Bobby Jones

Hey, thank you, Amy.

Thank you for having me.

Yeah, it is.

Well, there's so much to unpack here.

Let's start with that and work our way backwards.

So the United States abstaining from a vote in the United Nations, right?

That is a tactic that is typically used by Russia and China.

To remove themselves from something that the world, not a continent, not an area, the world sees as overwhelmingly popular, but against their interests for whatever reason.

For the first time that I can remember in my lifetime, the United States is abstaining on a vote that the world sees as necessary.

How could you logically have any thing against a ceasefire?

Right.

Unless unless your policy is to proactively carry water.

or the Russians.

Now, Amy, we're old enough to remember, we came up in the 80s and stuff like that.

This, I don't care what political party you were, the Cold War was won by both Democrats and Republicans having a very hardcore, consistent way of doing business against the Soviet Union and now Russia.

Right.

Right.

And for the first time since World War Two ended, we have a free radical.

And let me tell you something.

It has caused a lot more death, destruction.