Benji discusses Putin and Biden as a function of the u.s. media spin cycle

Sounds like a washing machine. Here's Laura bloviating. Sounds typical of the bloviation.

 

Look at Laura bloviating like a windmill:

https://youtu.be/793_URPSkAM

Can you imagine being stuck in a lake with Laura in a boat and your outboard motor breaks down? Just get Laura to bloviate about the liberals on the water's surface and you'll be waterskiing in no time. They could market outboard motors as Laura bloviating machines and make a fortune. She knows this to be true. Can you imagine being married to Laura and listening to her bloviate everyday? 'shut up bitch I just asked you to pass me the sugar, if you don't like Don Lemon ask Putin to assassinate him!' 

But seriously:

My understanding of Mr Putin is he's extremely wealthy, like a billionaire, but still eats KFC. 

That's a pretty brief statement. I'm sure he would have eaten KFC a number of times. But now he has lavish mansions and servants to cook him great meals. 

It's up to the Russian masses to rise up and change their system of government by fighting and since they're not that interested, there's definitely an elite and uber wealthy class in Russia that will not feel interested to redistribute their own wealth.

I do not believe Mr Putin is a systematic oppressor of any one particular group, neither a tyrant in that sense. Certainly there's some infighting in Russia like everywhere else.

I personally cannot see what's wrong with Russia taking back land from Ukraine they had ceded to them in the first place. 

It's really circus like seeing the media clown around for daily sound bites. I don't think Russia is a problem. I agree with Trump, it'd be good to have good relations with Russia, failing that, there's no point trash talking Putin and the Russians.

I do approve of journalists being vocal about covering suppression of dissidents and journalists in Russia that chafe at corruption.

I don't think it's good to focus on trash talking Putin's personality a lot. He has very serious and heavy responsibilities. Most people in Russia are glad to have him.

I wouldn't say mister or demister but Monsieur or even Herr. Just sayin': Herr over mister. Know what I'm sayin'?