Calls Kamala laughably incompetent and yet votes for her anyway... massive cognitive dissonance. Then has the gall to question JD Vance's convictions. What a joke.
Great points. Placing the most powerful and important country in the international system into the hands of a cackling idiot would have been disastrous. Stephens gives his opinions about the inner thoughts and motivations of people he doesn't truly know without any hesitation - total hubris.
@@dproulx222Simply refraining from what Biden did would be a start. The “Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act” and the “Inflation Reduction Act” tallied up to over $2 trillion in government spending. All it takes is identifying Democratic economic instincts, and doing the precise opposite.
For so so many of us, the bias and prejudice lamestream media paraded on every broadcast, drove us to alternative sources for news and information such as podcasts. We got our daily fix from The Free Press, The Daily Wire, DeVory Darkins, JNS TV, Megyn Kelly & Joe Rogan, and the Trump campaign machine took advantage of internet media sources. Very few North Americans tuned into lamestream media, until the election had been called, and only because we wanted to see their commiserations, they did not disappoint.
Niall is correct. Elon in the Executive branch could be more important than Trump’s 2016 judicial appointee list. Coupled with a sweep of S & H, for the first time in a generation we have a chance to significantly bend the 50-100 year debt/gdp curve down. This generation’s smartest and greatest operator doesn’t need $2T; 10% efficiency gains and a deregulation bump to long term growth would preserve our children’s future. So much low hanging fruit for someone who is untouchable. It would dwarf tax cuts, which are a media red herring. Elon can put government spending and efficiency in the zeitgeist. Finally.
Nah, the appointment of three Justices was Herculean as far as legacy is concerned. Their jurisprudence will likely outlive all of us- the Court is now the analytic counterweight to the Warren Court from the mid-20th Century. Frankly, if _Dobbs_ and Originalism had cost us the 2024 election, it probably still would’ve been worth it in the long run (i.e. this century).
I think this is largely correct. Trump is no parliamentarian. Nor is he a crafter of careful legislation. He will change the government primarily through the executive branch. And who you hire and who you fire is a huge part of that. Here's to hoping that the federal government is treated like the twitter workforce.
The reason he voted for Harris--despite her mediocrity--is Trump. Many ex-Dems agree with Trump on many issues, but his character is petulant, mercurial and angry. During his first term he was ineffective in many areas ... ask HR--who he fired--if you are confused on this point. Trump loves the prestige more that the job and was no Reagan. Let's hope he does better this time around.
I voted for Kamala and I also criticize the Dems. Not every Dem is the far left. She was the far better choice than the misogynistic sociopath that was elected.
I got the impression he voted for Kamala because she seemed to him the "lesser of two evils" (Not accusing either candidate of actually being evil, just a figure of speech. I have American friends here in the UK who weeks ago voted by post for Trump, even though they intensely dislike him, his coarseness etc because in spite of everything they think about him, they also think that politically he's better for the country than Kamala. Voting for someone doesn't necessarily mean you think they're wonderful.
"I think American suffers from too much politics" I couldn't agree more. It's been elevated to a 24/7 outrage theater because it has proven to very lucrative approach. But we still have agency, and it would be good for all of us to turn it off, and get a life, until some time in the summer of 2027.
Counterpoint: America suffers from too much government. If it weren't so ever-present, intrusive, unaccountable and incompetent, we could step back. Until it is diminished, the job is not done. We must stay engaged.
Wait-The Bret Stephens who 10/24 wrote he was voting for Kamala, wants to drive a “stake through the heart of Trumpism?” In interviews. Rich commentary Bret.
On second terms... I agree there is no comparison in history to what DJT has done. This has been the comeback of a popular President who has been persecuted relentlessly and who has won a resounding victory over the status quo of the opposition. This is a unique time in American history and hopefully it's best.
Bret Stephens' presence is clearly aimed at providing an outstanding example of cognitive dissonance. He voted for Harris while on the pdcast simultaneously trashing everything she and the Democratic Party stand for.
Great discussion. Surprised to hear a NYT "journalist" express such an objective and insightful perspective. Would he have dared expressed these balanced views before the election????
I'm actually not confident that this is the end of social justice cultural movement. 2 things to consider: 1) Social movements tend to have a lot of inertia, and can be persistent even in the face overwhelming adversity. Examples: communism, extreme Islamism. We even have nostalgia for antebellum South ('South will rise again!'). Never underestimate stupidity and stubbornness of people. 2) It's not at all a given that 2nd Trump term will go well, even if the do everything right. There are many issues looming ahead: huge deficit, S China Sea, Russian aggression, Iran, N Korea, climate issues/natural disaster, etc. Any one of these, if they explode, can test the administration to its limits, and some may be beyond anyone's capability to solve. If such failures lead to a huge setback for US, surely the dejected progressives will again convince themselves that social justice is the solution all these problems.
I’d add one more consideration: the same people still control all of the teachers unions, and every major university, and their ideology is baked into the curriculum from kindergarten on.
49:25 Stephens mentions the likely ruinous consequences of high tariffs (including on our allies). The other guys chuckle nervously and H.R. changes the subject.
Genuine congratulations to republicans. Please no more blaming liberals now that you have all the power & responsibility. Hope you guys were right. Love from England🏴
Some loon pollster got a big cheque just before election to poll that KH was ahead by 4 points in Iowa. Kind of like 20 when polls said Dems ahead by 11 points in Ohio
I waited too long to hear from the GoodFellows. Thank you, gentlemen! Bret, on the other hand, confused me. He voted for the Dems, but sure has a way with words for the party he voted for.
The guys say so many smart things, yet nobody but Bret Stephens pays any attention to the obvious dangers of Trump II to our standing in the world. Sure, the Dems are too soft in some ways, but those GOP isolationists… I mean I just heard Niall say that the struggle between the Reagan types and the isos will be “interesting.” Really? That’s the appropriate adjective here?
I used to identify as a Democrat on practically every issue until they became over the top radical and spiteful after they 'won' in 2020. The constant Hitler and fascist projection has been so revealing. edit: and screw you Bret. Thanks for reminding me to cancel my sub to The Athletic. I can't support people who support you.
Sorry you didn't get the FOX reach around you were hoping for. Maybe stick to less intellectually challenging channels, or just stick to Hannity. Seems right up your alley.
It's so hilarious - and telling - that you're still mad even though you won. The guy is honest with you and you get mad about it. What a pathetic person you are.
Best part, John's joke.. "How many progressives does it take to change a lightbulb", then crossing arms and frowning "That kind of humor really isn't appropriate in this situation, you know?"
The 'Shooter Flatch' aspect to the campaign of 2024 is the aspect of this election which stands out to one, looking at it from a European point of view, from 'across the pond'. Dennis Hopper played this character in a 1986 film named 'Hoosiers' about small town America and about Indiana's farming communities, and what sport, education, growing up and 'lessons learned' or showing example on the part of adults or mentors means in those smaller town social and cultural landscapes. Dennis Hopper acts the role of a former high school basketball participant whose young son is playing on the high school team, and 'Shooter' this character is projected into a position of responsibility, which he is incapable of carrying. The reason I think of the character of Shooter and of small town rural landscapes in 2024. Is the scene in which Shooter as the coach talks about 'the picket fence'. There's a way in which we can game this out, to our advantage. And I think of November and December of 2020 in Washington DC and New York city, in the community of journalists who worked and reported for national scale newspaper titles. There were an amazing amount of journalists in late 2020, who were in a hurry to talk about the play's that they ran. There were suddenly these Shooter Flatch types everywhere who were desperate to claim credit. Where are those folks in November 2024? And what are they saying now. Those same media people, who had space afforded to them to write columns in 2020, explaining how clever they were then. That is what set in motion the process whereby one ends up now, from a Democratic party perspective in late '24. Because what people all forgot, in what I've referred to as the 'Shooter Flatch' crowd then, what they over- inflated was their own contributions. What they totally under- estimated was the contribution made by their own candidate, Joesph P. Biden. Because even in 2020, you still needed to be a hell of a candidate to defeat that Trump momentum. Post 2020, there were so many Democratic apparatchik types in a rush to congratulate and back slap one another, the confirmation bias set in then. The notion that 'the candidate' didn't matter so much, as did 'running the picket fence' on the opposition. So in '24 it became all about playbooks, drawing circles and lines on the copybook. In the 1986 film and story, it reached a point at which the small town high school team of basketball players, because they represented their own town and it's people, they just wanted to win or lose the right way. They were done running picket fences, and ultimately, done playing games. It had gotten too real, it had gotten too important. In 2024 in the election in north America, the nonsense and the fluff got brushed to one side. Things became real. And Shooter type characters lost was minor bit of influence they may have believed was in their own grasp. In the future if the decide to do so, they may be ready to shoulder an actual duty if care and of responsibility. I will wait for that.
I disagree with Niall Ferguson regarding Trump’s second term. When you consider that he fought for four years to regain the presidency and when you consider the mandate and the powerhouse team behind who HAS HIS BACK, I think this will be the heralding of the golden age.
Not right, Niall. The Puerto Rico comment was followed by a Biden "deplorable" moment a day after the comedian's comment when Biden, possibly in an effort to hurt Harris, called all Trump supporters "garbage". This is why Trump used the truck.
This election was over in the Spring. This was a result of locked-in belief, not late movement to one side over the other. She clawed some of Biden's losses back, but clearly not enough.
God bless the USA and the American people. Love from NZ.
Elon and Rogan didn't get me to vote for Trump. The Colorado Supreme Court and Alvin Bragg did.
And there it is. For me it was my corrupt Democrat co-workers in government service.
Calls Kamala laughably incompetent and yet votes for her anyway... massive cognitive dissonance. Then has the gall to question JD Vance's convictions. What a joke.
Great points. Placing the most powerful and important country in the international system into the hands of a cackling idiot would have been disastrous. Stephens gives his opinions about the inner thoughts and motivations of people he doesn't truly know without any hesitation - total hubris.
JD Vance clearly doesn't really have any convictions
Agree 100% with the General. The military, active duty or retired, need to stay out of politics. I say this as a retired sailor.
God Bless America 🇺🇸
Oh Man.....I cannot wait to see the responses next time to who has been put forward...This does NOT age well.
you aren't a "washed up general" HR! you are a national treasure, we love you, buddy !!
Never forget P-nut the squirrel and the racoon...
Nice to see the US following New Zealand’s lead😊. Seriously, well done America.🇺🇸
I'd say it's pretty rare.
We did it!!! Roll Tide
Pretty sure Tuscaloosa went blue 😂
Hey Doug... Can you name a few policies that are going to make you better of financially and those policies that will lead to international stability?
@@dproulx222Simply refraining from what Biden did would be a start. The “Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act” and the “Inflation Reduction Act” tallied up to over $2 trillion in government spending.
All it takes is identifying Democratic economic instincts, and doing the precise opposite.
For so so many of us, the bias and prejudice lamestream media paraded on every broadcast, drove us to alternative sources for news and information such as podcasts. We got our daily fix from The Free Press, The Daily Wire, DeVory Darkins, JNS TV, Megyn Kelly & Joe Rogan, and the Trump campaign machine took advantage of internet media sources. Very few North Americans tuned into lamestream media, until the election had been called, and only because we wanted to see their commiserations, they did not disappoint.
Saved America!
That’s yet to be seen… 😂
And Western Civilization.
I'd say that's a quick assessment. It hasn't been three days.
get a life
Niall is correct. Elon in the Executive branch could be more important than Trump’s 2016 judicial appointee list. Coupled with a sweep of S & H, for the first time in a generation we have a chance to significantly bend the 50-100 year debt/gdp curve down. This generation’s smartest and greatest operator doesn’t need $2T; 10% efficiency gains and a deregulation bump to long term growth would preserve our children’s future. So much low hanging fruit for someone who is untouchable. It would dwarf tax cuts, which are a media red herring. Elon can put government spending and efficiency in the zeitgeist. Finally.
Nah, the appointment of three Justices was Herculean as far as legacy is concerned. Their jurisprudence will likely outlive all of us- the Court is now the analytic counterweight to the Warren Court from the mid-20th Century.
Frankly, if _Dobbs_ and Originalism had cost us the 2024 election, it probably still would’ve been worth it in the long run (i.e. this century).
I think this is largely correct. Trump is no parliamentarian. Nor is he a crafter of careful legislation. He will change the government primarily through the executive branch. And who you hire and who you fire is a huge part of that. Here's to hoping that the federal government is treated like the twitter workforce.
If Bret disliked Kamala so much why did he vote for her? Is he a Lincoln Project devotee? If so, I ignore his positions.
Probably a requirement if you write for the NY Times.
Congratulations USA from rhe UK gulag
Get Victor Davis Hanson on!
Funny. I kept thinking about Victor through the whole video and wondering what he would say.
Victor has been an amazing expert in his running analysis on this topic.
He was on conversations with John Anderson right after the election. And Niall was on right before.
Pray for Ukraine.
Gobsmacking that Stephens admitted to voting for Harris!
But even better, Niall kinda smacked him around about that.
Right on, Niall!
🤦♂
Great discussion ... Bret in my opinion has the right view of the Election . Always a pleasure listening to you guys , very insightful . Thanks
Brett’s criticism of the Dem candidate is so pointed. It’s incredible that he voted for her. I have to say, because he deserves it: what a tool!
🤗
The reason he voted for Harris--despite her mediocrity--is Trump. Many ex-Dems agree with Trump on many issues, but his character is petulant, mercurial and angry. During his first term he was ineffective in many areas ... ask HR--who he fired--if you are confused on this point. Trump loves the prestige more that the job and was no Reagan. Let's hope he does better this time around.
Considering his salary, I hope he can take a hit like that one.
I voted for Kamala and I also criticize the Dems. Not every Dem is the far left. She was the far better choice than the misogynistic sociopath that was elected.
I got the impression he voted for Kamala because she seemed to him the "lesser of two evils" (Not accusing either candidate of actually being evil, just a figure of speech. I have American friends here in the UK who weeks ago voted by post for Trump, even though they intensely dislike him, his coarseness etc because in spite of everything they think about him, they also think that politically he's better for the country than Kamala. Voting for someone doesn't necessarily mean you think they're wonderful.
Power to the People. ;)
I think your definition of People doesn't include those of us who make less than $100 000 000 a semester.
I was drinking beer and watching Thursday night football as I listened to this. Exactly as Neil had proscribed.
"I think American suffers from too much politics"
I couldn't agree more. It's been elevated to a 24/7 outrage theater because it has proven to very lucrative approach. But we still have agency, and it would be good for all of us to turn it off, and get a life, until some time in the summer of 2027.
Counterpoint: America suffers from too much government. If it weren't so ever-present, intrusive, unaccountable and incompetent, we could step back. Until it is diminished, the job is not done. We must stay engaged.
Brilliant show. Thank you!
Been waiting for this one. Hit me, Gents. Go!
Greatest come back in US history.
After the Patriots' comeback win in Super Bowl LI :D
You're right, but Hitler was bigger, he was even in jail. I just say it due to the similarities ....
But hardly the best cover-up.
54:38 Bret is wrong here. Trump had plenty of opportunity to put Hillary behind bars and he didn't.
Wait-The Bret Stephens who 10/24 wrote he was voting for Kamala, wants to drive a “stake through the heart of Trumpism?” In interviews. Rich commentary Bret.
All he’s explaining is why the Democrats lost. He’s not saying Trump is better than Harris.
😂
He's not a serious person
''This was a 'vibes' election''. I dare not even say what vibes I feel were elected.
On second terms... I agree there is no comparison in history to what DJT has done. This has been the comeback of a popular President who has been persecuted relentlessly and who has won a resounding victory over the status quo of the opposition. This is a unique time in American history and hopefully it's best.
He has also been remarkably constant in his endless dispensal of profanities and silly appearances all over the place.
And by now, at least one thing is pretty clear : this second term won't be his last.
NYT has zero credibility left
Kamala raises incompetence to a level of genius! 😂
Condolences, Hoover Institution 🙏
Bret Stephens' presence is clearly aimed at providing an outstanding example of cognitive dissonance. He voted for Harris while on the pdcast simultaneously trashing everything she and the Democratic Party stand for.
Legendary analysis into unprecedented moments
Isn't it a bit rich to call it 'legendary' when the topic at hand is barely two days old?
Great discussion. Surprised to hear a NYT "journalist" express such an objective and insightful perspective. Would he have dared expressed these balanced views before the election????
He always does which is why he's one of if not their best.
I'm actually not confident that this is the end of social justice cultural movement.
2 things to consider:
1) Social movements tend to have a lot of inertia, and can be persistent even in the face overwhelming adversity. Examples: communism, extreme Islamism. We even have nostalgia for antebellum South ('South will rise again!'). Never underestimate stupidity and stubbornness of people.
2) It's not at all a given that 2nd Trump term will go well, even if the do everything right. There are many issues looming ahead: huge deficit, S China Sea, Russian aggression, Iran, N Korea, climate issues/natural disaster, etc. Any one of these, if they explode, can test the administration to its limits, and some may be beyond anyone's capability to solve. If such failures lead to a huge setback for US, surely the dejected progressives will again convince themselves that social justice is the solution all these problems.
I’d add one more consideration: the same people still control all of the teachers unions, and every major university, and their ideology is baked into the curriculum from kindergarten on.
@@MBBurchette Spot on. The 'progressive' ideology is going nowhere anytime soon.
@@MBBurchette Spot on. The 'progressive' ideology is going nowhere anytime soon.
So what solution would you propose to adress these issues?
I’m totally flabbergasted that ANYONE voted for the Harris/Walz ticket? And yet on this panel there is at least one!!
I'm here to listen to HR talk that's it.
The joy of watching intelligent and informed gentlemen who voted differently discuss exchange views in a civil manner, and not excoriate, destroy.
The Return of the King!
Really? i didn't know he had been king before. Oh well, the more 'ya know.
Stevens notes the spectacular incompetence of Harris...yet voted for her.
Trump demonstrates tenacity.
And he represents autocracy.
Best show on RUclips
A vindication for the American people.
McMaster's views have aged past their best before date. Trump's election greatly strengthens America vis-a-vis Russia/ China.
49:25 Stephens mentions the likely ruinous consequences of high tariffs (including on our allies).
The other guys chuckle nervously and H.R. changes the subject.
Food for thought as always.
Great stuff boys!
It wasn't TRUMP.. was the Trump team! The dream team. Very strong well prepared people 🇺🇲💪🏻❤️
Fantastic perspectives to consider gentlemen.
Nice to hear from the Trump’s cheering section, people who have never stuck their necks out and run for public office.
I look forward to your thoughts of President Trumps new cabinet.
trans in the military really made me vote Trump
Well said, Neall. I had the same anxiety about the election. Will go to school on that one…
This has to be the best political show available anywhere. Considering their invited guests, I guess I'm not alone in that judgment.
Bret is absolutely right. My family is full of P and P
Niall overpaying economics and downplaying the other factors. The border is a massive reason, as is the law fare and the woke issue
- Election Wars: Episode LVIII - A New Hope
- Election Wars: Episode LIX - The Empire Strikes Back
- Election Wars: Episode LX - Return of the MAGA
Genuine congratulations to republicans. Please no more blaming liberals now that you have all the power & responsibility. Hope you guys were right. Love from England🏴
Some loon pollster got a big cheque just before election to poll that KH was ahead by 4 points in Iowa. Kind of like 20 when polls said Dems ahead by 11 points in Ohio
Great Conversation. Thanks.
Lets hope Trump has the wisdom and ability to keep the Neocons out this time around.
The GoodFellows are on fire this month.
Trump the unwoke, hallelujah!
I waited too long to hear from the GoodFellows. Thank you, gentlemen! Bret, on the other hand, confused me. He voted for the Dems, but sure has a way with words for the party he voted for.
The guys say so many smart things, yet nobody but Bret Stephens pays any attention to the obvious dangers of Trump II to our standing in the world. Sure, the Dems are too soft in some ways, but those GOP isolationists…
I mean I just heard Niall say that the struggle between the Reagan types and the isos will be “interesting.” Really? That’s the appropriate adjective here?
High quality discussion
I used to identify as a Democrat on practically every issue until they became over the top radical and spiteful after they 'won' in 2020. The constant Hitler and fascist projection has been so revealing. edit: and screw you Bret. Thanks for reminding me to cancel my sub to The Athletic. I can't support people who support you.
HR is a unifying force. Great example to our leaders.
Ask why Brett voted for her.
So interesting. Thank you.
Bret Stephens, sorry, guys, a pathetic guest.
Sorry you didn't get the FOX reach around you were hoping for. Maybe stick to less intellectually challenging channels, or just stick to Hannity. Seems right up your alley.
If the Goodfellows were able to get Kamala on the show and ask her who was in charge when she was in office that would be epic.
Consistently good character is what emanates from this episode. I need to get around to getting my teeth into your books.
We do want spaceships to Mars
no Brett. The ‘embodiment of the Democratic Party’ is the fact that you feel this way about them yet YOU VOTED FOR HER ANYWAY! 🤣
It's so hilarious - and telling - that you're still mad even though you won. The guy is honest with you and you get mad about it. What a pathetic person you are.
Best part, John's joke..
"How many progressives does it take to change a lightbulb", then crossing arms and frowning "That kind of humor really isn't appropriate in this situation, you know?"
Can’t wait for Justine Trudeau to be voted out.
The 'Shooter Flatch' aspect to the campaign of 2024 is the aspect of this election which stands out to one, looking at it from a European point of view, from 'across the pond'. Dennis Hopper played this character in a 1986 film named 'Hoosiers' about small town America and about Indiana's farming communities, and what sport, education, growing up and 'lessons learned' or showing example on the part of adults or mentors means in those smaller town social and cultural landscapes. Dennis Hopper acts the role of a former high school basketball participant whose young son is playing on the high school team, and 'Shooter' this character is projected into a position of responsibility, which he is incapable of carrying. The reason I think of the character of Shooter and of small town rural landscapes in 2024. Is the scene in which Shooter as the coach talks about 'the picket fence'. There's a way in which we can game this out, to our advantage. And I think of November and December of 2020 in Washington DC and New York city, in the community of journalists who worked and reported for national scale newspaper titles. There were an amazing amount of journalists in late 2020, who were in a hurry to talk about the play's that they ran. There were suddenly these Shooter Flatch types everywhere who were desperate to claim credit. Where are those folks in November 2024? And what are they saying now. Those same media people, who had space afforded to them to write columns in 2020, explaining how clever they were then. That is what set in motion the process whereby one ends up now, from a Democratic party perspective in late '24. Because what people all forgot, in what I've referred to as the 'Shooter Flatch' crowd then, what they over- inflated was their own contributions. What they totally under- estimated was the contribution made by their own candidate, Joesph P. Biden. Because even in 2020, you still needed to be a hell of a candidate to defeat that Trump momentum. Post 2020, there were so many Democratic apparatchik types in a rush to congratulate and back slap one another, the confirmation bias set in then. The notion that 'the candidate' didn't matter so much, as did 'running the picket fence' on the opposition. So in '24 it became all about playbooks, drawing circles and lines on the copybook. In the 1986 film and story, it reached a point at which the small town high school team of basketball players, because they represented their own town and it's people, they just wanted to win or lose the right way. They were done running picket fences, and ultimately, done playing games. It had gotten too real, it had gotten too important. In 2024 in the election in north America, the nonsense and the fluff got brushed to one side. Things became real. And Shooter type characters lost was minor bit of influence they may have believed was in their own grasp. In the future if the decide to do so, they may be ready to shoulder an actual duty if care and of responsibility. I will wait for that.
You guys rock! Keep it up.
I disagree with Niall Ferguson regarding Trump’s second term. When you consider that he fought for four years to regain the presidency and when you consider the mandate and the powerhouse team behind who HAS HIS BACK, I think this will be the heralding of the golden age.
Epictetus and Grover Cleveland Good episode.
Guess who's back? Guess who's back? Trump is back!
May they be truly Good-fellows.
You mean like the mob?
Not right, Niall. The Puerto Rico comment was followed by a Biden "deplorable" moment a day after the comedian's comment when Biden, possibly in an effort to hurt Harris, called all Trump supporters "garbage". This is why Trump used the truck.
This election was over in the Spring. This was a result of locked-in belief, not late movement to one side over the other. She clawed some of Biden's losses back, but clearly not enough.
With this group, it is impossible to think that Donald Trump had any legal sins!
How's that?
The goodfellows are extra happy lol.
Great episode! It is going to be America First in the new administration, however that plays out!
bingo. the Democratic party should have the first 5 minutes played at its next and (every subsequent) convention.
On pollsters, Rasmussen was exactly right and used large sample sizes.
Hopefully, we will now see the American version of "The Count of Monte Cristo."
Great discussion, but I have to correct Niall on the pollsters - Rasmussen reports was the most accurate one this time.
Let’s Go USA!
Great story！ MAGA!
By 'Democratic Party', does Bret accept that the NYT is part of that Party?
You guys apart from the tool Brett, are legend.. Always a blast listening…
HR, the middle said your name in the same sentence as Kelly and Mattis, say something about that.
It's hardly 'Lawfare' to prosecute felonies...did HR keep classified documents in his bathroom???
Even if he did, if asked to return them, he would willfully cooperate. Meanwhile, Trump got petulant and mad.
People are now wise to projection.
I nominate McMaster !
Devin Nunes National Security Adviser OR John Racliffe!! Just, please, Mike Ponpeo nowhere in sight!
Scott Adams got it right early on.