He entered the political arena following the death of Andrew Breitbart in March 2012. Brian Cates is a political columnist for the Epoch Times and UnCover DC. But the transcription does a great job of clarifying most of that crosstalk.
There is some "slippage" in the video creating apparent crosstalk, especially near the end. Ukraine, with the help of pretty much every "news" agency on the planet, continues to win the info/persuasion war, but Russia continues to the win the ACTUAL WAR.FULLY TRANSCRIBED VIDEO OF THIS INTERVIEW On the other hand, if these meetings are staged in Rzeszow, Poland, then Putin is sitting back laughing because he knows that his forces will just blow up any new arms shipments coming into Ukraine. Now, why would Putin allow these meetings to take place? Because he has already won the war in Ukraine. The same Vladimir Putin that many of these officials claim is insane, sick, reckless, aggressive, a war criminal, etc. In other words, if these meetings are happening inside Ukraine, then they are happening thanks to. So if these US officials did go into Ukraine, whether it was Lviv (where Blinken said diplomats would soon set up an office) or Kiev, they would have to contact Russia and coordinate with them in order to safely go in and to leave. The most recent shipment of arms from US and UAE was destroyed shortly after it arrived in Odessa. Military ops continue throughout the country. SUCH VISITS WOULD NOT BE POSSIBLE WITHOUT COORDINATION WITH RUSSIA. Let's assume that he is in Kiev, and these officials went there.
I can track their flights all the way to Rzeszow, Poland, but not into Ukraine. In recent weeks we’ve had several US officials visit Kiev, reportedly, including A/SecDef Miller, SecState Blinken, SecDef Austin, and now Speaker Pelosi, Rep Adam Schiff and other members of Congress. Since about week two of the war, I’ve been of the opinion that he was in an embassy in Poland.
Thoughts on Russo-Ukraine War and visits by US Officials: I don't know if Zelensky is really in Kiev.
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