The Russians are naturally our allies whenever we are invaded.

And the times when they are not our allies, they are the ones invading us.

No war with the Russians. Obviously, if they attacked us, we would respond, because that's how it works.

But let us do nothing that would turn us into a co-belligerent against the Russians.

People talk about the Russian threat. Excuse me, the Russians have spent four years fighting the Ukrainians and still haven't finished.

And they're going to come and threaten us, and threaten the Germans?

Milwaukee Archbishop Jeffrey Grob issued “A Public Apology,” saying the meeting was “in no way an endorsement of the president, his policies, or his party” and that prayer had been “manipulated.”

He added that they came “not to pose for a political photo opportunity to benefit the few,” and that “we should never have been put in that position by the White House.”

Des Moines Bishop William Joensen said he wished he “had been more shrewd and less simple, like those who exploited our meeting for partisan political purpose.”

Trump credited their partnership with the U.S. attack on Venezuela and with Operations Midnight Hammer and Epic Fury against Iran.

He said those operations left Iran with “No Navy, No Air Force,” a broken economy and inflation of 301%.

He called Netanyahu “an outstanding Warrior Prime Minister” and told voters, “we have to finish the job that we started!”

He pointed to the two countries’ joint defeat of ISIS in Libya and honored the “sacrifices that brave Libyans made.”

Trump said Washington backs unifying Libya and its institutions, along with a move toward national elections.

He said Libyans have been “victims of terrorism and foreign meddling for years” and urged them to “unite, take back their sovereignty.”

AtlasIntel’s final runoff poll gave Bolsonaro 50.8% of valid votes to Lula’s 49.2%.

In other posts, Roman faulted major pollsters, including his own firm, for underestimating pro-Lula turnout and mobilization in the final weeks.

With 75.87% of votes counted, Lula leads 51.11% to 48.89%, and Datafolha says Bolsonaro can no longer catch up.

Lula, who turns 81 on Tuesday, will be the oldest president in the country’s history.