Austin Rogers

Why wouldn't we trust Marco Rubio?

Why wouldn't we trust the regime that we have in place who is proven unequivocally to be effective?

Phil makes a super good point.

So I guess my question is, do we not think that the Trump administration has counted that cost?

I mean, I think they want to put boots on the ground.

No, I don't think they've said that.

I don't think, of course, they can't.

I think he said, you know, we have to keep all options on the table or whatever.

But I mean, my sense of things is you have you have Marco Rubio, who has better foreign policy chops than anyone I know of.

He is great.

He's very good.

You have an administration who has proven themselves trustworthy in a million different ways.

Again, it's meaningless.

I don't think it's meaningless.

We don't have access to the classified briefings they have.

We don't have access to a lot of the intel that they have that made them make that decision.

Yeah, but he's proven himself good at baseball.

When?

Recently in Venezuela, for example, all the Democrats griped and moaned and said, this is going to lead to this massive, this is going to embroil us in this massive war.

And nothing happened.