"Tucker Carlson says that if legal efforts to block Donald Trump from running for president again fails, the next steps could be assassination and a hot war with Russia to maintain power and unite the population"
Ukraine recently attacked an airport in Russia with drones and did a lot of damage. But nothing tactical from a military point of view, as the Ukrainian army occupies cities; Later, however, he is massacred by Russian artillery. It is a conflict by attrition that happens provoked by Russia, according to some military analysts, which leads to a clear desperation in the example cited above by the other party. And the American media lets slip that they are attacks organized by NATO itself. That is to say, the NATO that commands more directly now by drones, because the Ukrainian command is in crisis and with low morale of its troops is almost in extinction. Because of Zelenskiy's failure. But what does that mean? That Russia will possibly retaliate for these attacks one day against the United States of America. So here's the thing: If Biden continues next year, then there's a high probability of direct war between the two nuclear-armed nations. So Tucker's analysis makes sense.
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