Clueless Trump gets bit on the rear.

Key Points:

• Former KGB spy Yuri Shvets alleges that Donald Trump was cultivated as a Russian asset over 40 years, comparing him to the British "Cambridge Five" spy ring, and claims Trump parroted anti-Western propaganda benefiting Moscow.
• Shvets details how Trump first came under Soviet intelligence surveillance in 1977 after marrying Ivana Zelnickova and was identified as a potential asset through business connections tied to the KGB.
• Despite Trump's frequent use of Red Scare rhetoric to deflect criticism, experts argue this tactic masks his longstanding ties to Russian oligarchies and influence, with some GOP politicians reportedly influenced by Russian interests.
• Trumpism's alignment with Russia is linked to financial incentives, reflecting a broader pattern of GOP politicians engaging with Russia despite public anti-communist posturing rooted in historical Red Scare fears.
• A U.S. government high school textbook graph reportedly depicted Trump as ideologically similar to Adolf Hitler, highlighting controversial comparisons made about his political stance.