President Trump said it was time for Ukraine to “get a new president.”
Days later, Zelensky flew to London. Barbara calls it going “home to mother.” He thanked King Charles III for his “unwavering support for Ukraine.”
I thank His Majesty King Charles III for the audience. It is important for me to have the opportunity to personally thank him for his unwavering support for Ukraine. We appreciate all the assistance provided by the United Kingdom.
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Pictures are by Aaron Chown from Press Association.
— Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський (@ZelenskyyUa) October 14, 2026
Prime Minister Andy Burnham told him, “We are behind you and that will not change.” He promised anti-drone missiles. He pledged to go “further and faster” with military aid. Next stop is Brussels.
This is London’s answer to Trump. On October 9 he struck a deal with Putin to release Russian diesel. On Sunday he called for an energy ceasefire. Now 12 senators demand Trump rescind it. They call it “a betrayal of the people of Ukraine.”
War abroad needs censorship at home. From the Australian Parliament, Michael Shellenberger reports that governing-party staffers want more power to censor. Barbara traces that model to Carney’s Canada and to Germany.
Barbara and Susan expose the empire’s war and censorship drive, show why Zelensky must go, and take your questions, LIVE today.
- The diesel fight: Blumenthal, McConnell, Cornyn, Collins, and eight more senators claim the deal has “a negligible impact on fuel prices.” They are siding with London’s war over American families.
- The censorship model: Australia, Canada, and Germany all run the same playbook. The City of London’s system cannot survive free speech, so it tries to shut it down.
- Your assignment: Data Republican is calling out the pollsters and promises “a major update this week.” Watch for it and share it widely. The midterms are November 3, and the pollsters must not set the narrative.