If that's not enough, with more amazing news, a peculiar envoy from Donald Trump arrives, Steve Witkoff, who just discovered America, we apologize... More specifically, Witkoff discovered Russia and found out what Vladimir Putin wanted. From the words of an American official, it took him respective months to learn what our podcast listeners know after 2 or 3 episodes of the Report, Moscow wants to take over in negotiations all areas taken by Ukraine.
However, American revelations do not end in discovering Russia’s actual demands, for the United States recalculated Ukraine’s aid.
It turns out that it amounted not to 300, as Donald Trump claimed, but to $100 billion. Witold Jurasz notes that these are, in fact, the amounts that Europe could easy bear, only the sincere desire. Continuing with the strict military theme, the leaders note that even half of the ammunition utilized by Russia originates in North Korea, which is actually good news, as it shows that Russia is besides much weaker than it is widely believed.
With mention to a savage Russian attack on Sumy, in which respective twelve civilians were killed, Witold Jurash and Zbigniew Parafianovich note that on the same day Israel bombed the last operating infirmary in the Gaza Strip. They regret that it is not expected that Donald Trump, even with all his objections to him, peculiarly violently condemned Russian crimes erstwhile he had to stay silent on the same day in the subject of the Israeli army's actions. The difference is of course essential — Israel was attacked by Hamas, Russia was not attacked by Ukraine. This does not change the fact that Israel is losing the remaining authority that he enjoyed until late in the world.
The podcast besides mentions subsequent scandals among the Belarusian opposition and the past of its leading activist, who disappeared and, as all points out, was most likely a KGB agent. The KGB subject in the podcast besides appears in the context of erstwhile justice Tomasz Szmydt, who, impersonating the co-hosting podcast Witold Jurash, attempted to get a comment from the Border defender spokespersons for the alleged spread of explosives across the Polish-Belarusian border. The leaders anticipate that this communicative will most likely have its continuation, and the Belarusians and Russians will accuse Poland or Ukraine of trying to organize the assassination. Regarding the specified identity theft of writer Onetu, Witold Jurasz states that he will accept the apology of Tomasz Szmydt — preferably erstwhile he yet goes to Polish prison. Apart from the very ethical dimension of all this Belarusian provocation, the most compromising in the full incidental was the complete deficiency of effectiveness of the erstwhile justice who was incapable to draw anything from the Border Guard.
Presidential election 2025. Pro-Russian Maciak vs. scandalous Braun
The remainder of the podcast mentions another Russian journalists who went to prison for not so much opposition activity as simply independent. Both leaders clearly stress that although anti-Russian inclinations are present an expression of an ethical attitude, we should not forget the decent Russians who are inactive fighting for the truth.
There were besides electoral themes. The Speakers commented on the debate of presidential candidates, including the thesis made by Maciej Maciak, who is simply a straight pro-Russian candidate. Witold Jurasz notes that no little scandalous has been proclaimed openly racist views by Grzegorz Braun for years.
The podcast closes 2 themes — the first 1 being attempts by Donald Trump to subdue Harvard University. The leaders note that Harvard, in fact, as Trump claims, was incapable to respond decently to the turning of anti-Israeli protests into anti-Semitic excesses. However, this does not change the fact that Trump has gone far besides far and is beginning to betray the authoritarian tendencies.
Historical book of the year and the deficit of historians
The last subject discussed in the podcast is the chapter of the Minister of abroad Affairs Award for the historical book of the year by Radosław Sikorski. There are amazingly fewer historians in the chapter that Witold Jurash notes. First of all, however, the host is amazed to have been present in this esteemed Magisterium of past of Jan Malicki, who claimed not more than 2 months ago that he was beaten by the Russian services, which was not confirmed by Polish police. The fact that the mentioned persona has been named after specified a scandal and specified a disgrace to any chapter shows the scale of shamelessness in Poland.
