Anthony Scaramucci

I'm not going to say that he's an agent for Vladimir Putin, but he acts like one. So why is he doing that? And then what you're saying is absolutely true. 50% of the country says, I'm done helping the world. I need help in my own backyard. And my response to those people is, you're right, you do. But we also need to

help the world because if we don't help the world and a fire breaks out somewhere in the world, we're going to get drawn into it. You know, USAID, you mentioned that. Let me just point this out. When we were pumping USAID into Guatemala and into the lower part of the Yucatan Peninsula, we had less border traffic because it's like an ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure.

help the world because if we don't help the world and a fire breaks out somewhere in the world, we're going to get drawn into it. You know, USAID, you mentioned that. Let me just point this out. When we were pumping USAID into Guatemala and into the lower part of the Yucatan Peninsula, we had less border traffic because it's like an ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure.

help the world because if we don't help the world and a fire breaks out somewhere in the world, we're going to get drawn into it. You know, USAID, you mentioned that. Let me just point this out. When we were pumping USAID into Guatemala and into the lower part of the Yucatan Peninsula, we had less border traffic because it's like an ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure.

You put one, two, three billion dollars into those economies and people have jobs and they have some satisfactory living standards. They don't run with their newborn baby 800 miles to the border. Right. But we're now going to cut the USAID. And so you're going to cause more problems, more stress.

You put one, two, three billion dollars into those economies and people have jobs and they have some satisfactory living standards. They don't run with their newborn baby 800 miles to the border. Right. But we're now going to cut the USAID. And so you're going to cause more problems, more stress.

You put one, two, three billion dollars into those economies and people have jobs and they have some satisfactory living standards. They don't run with their newborn baby 800 miles to the border. Right. But we're now going to cut the USAID. And so you're going to cause more problems, more stress.

But by the way, if you've got medical illnesses and you've got viral activity in Africa or other parts in the world, are we breathing the same air, Jessica? Are we? I think we are. So what's going to happen? What's going to happen? You don't want to stop the illnesses in Africa? You want them to transfer to everybody around the world? Is that what you want to do? Okay.

But by the way, if you've got medical illnesses and you've got viral activity in Africa or other parts in the world, are we breathing the same air, Jessica? Are we? I think we are. So what's going to happen? What's going to happen? You don't want to stop the illnesses in Africa? You want them to transfer to everybody around the world? Is that what you want to do? Okay.

But by the way, if you've got medical illnesses and you've got viral activity in Africa or other parts in the world, are we breathing the same air, Jessica? Are we? I think we are. So what's going to happen? What's going to happen? You don't want to stop the illnesses in Africa? You want them to transfer to everybody around the world? Is that what you want to do? Okay.

But again, it's the rich mansion holder. Is he going to help the world or is he going to charge them to go to a swimming pool? You got to make a decision and you got to educate your people. Yes, yes, we left you out. We left you out due to our ignorance and our apathy, but we've got to integrate you back in.

But again, it's the rich mansion holder. Is he going to help the world or is he going to charge them to go to a swimming pool? You got to make a decision and you got to educate your people. Yes, yes, we left you out. We left you out due to our ignorance and our apathy, but we've got to integrate you back in.

But again, it's the rich mansion holder. Is he going to help the world or is he going to charge them to go to a swimming pool? You got to make a decision and you got to educate your people. Yes, yes, we left you out. We left you out due to our ignorance and our apathy, but we've got to integrate you back in.

Okay, so there's so much to unpack there, but let's talk about Trump and the Russians for a second. So, Curtis Yarvin, who is a philosopher out on the West Coast, who believes that the democracy is obsolete, and Curtis Yarvin believes that we should no longer... have a democratic process. There should be some type of oligarchic monarchy.

Okay, so there's so much to unpack there, but let's talk about Trump and the Russians for a second. So, Curtis Yarvin, who is a philosopher out on the West Coast, who believes that the democracy is obsolete, and Curtis Yarvin believes that we should no longer... have a democratic process. There should be some type of oligarchic monarchy.

Okay, so there's so much to unpack there, but let's talk about Trump and the Russians for a second. So, Curtis Yarvin, who is a philosopher out on the West Coast, who believes that the democracy is obsolete, and Curtis Yarvin believes that we should no longer... have a democratic process. There should be some type of oligarchic monarchy.

Very smart people should run everything and leave everybody out. And obviously, you may remember this from the remains of the day, right? There was an allegory there where they were asking Anthony Hopkins to Butler questions. He didn't know the answers, and then the aristocrats scoffed at him and said, well, why would we give him the vote?

Very smart people should run everything and leave everybody out. And obviously, you may remember this from the remains of the day, right? There was an allegory there where they were asking Anthony Hopkins to Butler questions. He didn't know the answers, and then the aristocrats scoffed at him and said, well, why would we give him the vote?

Very smart people should run everything and leave everybody out. And obviously, you may remember this from the remains of the day, right? There was an allegory there where they were asking Anthony Hopkins to Butler questions. He didn't know the answers, and then the aristocrats scoffed at him and said, well, why would we give him the vote?

In the meantime, they're bringing the Nazis into the front door, right? And the allegory was, even though you may be rich and think you're smarter than Anthony Hopkins, the mundane butler, you need everybody. You need the democracy to have this sort of wisdom of the collective crowd, right? So there was an allegory. There was a warning there. But let's give Trump the benefit of the doubt.