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couldn't own a cannon during the Civil War.

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it, seriously. By

3:26

the way, if they want to take

3:28

on government if we get out of

3:30

line, which they're talking again about, guess

3:33

what, they need F-15s, they don't need a

3:36

rifle. Folks, look, this

3:38

is crazy what we're talking about. Wow. So

3:41

that was the President yada yada yada-ing, one

3:43

of the more famous Thomas Jefferson phrases about

3:45

the tree of liberty needs to be watered

3:47

from time to time with the blood of

3:49

patriots and tyrants. The

3:53

blood of... And

3:56

laughing about the idea of people

3:59

being... able to rise up against their

4:01

government, which is an interesting notion. But,

4:05

and then, you know, that's after. So that's

4:07

just the, that's the message

4:09

there. He starts with the whole,

4:12

I was a professor at UPAN. No you

4:14

weren't. I taught constitutional law. No, go to

4:16

the Washington Post. You don't need to go

4:18

to Fox. Your own favorite

4:20

blue wacky lefty newspaper, the Washington

4:23

Post, has debunked those, Mr. President.

4:26

So stop saying it. That was, that

4:28

was an amazing density of falsehoods

4:31

per minute. But

4:34

unlike, you know, Trump who

4:36

exaggerates wildly and says all sorts of

4:38

crazy stuff. Of course he does. Um,

4:41

Biden there was just making

4:43

up a biography. It's

4:46

easily checked and has been checked repeatedly.

4:48

Well he's senile. You know, I'm gonna read this

4:50

real quick and then Charlie Cook, the fabulous Charlie Cook

4:53

of the National Review wrote a great piece I'm

4:55

gonna hit you with a part of. But

4:57

Dave writes, my mother is 93 and

5:00

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a year ago and then her mental and

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physical health took a precipitous drop over the

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last six months. Can't remember anything. Rambles aimlessly,

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loses track of where she is, repeats herself,

5:11

talks about things from her younger days that

5:13

may or may not have happened, sound familiar?

5:15

Yeah, it's eerie and frightening to watch the leader of

5:17

the free world dwindle in the same way. Frankly, I

5:20

don't think he'll make it to election day. And

5:23

Dave, I think you're probably right.

5:27

I still maintain that it's going to become

5:29

so obvious that he's incapable of executing

5:32

the office between now and the Democratic

5:34

Convention in August. I don't think he'll be the candidate,

5:36

but I realize that's kind of a long shot opinion.

5:40

But yeah, mostly because people can't

5:43

picture and people close to Joe Biden and

5:45

the people around him can't picture the mechanism

5:47

for that. Like Mark Halpern wrote the other

5:49

day, if Joe Biden has some secret plan,

5:51

he hasn't told anybody because none of the

5:53

people around him know. Yeah,

5:56

yeah, I think like I say, I

5:58

think events and perceptions will. get

10:00

any votes out of it. I just

10:02

think that's a gesture of abandoning any

10:04

pretense that the Democratic Party has not

10:07

become the party of college

10:09

educated young white women who think with

10:11

their feelings. But I wish

10:13

like their their whole deal. I wish

10:16

you could take it back since it's gonna end

10:18

up costing us like $800 billion or something. I

10:20

mean, the amount that

10:22

it's gonna end up costing us over

10:24

time is in is crazy for a

10:26

variety of reasons we could get into.

10:28

But, oh, I

10:31

see what you're driving at. I wish I wish he could

10:33

say, Oh, wow, it didn't even buy me any votes. Let's

10:35

go back and give the money back to the taxpayer and

10:37

the programs. This is my best idea ever. When

10:40

there is political pandering, people writing

10:42

themselves checks from the Treasury through

10:44

their party of choice, right? And

10:47

it turns out that it didn't

10:49

actually buy them any favor, right? And

10:51

you end the program. Yes, yes, that's

10:54

what I'm saying. Let's end the student

10:56

debt. It's the unsuccessful

10:58

pandering amendment. Yeah, exactly. If you're

11:00

if you're if you're attempt to

11:03

buy votes, buys no votes,

11:05

didn't buy any votes, then you give the money

11:07

back to the taxpayer. There you go. This is

11:09

our contribution to the Republic. All

11:11

these decades of babbling into

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microphones. We finally come up with something to

11:15

help the United States of America. Isn't that

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something that it's a wash among the students

11:20

and the parents who owe the money? It's

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5050 on whether you like

11:24

it or not. Well, it's just it's

11:26

idiotic. It's immoral. It's impractical. It's anti

11:29

progressive. It's unfair. I mean, it's

11:32

just it stinks. Right?

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luckily is making national news. The

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this story should be getting more intention.

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border patrol and went through the process.

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still got into the country because

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they barely do anything when they

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encounter you. I mean, what

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is the they call it a vetting process?

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What is the vetting process? It's

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utterly insufficient obviously. And so I think

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this is a useful

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screw-up. It's

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so ugly and clearly

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unacceptable. It illustrates the fact that the

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border is so overwhelmed. The folks at

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the border are so overwhelmed any quote-unquote

22:55

vetting they're doing is is

22:57

almost hilariously inadequate. We

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need serious change right

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now. I heard that.

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I know the vast majority of Americans

23:05

agree with us as well on that.

23:07

One of your terrorist experts was on

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about the terrorist attack. We've mostly forgotten

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that happened in outside of

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Moscow with that concert. Remember watching the footage

23:18

of that. They just ran through the building

23:20

shooting people. Yeah,

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somebody could put something like that together in the

23:25

United States. Hopefully those

23:27

were Tijiques to weren't they I didn't I

23:29

don't allegedly I don't remember where they're from

23:31

but they did have the whole Isis ties

23:33

thing and hopefully

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it'd be hard to get your hands on weapons, but I

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don't know that it would be Oh

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in the US now, you

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like a monolith. All

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right. I don't

36:20

get the crowd that doesn't

36:22

think we

36:26

need to engage these people. Russia

36:29

and China and North Korea and

36:31

Iran are intertwined in more ways

36:34

than they've ever been. Iran's

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providing weapons to Russia. Russia's

36:39

providing stuff to Iran. It's

36:42

showing up fighting Israel and

36:44

Ukraine and all over the place in China. Of

36:46

course, we know what China is and they're all

36:48

working together and it's terrible.

36:50

It's terrible for the world. This is

36:52

a major world moment. Yeah, it is.

36:54

I think the isolationist crowd, the neo

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isolationists would say, well, they're just doing

36:58

that because the US has pressured them.

37:02

They form a weird kind of alliance

37:06

with the self hating

37:08

liberal. They

37:10

believe that all evil that befalls

37:14

the world that has anything to do with the United States

37:16

is the fault of the United States. Well, I spent a

37:19

decent chunk of my adulthood as a

37:21

near isolationist. So it's not

37:23

like I'm completely out of touch with that thinking.

37:25

I do think I was wrong at this

37:30

point. It would be

37:32

wonderful if isolationism worked. That

37:34

would be great. Yeah, yeah.

37:38

Oh, you don't have to get involved in everything. That's

37:41

certainly true. And we've gotten involved in things we didn't need to get

37:43

involved in. Yeah, I would

37:45

say that's absolutely true. And like most things in life,

37:48

the extreme points of view are very simple

37:50

and easy to understand. And so people like

37:52

them and the truth in

37:55

foreign policy like in life is that,

37:57

no, it's gonna be a bunch of difficult

37:59

judgements. and

38:02

so many of them are going to be like

38:04

right on the margin. You're just not sure. But

38:08

the idea that you can

38:10

just isolate yourself, especially in

38:12

the new global instantaneous communication,

38:15

practically instantaneous weaponry world, it's

38:17

just not true. Yeah, and like I

38:20

mentioned yesterday, you weren't here on Friday

38:22

when we talked to Josh Rogan in

38:24

his article in the Washington Post. U.S.

38:26

military plans a hellscape to deter China,

38:28

and it's pretty damned interesting, but we're

38:30

taking it super seriously as we should

38:33

that China is going to move on Taiwan at some point, and

38:36

it could happen. I don't think there's

38:38

any stopping it, actually. There's a

38:40

quote from Trump where

38:43

Trump said, oh, in the latest interview with

38:45

Time Magazine, when he asked if we would

38:47

defend Taiwan, he said it would depend on

38:49

the circumstances. President Trump once

38:52

told a GOP senator in a

38:55

closed meeting that there isn't a blanking thing

38:57

we can do about it if China decides

38:59

to take Taiwan. I think that's close

39:02

to right. It's going to happen

39:04

in like an hour in some day. All

39:07

these military exercises they have, like the other day,

39:09

where they got the whole island surrounded with ships

39:11

and planes and everything like that, what if they

39:13

actually do it for real? How would we stop

39:15

that? Yeah, it might

39:17

not even be an attack. It would just be a siege.

39:21

But anyway, the hellscape idea

39:23

is we got gazillions of

39:25

unmanned submarines and flying

39:27

drones and all kinds of stuff

39:29

that we would unleash on them

39:31

instantly to try to slow them

39:34

down to buy us some time, because our Pentagon knows that

39:36

they're going to be able to do this in like, you

39:38

know, 15 minutes if they decide to do it. So

39:41

we got to move super duper fast. So

39:43

we got the hellscape that is the drone attack, and

39:45

then that buys us some time. Flood the

39:47

zone with some drones. It's a

39:50

zone drone. Yeah. Exactly. Good

39:54

luck. But I read Josh's

39:56

piece at your recommendation and thought, wow,

39:58

that is really intriguing. and

40:01

I'm not sure I'm buying it. Right.

40:03

Well, I have to say, the incredible

40:07

interconnection of virtually

40:10

all of the economies, no, that's not true. I mean,

40:12

North Korea and Russia aren't that, anyway. Economic

40:16

intertwining is what's holding

40:19

China back at this point. And

40:22

it would not be an easy military

40:25

victory over Taiwan, not by any stretch

40:27

of the imagination. Whether

40:30

it could be turned back is

40:32

a different question. It would probably

40:34

be really quagmirey. So I'm going

40:36

through the America's Cold

40:39

Wars, the David Sanger book, and he

40:41

has got a long piece in there

40:43

about the relationship between Russia and China

40:45

through the years. And Stalin was somewhat

40:47

shocked at one point when Mao, who

40:49

chairman she idolizes and wants to be

40:51

the new Mao, Mao

40:53

told Stalin, I'm perfectly fine with losing

40:56

100 million people if I have to

40:58

defeat the United States. A

41:01

hundred million. Yeah. Now,

41:03

I don't know if she's close to that

41:05

number, but if he was a fraction of

41:07

it, if he's only willing to lose

41:10

a million men, we

41:12

don't have that kind of appetite, nothing within a

41:15

thousand miles. I know. No, and that's one of

41:17

the great weaknesses we have as Americans, is we

41:19

think everybody thinks like us. Maybe

41:22

it's because we're isolated by a couple of

41:24

oceans, but I've mentioned this before in Mein

41:26

Kampf, and Tara Hitler

41:28

mentions that if you're going to be one

41:30

of the great men of history, you have

41:32

to be willing to sacrifice the tens of

41:34

thousands at any moment. And if you don't

41:36

have the gall for that, you're not going

41:38

to be a great man of history. Oof.

41:42

Well, that's rough. Yeah, hellscape. Can

41:44

we, do we actually have a hellscape ready

41:46

to go? That's a secret. I hope we

41:48

do. I hope we have a hellscape of

41:50

drones, submarine drones, submarine drones, and air drones

41:52

at the same time. Very exciting. Flooded

41:55

zone. We need those Chinese, we need those Chinese

41:58

dogs I've seen, the robot dogs. with the machine

42:00

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42:02

are they gonna swim? Yeah,

42:04

I guess it wouldn't help in Taiwan. The mechanized dog

42:06

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42:09

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42:11

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