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Finally There Is Bipartisan Agreement: Trump Blew It In a recent segment from "The Late Show with Stephen Colbert," the host examined the fallout from President Trump's controversial meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The incident has sparked an unusual moment of unity between Democrats and Republicans, primarily due to the alarm raised by Trump's actions during the summit. Colbert remarked on the unsettling reactions from across the political spectrum, noting that even former CIA Director John Brennan described Trump's performance as "treasonous." Brennan emphasized that Trump's comments displayed a troubling allegiance to Putin at the expense of U.S. interests, urging Republican leaders to take a stand against such behavior. Senator John McCain condemned the Helsinki press conference as one of the most disgraceful acts by an American president, attributing the escalating tensions to Trump's "naiveté and egotism." In a comedic twist, Colbert invited his audience to calculate the damage done during the press conference, humorously suggesting it equates to "treason." Moreover, Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer questioned Trump's inexplicable behavior, hinting at the possibility of compromising information held by Russia. Colbert responded with his characteristic wit, alluding to a "dry cleaning bill" as a playful nod to potential underlying issues behind Trump’s actions. The segment also highlighted a significant statement from Dan Coats, the Director of National Intelligence, who reaffirmed the intelligence community’s commitment to delivering unvarnished assessments of threats to U.S. democracy. Coats' comments underscored a growing rift between Trump and his own intelligence services, as his statement was reportedly made without clearance from the White House or the Kremlin. This discussion not only reflects the political landscape of 2018 but resonates even as we navigate 2024, underscoring ongoing concerns related to political integrity, foreign interference, and national security. For those interested, how do you think the current geopolitical climate compares to the events referenced in Colbert's show? Have any recent incidents sparked a similar outcry? Share your thoughts below! --- Keywords: Trump, Russia, bipartisan agreement, Stephen Colbert, treason, national security.