December 13, 2025
Trump “Sick Of Meetings” About Ukraine War As Biden Goes Broke
By: Sorcha Faal, and as reported to her Western Subscribers
A thought-provoking new Security Council (SC) report circulating in the Kremlin today first noting President Donald Trump’s advisers Special Envoy Steve Witkoff and his son-in-law Jared Kushner are expected to meet Monday in Berlin with unelected Ukrainian Dictator Vladimir Zelensky and the leaders of Germany, France and Britain to try and reach an agreement over the American plan for peace in Ukraine, says White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt warned ahead of the meeting: “It’s still up in the air whether we believe real peace can be accomplished and we can truly move the ball forward…The president is extremely frustrated with both sides of this war, and he’s sick of meetings just for the sake of meeting…He doesn’t want any more talk…He wants action…He wants this war to come to an end”.
Not joining the meeting in Berlin, this report notes, is United States Army Secretary Dan Driscoll, whom Secretary of War Pete Hegseth blocked from participating in the Ukraine peace talks—but now joining Special Envoy Witcoff and Jared Kushner in negotiations with Ukraine is CEO Larry Fink of the American multinational investment management corporation BlackRock that has over $12.5 trillion in assets under management as of 2025, and who proclaimed in 2022: “The Russian invasion of Ukraine has put an end to the globalization we have experienced over the last three decades”.
On 10 March, this report continues, world-renowned American financial publisher Peter McKillop released his article “Larry Fink And Donald Trump: An Unexpected Partnership”, wherein he revealed:
How in God’s name did this happen?
For the past two years, Fink and BlackRock have been vilified and sued by Republicans across America for being “too woke”. He is also a lifelong Democrat who placed Hillary Clinton’s former Chief of Staff on his board.
But Fink and Trump share a deeper bond. Both were denizens of a curious and immensely powerful financial subculture I covered as a reporter and worked in for 40 years: Midtown Manhattan.
Neither Fink nor Trump were ever considered financial Jedi by their hard-charging midtown peers. For decades, that title was reserved for Kravis, First Boston’s Joseph Perella and his partner Bruce Wasserstein, or Morgan Stanley’s John Mack. Trump was a gaudy but bankrupt real estate guy who lived in a black tower and sold condos to dodgy Russians. Fink had been a high flying bond trader, but a spectacular wrong way trade made him a non-person in this close-knit club of money exchangers.
If Trump was a serial risk-taker who saved his career by firing people on a network reality television show, Fink rebounded by managing risk.
Both are masters of the art of the comeback for two reasons. First, they have an uncanny ability to understand and exploit developing trends in American culture. Twice, Trump has capitalized on voter disaffection with so-called coastal elites. A self-described “student of the market”, Fink is really good at sniffing out emerging mega investment trends.
But there is a more personal reason for their success. Both are driven by an almost pathological determination to make up for past mistakes. If failure does not kill you, it becomes a very powerful motivator.
As to what multi-billionaire business moguls President Trump and Larry Fink are creating, this report details, Axios just observed: “For the past decade, Washington has operated on the bipartisan consensus that China seeks to overtake the United States, Russia seeks to undermine it, and reinforcing alliances in Europe and Asia is key to winning the 21st century…Trump is challenging that entire foundation, envisioning a new world order where great powers cut deals — and look the other way when needed — rather than restrain each other’s ambitions”.
Unlike multi-billionaire business moguls President Trump and Larry Fink, this report concludes, former President Joe Biden was guided by insane socialist ideology instead of capitalist realism, that explains why the leftist New York Times revealed today: “Former President Joseph R. Biden Jr. has raised only a small fraction of the money needed to construct a presidential library…In filings with the Internal Revenue Service, Mr. Biden’s library foundation revealed that it had not received any new donations in 2024, the final year of his presidency…The foundation was instead seeded entirely with $4 million left over from his 2021 inauguration…The library foundation declined to say what it had raised in 2025…It said that Mr. Biden was only now beginning to actively raise money…Still, Mr. Biden’s foundation told the I.R.S. this year that it expected to bring in just $11.3 million, total, by the end of 2027…That would be far below the pace set by other recent presidents, and far less than the $200 million that Mr. Biden’s aides say they want to raise eventually”.
[Note: Some words and/or phrases appearing in quotes in this report are English language approximations of Russian words/phrases having no exact counterpart.]
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