Furious World Leaders Destroy Trump for Huge Fail

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2:56Ben Meiselas:world leaders are absolutely furious at Donald Trump. For example, European leaders, our allies abroad were caught off guard when they found out that the United States was halting arms shipments to Ukraine. The Trump regime did not tell anybody in Europe. Maybe when you were at NATO, you know, you could have told them. Maybe when you were at the G7, you could have told them. Donald Trump and his regime did not tell Ukraine. They did not tell Zelensky. They just stopped providing the arms and had put Ukraine in a horrifically precarious situation as they were expecting these shipments to arrive that were already approved under the former Biden administration and approved by Congress and were not delivered.

3:48Ben Meiselas:It's horrific stuff. Here's how it's being reported as well that the U.S. Department of Defense made the decision on its own, didn't share with anybody, to halt the shipment of some air defense missiles and other critical precision munitions to Ukraine, citing low stockpiles within the United States. But y 'all just depleted 20 % of your THAAD missile supplies in Israel after you struck Iran. So you did that. Oh, and by the way, we learned earlier today, and I'll play this clip in just a bit, that Iran is going to be able to rebuild all of its facilities and have nuclear weapons in one to two years.

4:35Ben Meiselas:Yeah, a Pentagon official, the press secretary, let that slip. Because when you lie as much as the Trump regime does, sometimes you can't keep track of all of your lies. You know, our assessment of the battle damage around Fordow, Nantes and Istafan remains unchanged. I mean, we we believe and certainly all of the intelligence that we've seen have led us to believe that Iran's those facilities especially have been completely obliterated. And the interesting, interesting kind of side point about this, Tara, is that all of the conversations that we've had since Operation Midnight Hammer with our allies all around the world, but certainly also in the region, they say a couple of things.

5:21They share our sentiments about the degradation of Iran's nuclear program and the fact that we have degraded their program by one to two years, at least intel assessments inside the department assess that. And I think their intelligence shares that conclusion. Current assessments by this department think it's been degraded or delayed by one to two years? I think we're thinking probably closer to two years, like degraded their program by two years.

5:46Ben Meiselas:Here's how people are responding to this in Ukraine. The U.S. suspends arms supplies to Ukraine. The moment has come. Masks are off. What has been speculated about since Trump's inauguration has become our reality. A year ago, I said that we need to learn to live as if America did not exist. At the time, I was attacked for being too harsh. But today's news only proves we are on our own with Europe. I want to give you a few data points as well, because we now know that the Trump regime has removed major sanctions from a lot of Russia-affiliated banks in Russia. Also, banks with ties to Syria, sanctions were removed.

6:32Ben Meiselas:Ultimately, this allows Russia to fund its war against Ukraine. But let me show you this video from May 28th or May 29th when Donald Trump was holding a press conference in the Oval Office. And remember what he said? You guessed it. Two weeks. He needs two weeks and then he was going to think about those sanctions if Russia stopped behaving the way it did. Russia has only escalated matters and humiliated Donald Trump even more. Let's play this clip. Do you believe the Russians are being disrespectful when they say that your criticisms of Putin are simply an emotional response? And do you still believe that Putin actually wants to end the war?

7:16I can't tell you that, but I'll let you know in about two weeks, within two weeks. We're going to find out very soon. We're going to find out whether or not he's tapping us along or not. And if he is, we'll respond a little bit differently. But it'll take about a week and a half, two weeks. We have Mr. Whitcoff is here who's doing a phenomenal job, is dealing with them very strongly right now. They they seem to want to do something. But until the document is signed, I can't tell you. Nobody can. I can say this. I can say this, that I'm very disappointed at what happened. A couple of nights now where people were killed in the middle of what you would call a negotiation.

7:59I'm very disappointed by that.

8:01Ben Meiselas:As our friend Jay in Kiev writes, it's becoming clear that Trump is not only blocking the already agreed air defenses that save thousands of Ukrainian lives every week, but even blocking Ukraine's offers to purchase them. So just remember, May 29th, you saw the clip. Trump gives Russia a two-week deadline. July 2nd, the U.S. halts deliveries to Ukraine. It's that simple. So Ukraine then summoned the top American diplomat in Kiev after U.S. halted weapon shipments. Here they are at TVP World, breaking it down nicely. Shout out to Oz, a good reporter who broke this down. Let's play it. Ukraine has summoned the deputy chief of the U.S.

8:48mission to Ukraine, to Kiev, following news that the U.S. has halted shipments of vital ammunition and weapons systems to Ukraine that were already promised to them by the Biden administration. Some of them have already reached Poland due to what the U.S. is saying is a DOD review into the amount of ammunition the U.S. currently has for things like Patriot air defense interceptors and 155 millimeter meter artillery shells. This decision was made by the Pentagon policy chief, Elbridge Colby, a longtime critic of Ukraine's war effort. He has repeatedly used his platform during the Biden administration to oppose the US sending weapons to Ukraine.

9:37And now that he's the Pentagon policy chief under Donald Trump, he is now using his influence to prevent these shipments that were already approved by Congress to head to Ukraine.

9:49Ben Meiselas:Now, as one commentator notes, so what has Trump done for Russia in 2025? Lifted sanctions on arms dealers and Kremlin link banks, disbanded U.S. sanctions enforcement, blocked Ukraine aid approved by Congress, opposed oil price caps at the G7. What did Trump do for Ukraine? He's called Zelensky a dictator, and he has parroted Putin's talking points over and over again. This commentator also notes a lot of this anti-Ukraine implementation is coming from Elbridge Kobe, someone who has always spoken negatively about Ukraine. And he's Trump's hatchet man who has attacked Japan, Australia, the AUKUS deal, the trilateral between Australia, UK, and the US.

10:46Ben Meiselas:We've imperiled that nuclear deterrence deal with Australia. We should be talking about too. Australians are pissed. We are screwing with our defense relationship with Japan, Ukraine. We're seeing America's pulling resources out of Africa as China and Russia are moving in. And just think about it. Donald Trump did that rare earth mineral deal with Ukraine and then allowed Ukraine's lithium fields to be taken over by Russia and then lifted the sanctions against Russia. Think about that. The increased suffering and civilian casualties have a face and a name. Elbridge Kobe. This anti-Ukraine Trump loyalist denied Ukraine air defense missiles that had already been overwhelmingly approved by Congress.

11:36Ben Meiselas:Last year, he suggested that it not be funded by the U.S. Elbridge Kobe made a big stink when he was out of government about the need for the U.S. to focus on Asia. Now one Asian dictatorship is deploying more troops to Europe. North Korea is sending an additional 30 ,000 troops to aid Russia's war. And guess what Elbridge Kobe is doing? Attacking the United States position in Asia by making us weaker in Japan, weaker in South Korea, weaker in Australia, weaker in Ukraine. Like who do you think that this is benefiting? It's benefiting Russia and China and North Korea. Why do you all think that Kim Jong-un has been so quiet lately.

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13:37Ben Meiselas:Michael Weiss writes, Ukrainians do not need to ask permission or beg forgiveness anymore. If the U.S. won't even protect civilian populations from nightly rocket and drone barrages, then the U.S. gets no say in how Ukraine fights its war within or without its borders. Now, Peskov, the Kremlin's PR flack, their version of Caroline Levitt, he's Putin's Levitt. He's their chief propagandist. He welcomed the pause in U.S. armed shipments to Ukraine says it brings the war's end closer in the sense that Russia is now pushing forward with a massive offensive as the U.S. causes Ukraine to not have the weapons to defend itself.

14:25Ben Meiselas:Now, as one commentator notes as well, either Europe finally wakes up or it prepares to accept 20 million Ukrainian refugees and soon defend the Baltic states or Poland. absence of new u.s sanctions allows russia to increase its military budget taco trump trump always chickens out has not imposed any new sanctions on russia this year effectively providing moscow with money and materials for its war against ukraine in some cases the white house has e-sanctions the impact of previous sanctions is beginning to diminish instead of sanctioning companies, new fictitious legal entities have been established to supply components to the Russian military industrial complex, which Trump is basically completely allowing to happen.

15:13Ben Meiselas:Yarsilov Trofimov says something I think really important. So Zelensky did everything Trump asked him to do, signed away mineral rights, agreed to an unconditional ceasefire, and the U.S. still cut off previously funded weapons supplies, leaving Ukrainian cities defenseless against Russian missile strikes. A lesson to all here. And the lesson is, is the Trump regime is a gangster regime. Donald Trump is a felon, a fraud, a sexual abuser. His word means nothing. You cannot enter into a deal with the felon, with the sexual abuser, with the fraud, with the bankrupt, or with the idiot. You just, you can't.

15:51Ben Meiselas:You have to stand up. You have to resist. You have to push back. You cut a deal, you give him an inch, he takes your life. That's what he's known for. Now, to show you the cruelty in the Trump regime as well, as Reuters explains, Ukraine's humanitarian lifelines have started fraying after groups like IRC that relied on U.S. funding have cut down aid. Other leading donors, including Britain, are also paring back humanitarian aid as they seek saving boost in defense spending. Play this clip. Ukrainian teenager Nassar was badly injured when a friend threw what appeared to be a discarded munition, which exploded under his feet.

16:29After months in a hospital and several skin grafts later, the 13-year-old is now on the road to recovery. But the path forward could be more difficult than anticipated, as funding for his medical care from the International Rescue Committee, or IRC, is running out. That's because groups like the IRC that relied on U.S. funding are struggling. After President Donald Trump paused foreign aid in January and froze operations at the U.S. Agency for International Development, or USAID. In May, Nazar's mother, Yevhenia Mostova, told Reuters she was worried about paying for his painkillers and medical creams, saying, quote, we do not know what to do next.

17:14Ben Meiselas:This is what Donald Trump is doing in the world. Now, it should be noted as well. And here's the thing. Russia is vulnerable right now. The Russian economy is weak. I know Donald Trump wants to mimic what's going on in Russia, but the Russia economy is weak. As Steve Rosenberg explains again today, Russian papers are reflecting economic concerns. New car sales in Russia fall by a quarter. Russians struggle to pay off credit card debts. Wage arrears have tripled. June was a most alarming month for the manufacturing industry in three years. The Russia economy is on a path to destruction. They're not strong.

17:56Ben Meiselas:They're weak. One of the scary things when I watch this video that I'm going to play for you right now from the BBC is this looks like a lot of the problems I'm seeing develop in the United States that we're seeing develop in the United States right now as Trump tries to mimic this. Trump thinks this is strong. Let's play it. Lots again on the economy in today's Russian papers. In June, the Russian car market kept up its 25 % fall. Because of expensive credit, the central bank has crashed car sales and manufacturing. Sales of new cars in Russia in June may have fallen by a quarter. Car dealers do not believe demand will return this year.

18:37Meanwhile, the Russian government has promised to solve the crisis in the coal industry in 2026. Russian officials are hoping for a rise in global prices, although this contradicts international forecasts. Moskovsky-Komsomolets, Russians with credit cards are struggling more and more to pay off their debts. According to data at the start of the summer, 8.3 million Russians were more than 90 days late in settling credit card arrears. On the 1st of January, the figure was 7.7 million people. A year ago, even less, 6.9 million. And again, we read about the rise in utility bills. From the 1st of July 2025, utilities and communal services are now on average 15 % more expensive in Moscow.

19:23Electricity tariffs have gone up 23%. Kommersant industry notes a fall in demand. June 2025 was the most alarming month for Russian manufacturing industry in three years. The S &P Global Russian Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index, PMI, collapsed to 47.5 from 50.2 in May. A fall below 50 signals a drop in business activity.

19:49Ben Meiselas:Now, here's what President Zelensky of Ukraine wrote. Today, Ukraine's Minister of Defense and Foreign Affairs gave reports, in particular on relations with the United States. At the working level, Ukraine and the U.S. are clarifying all details of defense support, including air defense. One way or another, we must ensure protection for our people. That doesn't sound too great right there when you hear that. There was also discussions about the next steps in relations with the EU during Denmark's six-month presidency. We're also working with Denmark and other partners on new agreements for arms production, including joint manufacturing and preparing updates on interceptor drones.

20:28Ben Meiselas:right there. Gil McGowan has a good point. As Prime Minister Carney thinks he's going to negotiate a trade deal with Trump, what just happened to Ukraine should be seen as a cautionary tale. The US president behaves like a mob boss. How can we trust any commitments he makes? You can't. While Prime Minister Carney, I think, is buying time on the trade deal, he's smartly doing the following. Yesterday, he met with car industry CEOs. As US trade talks continue, He brought over the CEOs of Ford Canada, Stellantis, and GM, and they all met with Brian Kingston of the Canadian Vehicle Manufacturers Association with a lot of discussion about bringing manufacturing and factories to Canada as the United States has imposed 25 % tariffs on vehicles manufactured in Canada.

21:23Ben Meiselas:Donald Trump claimed he made a deal yesterday with Vietnam, where it's basically, what, 20 % tariffs, a 20%, 25 % tax that the United States is going to have to pay from goods imported from Vietnam, and a 40 % tax if it goes from China to Vietnam and into the United States. I think that's what Donald Trump rolled out. And Trump's like, now the Vietnam market is open for American products. because Trump's an idiot and he doesn't understand that there's a deficit in trade between the US and Vietnam because Vietnam is a developing country. The people in Vietnam cannot afford to buy the products from the United States, but the United States can afford to buy cheap products from Vietnam.

22:09Ben Meiselas:If you open the market from Vietnam, which was already open, there wasn't barriers, there wasn't anything. What do you think they're going to be buying from the United States when they can't afford the stuff. So Donald Trump views deficits as a form of a tariff when it's actually a reflection of the wealth of the United States of America vis-a-vis a country like Vietnam. And why did Donald Trump do this deal with Vietnam, which isn't a deal. It's a social media post. I think I should clarify that as well. Trump says these things are deals. Trade deals are comprehensive, 500-page, 1 ,000-page documents that detail a comprehensive trading relationship.

22:50Ben Meiselas:What Trump is calling a deal is an adjustment on tariffs, which are taxes on the United States of American people because they're a tax on the importer, which is causing inflation to rise here in the United States. But Donald Trump has a personal business deal for$1.5 billion in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam for Trump's family to take over a management company there that's going to make a huge profit for Donald Trump. So it's just enriching Donald Trump personally. That's what's going down. You see why world leaders are furious at Donald Trump. We'll keep you posted. I think it's important that you understand all of those data points because I know American media isn't covering it in detail and with the comprehensive facts that we provide you here as always on the Midas Touch Network.

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