Audie Cornish

And I don't understand them right now.

I don't know if this is going to be like the fiscal hawks who just sort of like

squirm away, you know, and don't say anything about what he's doing.

But when it comes to foreign policy, the far right that is against interventionism has lost on every single argument, like whether it's Iran, whether it's whatever, like he doesn't care what they think about that.

But it's like leaving, give zero Fs anyway, like Rand Paul.

I mean, it's sort of the same handful of people.

And I legit, it's like Lindsey Graham has gotten his wings again.

And all those people who allegedly didn't want intervention are oddly silent in these moments.

One thing, Bill, I think there's so much foreign policy action that I think when you look at, say, the Abraham Accords for the Trump administration, they feel like if you can get people doing business together, that inherently creates the environment for peaceful interaction, that the money is what is going to make those things work, not arbitrary red lines in diplomatic conference rooms.

And I guess I just want your opinion.

WBD is the parent company is the parent company.

No, I am literally here to learn on this front.

Can you pay for that, Audi?

Yeah, that's why I'm wearing a quarter zip.

I couldn't afford the full zip.

So, Audie, any thoughts?

Any thoughts?

I know that coming from NPR and coming from like non-profit, like, oh, what are we going to do?

The politics will change.

That I was not fully prepared for like corporate media.