Russia's spy chief admits that the country lacks the necessary resources for a prolonged war in Ukraine, except for its human resources, as the economy and military industry have been severely depleted.

Meanwhile, Joe Biden is determined to prevent Donald Trump from being reelected as president. However, evidence has emerged suggesting that there may have been coordination between the Special Counsel and the White House Counsel's office prior to Trump's indictment. Meetings between staff members and White House officials have sparked suspicions about the possibility of coordinated efforts in Trump's prosecution. The White House has avoided commenting on the matter, adding to the intrigue.

Further adding to the controversy, the White House counsel's office conducted meetings with a top aide to Special Counsel Jack Smith before Trump's indictment. This has raised concerns among critics who question the purpose of these meetings and the potential coordination that may have taken place between the White House and the special counsel's office.

The Digest, 8/26/2023 @500PM, CDT

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