University now.
Jeffrey SachsSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:30
If you know her name and what she's done, have sympathy for me.
speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
28:37
But the Russian tactic is just to throw people into the mix-
Alex JonesHOST
28:41
Oh, the Russian tactic when they were surrounded by NATO, and NATO admits they started the fight, and Victoria Nuland testified to Congress they lured Russia into the fight.
Alex JonesHOST
28:53
All right, we're gonna go to break.
Alex JonesHOST
28:54
We're gonna come back.

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