＂I Like Trump＂ – Ilia Topuria PRAISES Trump, Questions Ukraine War & SLAMS Biden’s Leadership
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Summary
In this episode, I sit down with a long time friend of mine, Rob, to talk about a wide range of topics. We talk about his views on the current events happening around the world, as well as some current events in the sports world.
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I like the hard personality that, the strong personality that Trump represents.
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He's like, we do it this way or we don't do it.
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Me and you, we can think whatever we want to think.
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But at the end of the day, as I said, I vote for peace and I hope and I think that Trump is seeking for the peace in the world.
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Even if it doesn't look like that at some point and someone, I don't know, you see a lot of crazy things in the social media.
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And he's looking like for the best interest for the United States.
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You know he probably really likes the way you fight.
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I never saw him in my fights because he goes sometimes like randomly.
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Are you going to this fight or are you going this weekend?
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Oh, if you're in that place, it's going to be crazy.
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Well, listen, you fight Islam, he's going to be at that fight.
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I mean, listen, of course, if he's got political different things that he's dealing with,
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But I think if the two of you guys fight, he's going to tell China, he's going to tell Russia,
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he's going to tell, hey, guys, we're not fighting this weekend.
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I want to understand some kind of things like you, Americans, people that are living
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here, like what's your perception about like what's happening in Ukraine, what happened
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For example, I don't know if you know the story.
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What do you think that it's going to happen in the next five years?
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So do you know like America was divided in between Ukraine and, you know, Zelensky or
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Some groups were, they thought Zelensky was the greatest hero in the world and they were
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fully supporting Zelensky and some people thought Zelensky was bought and people were
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just giving money to him and, you know, a continuous war, not necessary.
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Every time coming and saying, I need more money, I need more money, I need more money.
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We're like, wait a minute, we're sending all this money to Ukraine, war with Russia, but
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So there's a big part of Americans where if support, can you type in, Rob, where the
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So do you think it's easy like that, like how you explain it?
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Zelensky was coming, knocking the door, I need money, and they were giving the money
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And do you think, do you really think that it happens like that?
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And they, they didn't have any interest behind, behind that money, behind that moment.
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It's like, do you really think that, let's say Biden was giving the money to, to Zelensky
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Zelensky has, Biden had interest with, with Ukraine that he got in trouble with.
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And on a hot mic, when he said certain things, because they were going after his son, there
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So there are a lot of things that you see to, to see that financially, the president may
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have even benefited from it, may have benefited from it on that deal with Zelensky.
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And then people on the back end also probably benefited from a little bit of a war.
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It turns into, you know, it's a $400 billion contract to rebuild Ukraine.
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But at the same time, um, what we learned the last eight years with the news is you can't
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You have to stay skeptical and you have to question a lot of things.
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And I learned one thing a long time ago, and I think this, this will make sense to you.
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What's the top five most important things in your life?
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Is your pride more Georgia or is it more Spain?
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Uh, it's difficult to choose between mom and dad, you know.
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But something probably, like, when, when you were a kid, how did you guys look at Russia?
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I think that it's, it's a little bit difficult to, to forgive something like that.
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A lot of my family members were, uh, lost their lives in, in that world.
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You know how you said, what's the point of earth is flat?
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Just like when I lived in Iran, I went through the pain.
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And trying to explain it to somebody else, it's like, wait a minute.
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Money caused my parents to get a divorce and politics.
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I don't want to deal with politics and I'm going to make a lot of money.
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So, my drive to make money was because we had nothing.
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So, now, try to convince me that communism is good.
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But to me, in a situation like this, when talking to somebody that experienced what happened in Georgia,
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that's why when Patty said what he said to you.
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And that's similar to what happened with Conor and Khabib when they were fighting and some of the comments was made.
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So, to me, I understand why this is an important, sensitive topic to you and to many people.
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Not just to you, to a lot of different people in the world.
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But I always watch the people that, when my parents were together, I would watch an aunt.
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She would come to our house when my dad was at work.
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She would sit there and just go for three hours.
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Just three hours talking bad things about my dad.
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You know such and such, bought such and such a wife their necklace?
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And then my dad would come home after working 12 hours, driving two hours to work at 8.30.
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And then my mom would go and scream at him.
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So to me, I'm very careful with people like that.
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And when they say, hey, why don't they let him join NATO and all this other stuff, I don't know the people behind closed doors that are, hey, let me tell you.
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You know, that's the part that at this phase of my life, I'm very careful with.
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And me personally, at this point, I wouldn't be surprised with anyone.
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