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Viktor Yushchenko

Viktor Yushchenko

Former President of UkraineWikipedia

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Oct 19, 2026

GerdesHOST
4:05
Another 62% say that they are ready to endure the war as long as necessary.
GerdesHOST
4:12
if you're hearing reports that they're ukrainians they just want to give up they just want peace they just want the war to end it doesn't look that way to me here's rt and i'm showing you that it's an rt because of this line here he did not specify whether king leonidas took cocaine though what are you talking about well this is former president yushchenko saying ukrainians are today's 300 spartans and here's here's him saying that
speaker_1UNKNOWN
4:43
Yeah,
GerdesHOST
4:47
why? Why is he saying that? He's saying that because they're defending the front for Europe.

13 MINS LATER

speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:44
What's it like meeting Putin? What was he like, just one-on-one?
J.D. VanceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:47
So I've actually never met Putin.
J.D. VanceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:49
The president did that meeting.
J.D. VanceSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
17:52
I've talked to him on the phone a number of times.
Matt MorseHOST
40:59
For example, Leonid Kukma was prosecuted for murder.
Matt MorseHOST
41:03
Viktor Yushchenko was prosecuted, I'm sorry, investigated for bribery.
Matt MorseHOST
41:07
Viktor Yanukovych was convicted of treason and sentenced to 13 years in prison.
Matt MorseHOST
41:13
And Petro Poroshenko was prosecuted for treason as well.
Alexandr VondraGUEST
34:44
Uh, maybe once he left the presidency, the second Czech presidency was to some extent weaker because, you know, until 1997, despite all his differences with Klaus, he was able somehow to moderate this, to cooperate, not to engaged in a mortal fight.
Alexandr VondraGUEST
35:08
You know, what I usually argue, what did not happen in the Ukraine once the Orange Revolution has won, then Yushchenko with Tymoshenko immediately started to fight each other, and thus Ukraine missed the unique window of opportunity when Russia was still weak to do something substantially.
Alexandr VondraGUEST
35:30
Uh, in our case, this most important, uh, period, you know, 1990 to '97 when we fixed everything important, transition to democracy, transition of the mar- uh, of, of, uh, the, the economy into the market, into the privatization-
Rob CameronHOST
35:49
Mm
John PodhoretzHOST
51:31
Um-
Noah RothmanGUEST
51:31
Yushchenko?
John PodhoretzHOST
51:32
...
John PodhoretzHOST
51:32
Yushchenko.
John PodhoretzHOST
51:32
Yushchenko.
John PodhoretzHOST
51:34
The one, yeah, whose face was modeled by-
Noah RothmanGUEST
51:37
That was 2004
Peter LawrenceHOST
5:40
So he didn't hit anything.
Peter LawrenceHOST
5:45
Don't you just fucking hate Trump? Don't you just fucking hate that piece of shit? Ex-Ukrainian President Yushchenko wrote an open letter to Trump saying Ukraine's desire for peace is not a willingness to surrender.
Peter LawrenceHOST
6:01
The problem is it was a very well thought out and long letter.
Peter LawrenceHOST
6:06
And Trump's attention span is just short of a goldfish.
Peter LawrenceHOST
6:10
You can go online and read it.
Peter LawrenceHOST
6:13
President Yushchenko, C-H-E-N-K-O.
Peter LawrenceHOST
6:21
I just don't have time to put it in here, and I'm sure you're, you know, you might be a goldfish too.
Peter LawrenceHOST
6:28
Who knows? The most recent pro-Russian turn of the U.S.
Joan EspositoHOST
37:17
Did
Joel OstrowGUEST
37:17
you see a former president of Ukraine, his name is Yushchenko, wrote this open letter to Trump after this responding to the diesel agreement, the gas agreement with Russia, and it was like eight pages single spaced.
Joel OstrowGUEST
37:39
That's just not the way you communicate with Donald Trump.
Joel OstrowGUEST
37:42
You're lucky if you can get him to read three sentences.
Matt MorseHOST
26:40
For example, Leonid Kuchma was prosecuted for murder.
Matt MorseHOST
26:45
Viktor Yushchenko was investigated for bribery.
Matt MorseHOST
26:49
Viktor Yanukovych was convicted for treason and sentenced to 13 years in prison.
Matt MorseHOST
26:56
And Petro Poroshenko was prosecuted for treason as well.
Michael McFaulGUEST
18:43
It's not always the Mandela's and Havel's of the world.
Michael McFaulGUEST
18:47
You know, the Orange Revolution in Ukraine, for instance, was led by this guy, Viktor Yushchenko, who used to work in the old semi-autocratic regime.
Michael McFaulGUEST
18:56
Same in Serbia in 2000, going way back.
Michael McFaulGUEST
18:58
But you asked a different question, which is, I don't have a good answer.

7 MINS LATER

Michael McFaulGUEST
26:22
They're not asking you to do that, by the way, so why do it? And when you do that, I think it's a sign of weakness.
Michael McFaulGUEST
26:29
I think it's a signal.
Michael McFaulGUEST
26:31
I mean, the guy I know the best is Putin.
Michael McFaulGUEST
26:32
I've dealt with him.
Leigh TurnerGUEST
14:04
Uh, David Miliband came, came, came out to Kyiv about a week after I got there, just after Russia had invaded Georgia, so he was coming out to show support for the Ukrainians, a very good move.
Leigh TurnerGUEST
14:15
And, um, the Ukrainian politicians, it was Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko was, uh, in power at the time, and President Yushchenko, and Tymoshenko really hated the head of the party of the regions.
Leigh TurnerGUEST
14:26
It was a guy called Yanukovych, who later became president.
Leigh TurnerGUEST
14:29
And in order to stop Yanukovych from meeting David Miliband, she completely changed the whole program, literally as we were on the way to the airport to pick up David Miliband.
Leigh TurnerGUEST
14:40
Um, and, uh, so the entire program was in complete chaos from start to finish, but didn't mean it wasn't a great visit, and, uh, I, I admired, uh, Miliband's ability to deal with the total chaos that he confronted.
Leigh TurnerGUEST
14:53
And of course, Yulia Tymoshenko, quite a, a startling personality, interesting person to meet, as well as Yushchenko, who is the guy you may remember who had that terribly ravaged face after being poisoned almost certainly-
Matt ChorleyHOST
15:04
Oh, yeah.
Matt ChorleyHOST
15:04
Of course
Tony KevinGUEST
24:28
And it's very interesting that when you do go down the biographies of the key players in Ukrainian politics today, and I'll just give you five names.
Tony KevinGUEST
24:39
Um, Yanuk- Yanukovych, Yushchenko, uh, Yulia Tymoshenko, uh, Poroshenko, and Zelensky.
Tony KevinGUEST
24:51
Those five names.
Tony KevinGUEST
24:54
Every one of them grew up in a Russian-speaking household-
Tony KevinGUEST
25:41
So they're all, they're all multimillionaires, all of them.
Tony KevinGUEST
25:44
Um, Yanukovych is in exile in a, a dacha or an estate in Sochi.
Tony KevinGUEST
25:50
Yushchenko's somewhere in a village near, near Kiev.
Tony KevinGUEST
25:54
Uh, Tymoshenko's still around somewhere in Ukraine.

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