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🚨World Leaders give FATAL BLOW to Trump as ALLIANCES END!!
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This is the full, timestamped transcript of "🚨World Leaders give FATAL BLOW to Trump as ALLIANCES END!!", an episode of MeidasTouch published February 6, 2026 (20 min, about 3,320 words). It mentions 15 people, works and ideas, including Donald Trump, United States (states), Tom Rose, Poland, Prime Minister Tusk.
What this episode is about
World leaders express outrage at Donald Trump's administration as his ambassadors, particularly in Poland, face backlash for disrespecting diplomatic relationships. The recent incident involving Ambassador Tom Rose, who publicly condemned a Polish official for criticizing Trump, has sparked a national outcry and highlighted the strain on U.S.-Polish relations.
Key takeaways
- When ambassadors flex like schoolyard bullies, it's allyship that gets the real black eye.
- Poland's disdain for Trump's Nobel ambitions spotlights the fine line between diplomacy and mockery.
- In 2023, threatening to withdraw military support is the new diplomatic handshake - how quaint.
- Ambassador Rose's Twitter battles scream 'peak 2026': where diplomacy meets social media spectacle.
- Zarzowski's rebuttal? A masterclass on how to handle a tantrum - reject the bully's demands.
Who speaks in this episode?
- Tom Rose (Guest) · 2 min speaking
- Roman Garich (Guest) · 2 min speaking
- Donald Trump (Guest) · 1 min speaking
- Prime Minister Tusk · 1 min speaking
What is discussed, and when
- – 5:00: Poland, Donald Trump, Tom Rose, United States (states)
- – 10:00: Jeffrey Epstein, Donald Trump, United States (states), Prime Minister Tusk
- – 15:00: United States (states)
- – 20:00: Donald Trump, United States (states), Vladimir Putin, Jeffrey Epstein
Notable quotes from "🚨World Leaders give FATAL BLOW to Trump as ALLIANCES END!!"
And then Tom Rose, the ambassador to Poland, kept on just attacking random accounts on ex formerly Twitter, like this account said, Fantastic. It'll be even better if you stop getting involved.
about Tom Rose · atIs what the former deputy prime minister and minister of ed of education Roman Garich has to say. Dear ambassador, referring to the ambassador from the United States to Poland…
about Roman Garich · atRecognition for his musical talents were recognized as the beginning of the fall of the Roman Empire. Donald Trump's efforts to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize while at the…
about Donald Trump · atPower to conduct what is essentially a purely transactional form of global politics. This represents a clear violation of the established policy of principles and core values…
about NATO · atWe cannot allow any of the cases of Polish children exploited by the pedophile network and by the organizer of this satanic circle, Mr. Epstein, to be disregarded by anyone.…
about Jeffrey Epstein · atThe Trump regime picks ambassadors who attack the places that they're supposed to be acting diplomatic with. I'll give you another clear example we talk about as well. Pete Hora. Pete Hora.
about United States (states) · atInto the hearing that took place today in the United States Senate where you had the Democratic senator from Nevada, Cortez Masto, cross-examining Treasury Secretary Bessant…
about Senator Cortez Masto · at
Who and what is mentioned in this episode?
People
- Donald Trump — Person · Primary referenced political figure · 9 mentions · first at
Central figure in the episode’s critique of U.S. diplomatic conduct and alleged ties/benefit to Putin; also tied to the Nobel Peace Prize dispute in Poland. - Tom Rose — Person · Referenced diplomat / antagonist in the Poland segment · 5 mentions · first at
Described as the U.S. ambassador to Poland who publicly threatened to cut dealings with Poland’s Sejm Marshal after criticism of Trump, escalating a diplomatic dispute. - Prime Minister Tusk — Person · Referenced foreign leader responding to U.S. ambassador · 5 mentions · first at
Poland’s Prime Minister is quoted rebuking the U.S. ambassador’s posture and announcing an investigation related to Epstein allegations.And by the way, Prime Minister Tusk had these same Zarzotsskis back and said the following. Mr. Ambassador Rose, allies should respect each other, not lecture each other. At least this is how we here.
- Vladimir Putin — Person · Referenced foreign leader used as comparator/accusation target · 2 mentions · first at
Presented as the beneficiary of Trump’s posture toward Ukraine and as linked (allegedly) to kompromat narratives involving Epstein; used to frame the episode’s geopolitical argument.Of the Roman Empire. Donald Trump's efforts to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize while at the same time hanging a photo of himself with the greatest criminal of our time, Putin…
- Jeffrey Epstein — Person · Referenced criminal figure in investigation/blackmail narrative · 5 mentions · first at
Mentioned in connection with Poland’s stated intent to investigate possible links to exploitation and alleged intelligence-service ties; used to criticize the 'Trump regime' in the episode. - Roman Garich — Person · Referenced Polish political commentator/figure (name as in transcript) · 2 mentions · first at
Quoted delivering a strong condemnation of the U.S. ambassador’s stance and comparing Trump’s Nobel ambitions to Nero; the transcript frames him as a former deputy PM/education minister. - Senator Cortez Masto — Person · Referenced U.S. senator questioning administration official · 1 mention · first at
Appears in a Senate hearing clip pressing the Treasury Secretary about declines in international tourism and economic impacts attributed to administration policies. - Andrew Mahar — Person · Referenced journalist raising questions · 1 mention · first at
Cited as a 'Scottish journalist' who posed questions prompting governments to address alleged Epstein/intelligence-service connections.Mahar yesterday posed truly crucial questions and these pertain to every government across the globe. These are questions regarding what we intend to do about this. Given that…
Books & papers
- Autocracy Inc. — Book · Referenced work · 1 mention · first at
Autocracy Inc. is referenced by Prime Minister Tusk as a source of strategic insight during uncertain times.Does not deserve it. By the way, Prime Minister Tusk posted this photo of himself reading Autocracy Inc. In the time of strategic uncertainty, it's worth knowing who we are dealing with.
Companies & orgs
- Midas Touch Network — Company · Business focus · 1 mention · first at
Midas Touch Network is mentioned as a target of attacks by the US ambassador to Canada, highlighting its role in the media landscape.Talk about as well. Pete Hora. Pete Hora is the United States ambassador to Canada. He's attacked the Midas Touch Network before. He's gone after Charlie Angus who runs Midas Canada. By the way, make sure you subscribe to Midas Canada.
Concepts & topics
- NATO — Concept · Key argument · 4 mentions
NATO is highlighted as an essential institution for collective security, undermined by Trump's policies. - European Union — Concept · Key argument · 1 mention · first at
The European Union is mentioned as a crucial institution that should be strengthened, contrasting with Trump's policies.Such as a so-called peace council is in my opinion entirely illusory and misguided. Instead we must focus on strengthening the existing crucial institutions like the European…
- Doctor Who — Concept · Key argument · 4 mentions
The WHO is mentioned as an important international organization that should be supported, contrary to Trump's approach.Power to conduct what is essentially a purely transactional form of global politics. This represents a clear violation of the established policy of principles and core values…
Places & events
- United States (states) — Place · Setting · 10 mentions · first at
The United States is the primary location where the discussed political regime is based, influencing international relations. - Poland — Place · Setting · 10 mentions · first at
Poland is a key location where diplomatic tensions with the US ambassador have escalated, causing a national outcry.Even better if you stop getting involved in Polish politics and domestic affairs. people in Poland just basically tweeting or social media posting at Ambassador Tom Rose who…
Full transcript with timestamps
World leaders are absolutely furious at Donald Trump and his despicable regime. And world leaders are calling out Donald Trump's various ambassadors to their countries because these ambassadors keep disrespecting the countries and officials that they are there to try to be diplomats for in theory and they're not being diplomatic. They're just outright attacking the countries where they are the ambassador. The most recent example in Poland and this has caused a national outcry there where you had the ambassador to Poland, a guy by the name of Tom Rose, who's a JD Vance Lackey who became the ambassador to Poland 3 months ago or so posted the following message.
effective immediately. We will have no further dealings, contacts or communications with the marshall of the same Sarzowski whose outrageous and unprovoked insults directed against President Trump. The pus has made himself a serious impediment to our excellent relations with Prime Minister Tusk and his government. We will not permit anyone to harm US Polish relations nor disrespect Donald Trump who has done so much for Poland and the Polish people. Now Sorzasti is basically the number two in the lower chambers of parliament in Poland. He's basically like the speaker, the marshall speaker of the house. And all he said is that Donald Trump should not get the Nobel Peace Prize. And by saying Trump should not get the Nobel Peace Prize, the new ambassador to Poland attacked him and said, "I'm not dealing with you and the US is basically going to boycott you."
To which people in Poland were like, "You're going to boycott our speaker of the house? Who the hell are you? Ambassador Tom Rose, who are you while your regime is covering up a child sex trafficking ring in the United States?" And by the way, Prime Minister Tusk had these same Zarzotsskis back and said the following. Mr. Ambassador Rose, allies should respect each other, not lecture each other. At least this is how we here in Poland understand our partnership. And then Tom Rose, the ambassador to Poland, kept on just attacking random accounts on ex formerly Twitter, like this account said, "Fantastic. It'll be even better if you stop getting involved in Polish politics and domestic affairs." people in Poland just basically tweeting or social media posting at Ambassador Tom Rose who goes, "Anyone who insults or denigrates my president is interfering in my politics.
You do not tolerate being insulted and neither will we." And then Tom Rose posts again, "Should we take all of our soldiers and equipment with us?" So, as Jacob Krup writes, so the US ambassador to Poland is now casually implying the threat of pulling US troops and military equipment from the country in a Twitter spat with a random university student. Yeah, that is peak 2026 right there. And then you had this individual Roman Garich who, as this one account says, to add context, Guyich used to be one of the extreme right. as for now is still the far right but viewed a little bit more reasonable than extreme right. So for him to support Zarzowasti over America and over Rose is like Ran Paul to support Bernie Sanders. And so here is what the former deputy prime minister and minister of ed of education Roman Garich has to say. Dear ambassador, referring to the ambassador from the United States to Poland, your position
that you will not maintain relations with the marshall of the Sim and again the same is the parliament, the lower parliament in uh Poland, the upper chambers called the Senate, who was elected by the parliamentary majority representing the majority of polls is simply insolent. the times when ambassadors dictated to polls who should be who in Poland are over and will never return. We want good relations with the USA, but your representatives will not be choosing the authorities of the Republic of Poland for us. I have never been a fan of Zorsowski, but in this matter, as a member of Parliament, I stand firmly behind him. Your president first insulted Polish soldiers and then demands support for his dreams of a Nobel Peace Prize. The times when Nero demanded under threat of punishment recognition for his musical talents were recognized as the beginning of the fall of the Roman Empire. Donald Trump's
efforts to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize while at the same time hanging a photo of himself with the greatest criminal of our time, Putin, are from a Polish perspective similar to demanding awards and praise in front of Nero. So, first may I just share with you the video that Zorzowski posted where he just said Trump does not deserve a Nobel Peace Prize. And this is what triggered the MAGA ambassador to Poland, Tom Rose, to go on that ranting and raving like a lunatic spree threatening Poland, which now has created a national outcry in Poland against the United States, although that's been building for some times. So here's what Zmir Zarzowski has to say here. Play this clip. I absolutely will not support any nomination for a Nobel Prize for President Trump because quite frankly he simply does not deserve such an honor.
The United States building new platforms such as a so-called peace council is in my opinion entirely illusory and misguided. Instead we must focus on strengthening the existing crucial institutions like the European Union, NATO, the United Nations, the WHO and most importantly ourselves. This is precisely where our collective security truly lies. In my personal opinion, President Trump is actively destabilizing the entire situation within these various international organizations by representing a policy of raw power and by using that very same power to conduct what is essentially a purely transactional form of global politics. This represents a clear violation of the established policy of principles and core values and it is often a direct violation of the fundamental standards of international law. policy of tariffs, a different interpretation of history, for example, concerning the involvement of Polish
soldiers in missions, the instrumental treatment of other territories, such as, for instance, the instrumental treatment of Greenland. All of this, ladies and gentlemen, leads me to the firm conclusion that I cannot possibly endorse the nomination for a Nobel Prize for President Trump because he simply does not deserve it. By the way, Prime Minister Tusk posted this photo of himself reading Autocracy Inc. In the time of strategic uncertainty, it's worth knowing who we are dealing with. Also, earlier in the week, Prime Minister Tusk announced an investigation into any involvement in Poland or otherwise in connection with Jeffrey Epstein. Um, one of the things, and I'll play this clip for you, that Prime Minister Tusk basically said, and in my view, this was also coded calling out the Trump regime, which is at the heart of the Epstein cabal, is that Poland will not be subject to a honeypot
comprom because it's become increasingly clear after reviewing those 3 million files, the partial release of those three of the three million files, there's still 3 million more documents. ments to go which could be tens of millions of more pages. It seems that Epstein was really working with the KGB um and having these links with Putin and others in order to build this comprom these compromising relations with American politicians uh and others throughout the world in order to blackmail them basically. So here's what Prime Minister Tusk here's the official statement that he said here.
Play this clip. We cannot allow any of the the cases of Polish children exploited by the pedophile network and by the organizer of this satanic circle, Mr. Epstein, to be disregarded by anyone. The first reports have emerged concerning individuals who, for example, informed Mr. Epstein from Kov that they already had a group of Polish women or girls. We along with the Minister of Justice, the prosecutor general and the Minister Coordinator for Special Services have jointly decided to establish an analytical team and potentially launch an investigation if analysis confirm our concerns regarding the pedophilia scandal in the United States. The very well-known Scottish journalist Andrew Mahar yesterday posed truly crucial questions and these pertain to every government across the globe. These are questions regarding what we intend to do about this. Given that suspicions concerning Epstein's connections and
that entire pedophile network with Russian special services are escalating daily, this issue must also be thoroughly investigated by us considering the national security of the Polish state. And by the way, folks, this is a pattern with the Trump regime. The Trump regime picks ambassadors who attack the places that they're supposed to be acting diplomatic with. You know, I'll give you another clear example we talk about as well. Pete Hora. Pete Hora is the United States ambassador to Canada. He's attacked the Midas Touch Network before. He's gone after Charlie Angus who runs Midas Canada. By the way, make sure you subscribe to Midas Canada.
Oh, and while you're at it, subscribe to our YouTube channel. We're on our way to 6 million subscribers thanks to your support. So, make sure you hit subscribe right here. Um, but Hoax is, you know, the one who talks about ah, you know, Canada should be the 51st state. It should just join America. And then Hoax like gaslights the people of Canada. It's like, what did we do to make you upset? Why are you getting all emotional there, Canada? We've never insulted you. Why are you acting so disrespectful to us? Because you're threatening to conquer it. Because you're threatening to take it over. because you're imposing tariffs and trade wars and accusing Canada of like running a narco terroristic state because you come from the same playbook of Putin. Maybe that's why. But do you see that this is a pattern of the Trump ambassador? So, I'll just show you the most recent interview that Hoaxra did that's
available. He did it with a local network right here. Um, CJ A80 a.m. in Canada. And here's what Hoaxra had to uh say right over here. Here's the Here he is talking about, oh, like why why is Canada all angry at the US? Like what did we do to you? We didn't do anything wrong to you. Here, play this clip. From my perspective, I I read lots of stuff.
Yeah. Canadian stuff that Canadians say about the United States of America. I look at what Canadian government, you know, provincial governments uh are doing to the United States. It doesn't make me very happy, but Canadians are free to do what they want.
Can you give me an Can you give me an example or two on that end that that is on the top of that list for you
in terms of tone? tone and and and decisions what you just referenced the things that you're
sure I mean I I think you have premers who attack the president personally okay I don't I am not aware of the president's team governors or the folks that work out of the embassy attacking Mark Carney we respect him as the leader uh of Canada you have folks that just absolutely trash the president who are in key government officials and that's a decision they make.
I don't like it, but if that's what they want to do, that's what they can do. There have been some indications that US sectors have been hurt by the current state of relations between the country. I looked at one recent poll that shows like a 7020 uh split on keeping US booze off Canadian shelves. 70% of Canadians in favor, only 20% oppose that. And of course, that hurts US booze manufacturers. You know, you know, how do you view that aspect that there are US companies hurting because of all this? Well, I think, you know, it's absolutely appropriate for Canada to retaliate. We have banned so many Canadian products in the United States of America. Oh, wait a minute. No, we haven't.
Uhhuh. Okay. We haven't banned any American products in Canada. Um, excuse me. We haven't banned any Canadian products in America.
We do not have the president's team or governor saying don't travel to America. If you go into a store, pick up a box and take a look and if it says made in America, you know, put it back. We don't do that. But again, if Canada's negotiating position and they believe that this strengthens their negotiating position to ban American products, encourage their citizens not to travel to the United States. That's their negotiating position and um you know it kind of sets a tone for the relationship.
All right, let's talk more from Hoostra in this interview right here. Also, it's your 250th birthday for America, right? And there are a lot of Canadians that say I don't want to celebrate. What's your to wrap up here? What's your message to the Canadians in the last little while said I don't want to celebrate America this year. Maybe I would have, but now I don't want to. That's a Canadian decision.
Okay. We've been great partners for a long period of time. Um we are, you know, we're we're going through this as a negotiation. Uh you know, it's it's not an it's not doesn't have to be an emotional issue. If you want to make it an emotional issue, that's fine. you know, debate, you know, things that the president has said. Uh, we don't get I'm not getting, you know, wrapped up in what this person says or that person says. It's kind of like this is good for business in America. That's my objective. I'm assuming that Mark Carney and his team, they're negotiating for what's best in Canada. Uh, and in eight or nine months, we'll see exactly where that ends up.
Then Hoostra talks more about, you know, I just, it's this Canadian attitude, man. Check your attitude, man. It's like, okay, that's like gaslighting at its finest right there. Here, play this clip.
Of course, we've seen the ramifications of that. Like Canadians, their attitude towards the US is has changed in in the the last year because of that.
Yeah. And if that uh hey we're we're going through negotiations and if the Canadian government believes and it's going to follow uh public opinion, Canadian government may decide that okay doing business with America is not in our best interest and we're going to go another way. Canada is a sovereign country. They can do that.
But you the United States has a role in that public uh that public favorability, right? There are ways where you could be having statements that would lead the public, the Canadian public to say, "Yeah, this is a vital relationship." So, I wonder if bad blood right now.
Obviously, right now with public opinion polls, uh the uh the public doesn't view the relationship necessarily as being very valuable or critical. My opinion on this is that it has created a tremendous amount of prosperity and wealth and a tremendous number of high quality, high-paying jobs on both sides of the border.
I mean, that guy's loadsome. He's detestable and he's too afraid to even uh do an interview with Charlie Angus over at Minus Canada. And so, yeah, I mean, he's pathetic. Um, but just go into the hearing that took place today in the United States Senate where you had the Democratic senator from Nevada, Cortez Masto, cross-examining Treasury Secretary Bessant about American tourism being absolutely destroyed because of the Canadian boycott. And it's not just Canada and it's not just Vegas and Nevada. It's the rest of the country.
And it's also other nations as well. And we've seen America is in a massive jobs recession right now. America's economy is suffering right now. And watch Treasury Secretary Scott Besson. He's so arrogant. He's like, I don't even want to do his voice here. Play this clip.
Is the data from the Commerce Department, this administration's commerce department on national travel and tourism office. Year-over-year declines in travelers from October 24th to the 25th. It's not just from Canada. It's from Germany. It's from the Netherlands. It's from Australia. It's New Zealand. It's India. It's Vietnam. It's Philippines. Uh we are seeing under this administration a US travel association travel forecast that is dealing with now nearly a 70 billion travel trade deficit for 2025. So, how do you intend to address the tourism travel issue that we are losing money in this country because of the policies of this administration?
Is o overall the occupancy in Las Vegas down or or more Americans going? I'm talking about internationally. It's not just me. It's Florida. It's other it's other states that are dealing with a decline in in in tourism. And this is my conversation with you for the last year that seems to be this administration keeps ignoring. It is a billion trillion dollar industry to this country and you don't seem to think it is important. Let me talk about something else though. you.
You know, finally, you have uh President Zullinski of Ukraine continuing to try to pursue a diplomatic path, noting that at the end of the day, the Trump regime's goal is to help Putin and help Russia anyway. But Zalinsky knows he has to just go through the motions and hopes to get through this Trump regime as much as he can because he knows that Donald Trump is quite literally on the side of Putin. I mean, Trump's, how do you know he's on the side of Putin? He has Putin's photo in the Oval Office right in the West Wing, right above the photo of his grandkids.
The most prominent photo is a photo that Trump has with Putin. And don't even get me started on the Epstein files. Putin is all over those Epstein files. And Epstein say, "Ah, meeting with Putin. We're doing tell Putin this Putin Bitcoin this that." You know, it was so obvious what's going on here. Yeah. As Donald would say, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia. When you have a photo of Putin in the Oval Office. Yeah, that's Russia. Russia, Russia right there. And when you try to both sides, everything. Oh yeah, Donald, when earlier in the week you gave a press conference and you said that Putin, this was Monday, remember Trump said Putin called me and he said because it's so cold in Ukraine that Russia has stopped any attacks on Ukraine and will stop attacking for the foreseeable future. This was big. Look what I secured. Then like within the hour, Russia starts boom shahid drones on Kev and Kke and all of the areas. Um,
boom. Ballistic missiles, cruise missiles attacking residential properties, barrage, one of the worst missile attacks ever. Then Donald Trump was asked the next day, "Hey, Donald, didn't you say on Monday that Putin agreed that he wasn't going to attack Ukraine during the cold?" Isn't that what you said? Oh, no, no, no. I said 5 days. It ended Sunday. Putin kept his word. He's a man of his word. How pathetic is Donald Trump? How pathetic is this whole disgusting regime? Let me know what you think. Hit subscribe. Let's get to 6 million and thanks for watching. Thanks for watching. Be sure to add the Midas Touch podcast on Apple Podcast, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcast for new updates every single day.
Questions about this episode
Who speaks in "🚨World Leaders give FATAL BLOW to Trump as ALLIANCES END!!"?
Tom Rose (Guest), Roman Garich (Guest), Donald Trump (Guest), Prime Minister Tusk.
What is "🚨World Leaders give FATAL BLOW to Trump as ALLIANCES END!!" about?
World leaders express outrage at Donald Trump's administration as his ambassadors, particularly in Poland, face backlash for disrespecting diplomatic relationships. The recent incident involving Ambassador Tom Rose, who publicly condemned a Polish official for criticizing Trump, has sparked a national outcry and highlighted the strain on U.S.-Polish relations.
What is mentioned in this MeidasTouch episode?
15 people, works and ideas are mentioned, including Donald Trump, United States (states), Tom Rose, Poland, Prime Minister Tusk, Vladimir Putin. Each one on this page links to its own page with every episode that mentions it.
How long is "🚨World Leaders give FATAL BLOW to Trump as ALLIANCES END!!"?
The episode runs 20 min; the transcript is about 3,320 words in 34 timestamped sections.
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