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- Bessent Calls Zelenskyy’s Starlink Charge “Very Reckless,” Three Times Won’t Say Ukraine Is an Ally
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent called Zelenskyy's claim that Washington slowed Starlink in Ukraine "very reckless" and three times declined to say whether Ukraine is a U.S. ally.
The Daily Letter · · About - Mike Rogers Breaks With Trump on Russia but Won’t Disown His “Jihadist” Attack on El-Sayed
Mike Rogers told CNN he would have voted for the Russia sanctions Trump waived and wants the Iran war wrapped up. He would not criticize Trump for calling Abdul El-Sayed a “jihadist,” saying “I know you guys want this to be about Trump.”
The Daily Letter · · About - GOP Sen. Kevin Cramer Breaks With Trump on Russia: “I Don’t Know Who’s Calling Shots”
Sen. Kevin Cramer told CBS he opposes Trump’s Russia sanctions waiver, worries about “a disconnect” in the administration, and said Zelenskyy offered to stop striking Russian energy sites in exchange for U.S. targeting help and Patriot co-production.
The Daily Letter · · About - Lankford: Trump Isn’t Siding With Putin, He’s “Siding With the Free People of Ukraine”
Sen. James Lankford told NBC’s “Meet the Press” that Trump’s Russia sanctions waiver is about energy prices and that the president is “siding with the free people of Ukraine,” not Putin. He also predicted Republicans keep the Senate.
The Daily Letter · · About - Energy Secretary: Russia Waiver Is “a Carrot to End a War,” and Critics in Both Parties “Are All Wrong”
Energy Secretary Chris Wright told ABC and CNN that easing sanctions on Russian diesel is “a carrot to try to end a war,” that bipartisan critics “are all wrong,” and that he is not comfortable with gas prices but they are coming down.
The Daily Letter · · About - Trump Explains His Russia Sanctions Waiver: He Can Sign It “Any Time,” Wants to Keep Moscow From Helping Iran, and Says Zelenskyy “Doesn’t Want to End This War”
Trump says he waived the Graham Act Russia sanctions to keep Moscow negotiating, keep it from helping Iran, and because Ukraine’s refinery strikes hurt diesel markets. He attacked Zelenskyy and cited “hostage negotiations” without detail.
The Daily Letter · · About - Zelenskyy Says Ukraine Went Without U.S. Intelligence During Three Days of Ballistic Attacks and Calls Putin “a Killer” as He Urges Trump Not to Side With Moscow
Zelenskyy told “Meet the Press” that U.S. intelligence sharing was blocked during three days of Russian ballistic attacks before being restored, and said a U.S. request slowed Ukraine’s Starlink. Bessent called it “very reckless.”
The Daily Letter · · About - Rubio Says Trump Paused the Russia Sanctions for 60 Days to Study the Cost, and Confirms Ukraine Wants Military Starshield Access for “Deep Strikes Inside of Russia”
Secretary of State Marco Rubio said Trump wants 60 days to study the economic cost of the Russia sanctions law before enforcing it, and confirmed Ukraine has asked for access to SpaceX’s military Starshield network.
The Daily Letter · · About - “It Was a Mistake”: Ted Cruz Breaks With Trump on the Russia Sanctions Waiver, Saying It “Benefits Putin,” as Cornyn and Tillis Join a Rare Republican Revolt
Sen. Ted Cruz told Fox News that Trump's waiver of the Graham Russia sanctions law was a mistake that benefits Putin. Sens. Cornyn and Tillis also objected. Trump says the waiver serves the national interest by easing diesel prices.
The Daily Letter · · About - Congress Moves to Kill Trump’s Russian Diesel Deal: Meeks Files a Bipartisan Bill With 17 Cosponsors, Including Republican Don Bacon, as Europe’s Leaders Formally “Regret” the U.S. Move
Rep. Gregory Meeks introduced the Prohibit Corrupt Russia Oil Deals Act on Oct. 16 to cancel Treasury licenses for Russian diesel and require sanctions on Russian energy. EU leaders said they “regret” the U.S. decision to lift sanctions on Russian diesel.
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- Donald TrumpPresident of the United States · 14 shared stories
- Lindsey GrahamU.S. Senator from South Carolina (2003–2026) · 6 shared stories
- Volodymyr ZelenskyyPresident of Ukraine · 6 shared stories
- Scott BessentU.S. Secretary of the Treasury · 3 shared stories
- Ted CruzU.S. Senator from Texas · 3 shared stories
- Marco RubioU.S. Secretary of State · 2 shared stories
- Thom TillisU.S. Senator from North Carolina · 2 shared stories
- Abdul El-Sayed1 shared story
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