Andy Nucci

Kuten Simon Sharma, tärkeä historiallinen Simon Sharma, kertoi, mitä hän sanoi, että on erityinen luotettavuus, historiallinen tyhjyys, tyhjyys, ja komikin ludikkoinen itsevaihtoehto, jota minun mielestäni on aika hyvä. Minun mielestäni se on, että on sellaista, että tiedän, mitä sanon,

will really annoy a lot of people, especially all these people here in front of me. I don't care. Because I'm American. I think that's a kind of... Yeah, but again, there should be a bit of him that's going... Because America venerates the D-Day landings.

Olemme tehneet Vancea ja Hexethiä, mutta voimme katsoa heidän bossiaan, joka on täysin vastuullinen siitä, mitä he sanovat ja tekevät. Donald Trump. Esitys viikonloppuun, NBC's Meet the Pressin kanssa, joka puhui erilaisista asioista Iranin kanssa. Hän teki sen, josta ajattelin, että tämä on mahtavaa. Se on täysin 360-luvulla.

In 30 seconds. You say we've depleted their military, we've destroyed their military. Their capability has been absolutely destroyed. We then asked whether he knew how many missiles Iran had left. And he said, quote, yes, but I'm not going to tell you. We've totally destroyed their military. Most of their capacity has been knocked out, but they still have some missiles. I would say maybe 21 to 22 percent. It's a lot of missiles. Mm-hmm.

Does he need anyone else there? He's just arguing with himself. No, and I think actually that's the key if you're interviewing Trump. Don't badger him, because he'll just walk out, which is actually what happened at the end of that interview, when he was badgered about January 6th, and was the election really stolen, so he just walked out at that point. If you just let him, just give him key words like, how many?

Yes, but because it's only announceable and hasn't yet been announced, it's also renounceable. As long as it's pronounceable. Okay. Having been reminded of the World Cup Co., is there a known to a bull that will determine which announceables will eventually be announced? The bull will now go over to the buckets of announcement and chomp whichever. It's social media ban. So yes, so these are...

Donald Trumpable, I don't know. No, I'm still trying to work it out. It's announcing a policy, but not saying you're going to go ahead with the policy, just saying that you're thinking about the policy. No, it's not announcing it. It's not that, no. Once you've announced it, it ceases to be an announceable. It's become an announcement. So it's a kind of...

It's like a quantum policy, which may or may not be announced, and that won't be determined until such time as it is announced. Again, it's Schrödinger's policy. As soon as you gaze at it and turn it into an announcement, it ceases to be unannounceable. See, when Jon Stewart, I think more or less this time last year, talked about Trump being the announcement presidency, where it was about getting the headline rather than the actual nitty-gritty of the policy happening or whatever. And

Announcements are what they are, aren't they? It sounds like you're achieving something by actually doing nothing other than suggesting a topic for discussion. Yeah, you line up your announcements, you have a conveyor belt of announcements. Because it's much easier to come up with an announcement than it is to come up with a policy. Of course, yes. And most policies cost money. So actually, the last thing you want to do is actually enact a policy.

I guess in the best case scenario you've got an achievable announceable. Right, yes. An achievable deliverable announceable. Yes, yes. But it has to be cheap. It has to be low cost. An affordable achievable. Yeah, exactly. I was looking for the word. Thank you. An affordable achievable announceable. That may even be deliverable. Thanks for listening to Strong Message here. I'll be back next week. And why not go and listen to some of our episodes from our back catalogue. Just search for Strong Message here and subscribe on BBC Sounds. Goodbye. Goodbye.