Aug 13, 2026 · 53 min · 21 segments
Mario Nawfal is the host of the largest show on X, with regular guests including Elon Musk, Hunter Biden, Prime Minister Imran Khan, President Bolsonaro, President Milei, President Lukashenko, FM…
But let's talk about the kinetic hot war, the largest land invasion of Europe since World War II, of course, that Putin and his intelligence services, uh, that were the principal guiders of that war and helped plan that war for him.
Of course, uh, Russia is trying to break Ukraine's will with the ballistic missile strikes.
But for the Ukrainians, of course, they're in an existential fight for their democracy.
I believe strongly that we should be doing more to support them, not just the United States, NATO, our NATO allies.
The ballistic missiles, uh, the Ukrainians don't have enough interceptors to stop them.
And of course, the Russians are firing somewhere 25 to 30 a day ballistic missiles along with hundreds of dro- drones and, you know, what they call multi-vectored attacks.
They take fragmentary chunks of land, you know, a couple dozen miles sometimes, more or less, in a week, and then they often have to retreat.
But I think it's the ballistic missile fight that worries President Zelensky the most, and with good reason.
Yeah, we had a guest on the other day who brought up the, uh, ba- the, the war of the cities, sort of that model of-
... striking with mi- sort of like constant missile back and forth or drone back and forth.
Um, now you mention that you want us to d- to do more and NATO to do more, but isn't it true that we've pretty much expended a lot of our... especially now that we have the Iran war going on.
Um, what, what more do you think we could be doing? Because my understanding is-
But let's talk about the kinetic hot war, the largest land invasion of Europe since World War II, of course, that Putin and his intelligence services, uh, that were the principal guiders of that war and helped plan that war for him.
Of course, uh, Russia is trying to break Ukraine's will with the ballistic missile strikes.
But for the Ukrainians, of course, they're in an existential fight for their democracy.
I believe strongly that we should be doing more to support them, not just the United States, NATO, our NATO allies.
The ballistic missiles, uh, the Ukrainians don't have enough interceptors to stop them.
And of course, the Russians are firing somewhere 25 to 30 a day ballistic missiles along with hundreds of dro- drones and, you know, what they call multi-vectored attacks.
They take fragmentary chunks of land, you know, a couple dozen miles sometimes, more or less, in a week, and then they often have to retreat.
But I think it's the ballistic missile fight that worries President Zelensky the most, and with good reason.
Yeah, we had a guest on the other day who brought up the, uh, ba- the, the war of the cities, sort of that model of-
... striking with mi- sort of like constant missile back and forth or drone back and forth.
Um, now you mention that you want us to d- to do more and NATO to do more, but isn't it true that we've pretty much expended a lot of our... especially now that we have the Iran war going on.
Um, what, what more do you think we could be doing? Because my understanding is-
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