Jon Stewart: Trump waiving Russia sanctions 'insane' and 'incoherent'

A controversial reversal in U.S. policy has sparked sharp criticism from political commentators, as the president has lifted key sanctions on Russia despite having signed a sweeping sanctions bill into law just months earlier. The executive action, which aims to ease restrictions on Russian diesel exports, contradicts the bipartisan legislation designed to impose stricter penalties on Moscow. Critics argue the move undermines congressional efforts and raises questions about consistency in foreign policy, with one prominent figure calling it "insane" and lacking clear rationale. The shift comes as lawmakers and analysts debate whether the administration’s decision will weaken sanctions intended to pressure Russia over geopolitical tensions.

Jon Stewart blasted President Trump for waiving sanctions on Russia to allow more of its diesel to come to market, calling the move "insane" and "incoherent." The president signed an executive order last week that waived the sanctions bill he signed into law in September. The legislative package, which was passed by Congress with bipartisan...