Analyzing Trump from a Russian Perspective

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In today’s video, we’re taking a closer look at Trump’s time in office from 2016 to 2020—focusing specifically on his actions toward Russia. Not his words, but what he actually did. So, is it fair to call Trump ‘a friend’ of Russia? Let’s find out

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[bitrainalbiononline]

As a russian who also have seen Trump's first presidency, I expect nothing better to come out of it. US has uniparty anyway. As President Putin has put it in interview to mr. Tucker Carlson, "I've seen many Presidents of the USA. They come in with lots of ambition and bold ideas. But then men in a black suits with ties show up."

[Russoswiss]

People say Trump is a businessman.

Well, one thing the corporate world has taught me is that competitors may smile and act polite at industry meetups, but they still are out to squeeze each other out of the market and gobble up the left over market share.

[zetristan]

'Actions speak louder than soundbites' - superb signoff line, for an excellently topical video, Константин - I do respect your name, RR.

[andreyche]

Putin didn't call US "the Empire of Lies" for nothing!

[guillaumeleblanc]

This was a great analysis, even though I'm not American I found it very interesting and well done. Great video.

[anomanderrake]

No. He's the one who gave lethal weapons to Ukraine first, sanctioned NS2, withdrew from treaties and the list goes on.

[sumrix]

As a Russian, I want Trump to win just to see the butthurt of LGBT activists from California who push their agenda into every game and movie.

[maruf]

Как гражданину России, мне по барабану, кого вы там в США выберите. Я абсолютно уверен, что в вашем случае - от перемены мест слагаемых, сумма не меняется.

[Kefuddle]

Real Reporter by name, real reporting by nature.

[Nauda]

Let me remind that Trump in 2024 said he would have bombed Moscow if he was president in 2022, he is so friendly.

[JohnDoe-yq]

Trump or Harris🤡, they have the same MASTERS🤣, thank you Konstatin🐻, from Scandinavia.

[NitwitMN]

I’ve reviewed A LOT of your work.
If you’re not fair and analytical, no one else ought claim those labels.
I’m a fan from the USA.

[finnl]

So I'm not a Trump supporter (voted Clinton in 2016, no one in 2020, Stein this year), but I've never understood why Democrats obsessed with the idea that he was a Russian asset. Not only was it always clear that he wasn't (come on, it's Trump, he would have blabbed that he was if he was, plus his record proved he was only out for himself), but i also couldn't grasp the obsession with the election interference. We have been caught meddling in elections in almost every country on earth (including Russia), so why is it so dramatic that some of them tried to influence ours? It wasn't even through bribes or corrupting officials or military force like we use, the Russians just used social media to spam propaganda. It's not that big of a deal, i would be shocked if they DIDN'T.

[scrooge]

Tomorrow's headlines: Real Reporter, Russian agent, trying to influence the election by saying Trump is not a friend of Russia. 😂

[ΣοφίαΔομιανοπούλου]

Excellent work, Konstantin!
I don't want your videos to end 😊

[davidnavarro]

Very interesting reportage! This shows the complete divorce between Trump’s rhetoric and his actions. This makes him totally unpredictable, most people think he’ll cut off Ukraine support immediately but we don’t know anything about what he’ll do!

[musicuser]

NATO has been obsolete since 1991. we had every opportunity to make Russia an ally after the USSR disbanded. The history on this subject is very interesting, highly suggest everybody looks into it from the US side and the Russia side and make up your mind on what you think should have been done. we helped and made peace with germany and japan after WW2 and they actually fought us, yet the USSR never launched a bomb or even fired a bullet at us as far as i am aware.

[Waiting_For_The_Sun]

US citizens! With all this nonsense, you are distracted from the main problems of your life.

[bobroberts]

This is a great video. Surprised no one has done this sooner.