Economics Matters by Laurence Kotlikoff Podcast Live from Ukraine! An Update on the War with Andrew Fesiak 1 2 1 1× 0:00 Current time: 0:00 / Total time: -1:01:16 -1:01:16 Audio playback is not supported on your browser. Please upgrade. Live from Ukraine! An Update on the War with Andrew Fesiak Larry Kotlikoff Sep 05, 2024 1 2 1 Share Transcript Andrew Fesiak joins me on Economics Matters for the 3rd time. He is a notable expert in Eastern European military and political affairs, particularly regarding Ukraine and Russia. Andrew’s insights are shaped by his profound connection to Ukraine, having lived there for over 22 years and studied at Kyiv State University. As a member of Black Trident, a U.S. security and defense consulting group, and a frequent commentator on Middle Eastern platforms, Andrew provides a nuanced and authoritative perspective on the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. Topics Covered: War and Peace Dynamics Ukrainian Defense Strategies Russia's Economic Struggles Implications of Western Support Time Stamps: 00:00 Arabic press prefers Russia; Middle Eastern interviews frequent. 08:38 Ukraine has reopened Black Sea trade routes successfully. 14:09 First post-WWII invasion and occupation of Russia. 19:37 Ukraine develops missiles independently, bypassing production within Ukraine. 22:04 Ukraine's drones hit Russia, affecting morale notably. 31:08 Ukraine's nuclear threat deters Russian escalation, speculation. 34:53 Biden needs advice from gang leaders, not Sullivan. 41:56 Is peace by conceding eastern Ukraine possible? 47:53 Western support critical for Ukrainian morale and combat. 49:36 Russians poorly equipped; conscripting older soldiers. 55:09 Andrew's insights: Patriotic, optimistic, urging West to support Ukraine. 01:01:36 US can't support Ukraine, can't defeat China. This discussion presents invaluable insights for anyone interested in international relations, military strategy, and the geopolitical intricacies of the Ukraine-Russia conflict. Andrew Fesiak's deep-rooted understanding of the situation offers perspectives that are not only academically rich but also grounded in real-world implications. Subscribe Check Out MaxiFi Planner Economic Matters - The podcast is hosted by Laurence Kotlikoff, a Boston University Economist, a NY Times Best Selling Author , President of maxifi.com , and Author of Money Magic . Stay Connected: Facebook , Twitter , LinkedIn Apple Podcasts Google Podcasts Spotify iHeart Amazon Music Discussion about this episode Comments Restacks Economics Matters by Laurence Kotlikoff Podcast Economics can make a massive difference - collectively and personally. Listen in as we chat with some of the most influential leaders in economics across the globe. Economics can make a massive difference - collectively and personally. Listen in as we chat with some of the most influential leaders in economics across the globe. Subscribe Listen on Substack App RSS Feed Appears in episode Larry Kotlikoff Recent Episodes Naill Ferguson, the Preeminent Economic Historian, Talks Geopolitics -- Yesterday's, Today's, and Tomorrow's Aug 10 • Larry Kotlikoff Jack Schibli of Lane Generational Explains Why the Stock Market Runs Largely on Autopilot and the Equity-Investing Danger this Presents Aug 2 • Larry Kotlikoff The Brilliant and Captivating Justin Wolfers Talks Economics and the Economy Jul 31 • Larry Kotlikoff Economics Matter's First Substack Live! Talking Social Security's Extreme Insolvency with Pam Krueger, Founder and CEO of Wealthramp, and… Jul 29 • Larry Kotlikoff Brilliant Investing Requires Thinking and Looking Outside the Box -- Steve Laffey Is an Extraordinary Investor. This is a Podcast You Can't… Jul 23 Economist John Goodman, Father of HSAs and One of America's Most Influential Policymakers, Talks US Healthcare Reform Jul 16 • Larry Kotlikoff Bruce Mehlman Joins Economics Matters to Discuss the Long-Term Economic Impact of the War in Iran, Geopolitics, Economic History, and His… Jul 2 • Larry Kotlikoff Sebastian Mallaby Returns to Discuss AI and his Latest Bestseller: The Infinity Machine. Jun 25 • Larry Kotlikoff