Bill Kristol

I mean, too much of the media coverage in a way of all this is Trump's revenge, Trump's obsession about 2020.

He hates the people in Fulton County, which he does, and he's a racist, and so he hates Fulton County, and so he hated what happened in 2020, so he wants revenge for that.

I take all those points.

But he is thinking a lot about 2026 and 2028.

And the fact that Tulsi, who's DNI, Director of National Intelligence, is there in Georgia and is sort of part of the team working to prevent election interference and make sure we have unrigged elections, put that together with the ICE stuff we were discussing earlier, and her being able to, hey, there's foreign interference here.

We need to send a lot of federal troops into Georgia because they're busy, you know, doing God knows what there on the ground, these people who want to defeat Trump.

I mean...

Tom Johnson made this point on Twitter, I think, on Blue Sky.

It's ominous the way Trump put that as a forward-looking thing for Tulsi.

These AI deals through the UAE.

It's become so routine, of course.

I got to admit, I barely read the story because it's like, oh my God, another hundreds of millions of dollars from one of these governments for Trump.

But it's amazing.

I haven't noticed a lot of press releases from hawkish Republican senators and members of Congress or hawkish editorial boards, hawkish think tanks, FDD, and all our friends there, very upset, I'm sure, by all this.

It's so stupid to even say it.

It's so obvious, but...

The degree to which they haven't been able to, they've just totally capitulated.

I mean, there was a while there, maybe this is more the first term, I guess.

I have to go back and think about this.

They were able to hold sort of for a while the, I don't really approve of A, B, or C, but I think he's doing a good job on D, E, and F, and he's better than those horrible liberals and then Hillary Clinton or Biden.