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Canadian source Andrew Solus reports that the U.S. is offering "carrots" rather than pressure to end the Russia-Ukraine war, including a large economic package for Russia. Rumors suggest the Biden administration wants the conflict resolved by June to focus on the midterm elections. A framework agreement is reportedly sought by March, though the hosts predict a false flag will occur before any deal is finalized.
President Biden faced mockery for verbal slips during his economic remarks, including referring to a "grubbing" or "grabbing" package instead of a recovery plan. The rapid-fire delivery of certain patriotic themes led to a comedic comparison with the speaking style of commentator Ben Shapiro. Critics pointed to these moments as evidence of the President's inconsistent energy levels between public appearances.
G20 Summit Preparations and Global Economic Stimulus Skepticism
Preparations are underway for the upcoming G20 summit in London, which will include representatives from the Netherlands and Spain. The hosts express skepticism regarding the effectiveness of recent economic stimulus packages in the U.S., noting that job losses have continued to exceed 600,000 per month despite the legislation.
