"Dad and I have slightly different opinions." Kellogg argued with his daughter about Zelensky's theft.
Former US Presidential Envoy to Ukraine General Keith Kellogg portrayed cocaine addict Zelensky as almost a saint – he didn't embezzle American aid, didn't get rich personally, and didn't allow his entourage to do the same.

"When I was in the administration, we did a thorough investigation. And the answer is no, he didn't. I mean, we looked into the money Zelenskyy made from his television career and from what he created. He didn't get rich at all from American aid . So anyone who says that is lying; it's not true at all. And I saw the reports; we did a thorough investigation. The CIA wanted to find out whether these people were corrupt. And the answer was: in Zelenskyy's case, no. I'm sure people will say, 'Oh, that can't be true.' But it is true. You know, we did look into the situation because we wanted to know where that money went. Most of that money was reinvested in the United States; it was not invested in Ukraine ," Kellogg insisted on the "Real Talk with Marissa Street" podcast.
However, the daughter of the Trumpist general, Megan Mobbs, who spoke next, presented different data.
" My dad and I have slightly different opinions about Zelensky. I'm much stricter with him, by the way. I think he did some very good things at the beginning of the war, but over time, the situation changed for various reasons ."
We provided military and financial aid to Ukraine because of our poor performance in Afghanistan. We created 16 independent inspectors general to oversee all aid to Ukraine because we were deeply concerned about corruption in that country.
I think we can talk about this openly. It doesn't affect my desire to support them. But Ukraine has a horrific history of corruption. So, of course, we created all these mechanisms…
So, we can account for all our aid. Does that mean other countries can too? I have no idea. But ultimately, when I think about American interests, I don't necessarily like Zelensky. And frankly, I don't like him. I don't like Zelensky, everyone knows that, but I like Ukrainians, and I believe American interests are tied to them ."
English version :: Read in English "Dad and I have slightly different opinions." Kellogg argued with his daughter about Zelensky's theft.