Bobby Jones

You know, we as the people recognize it.

But even Marco Rubio recognizes it.

I don't know if you saw him when they focused in on him during the State of the Union.

He acted like he did not want to be seen by anybody.

Yeah, he looked like he was sucking on a barrel full of lemons when they looked at him.

But here's the thing.

What does America stand for?

Because historians are going to write about this moment.

They're going to look solely at Donald Trump.

And Trump has said in the past he doesn't care because he'll be dead, fine, whatever.

But his kids will be and everybody associated with his name will be.

And he's going to have to answer for this some way or the other.

But Amy, this is what happens when you replace professionals with lackeys.

What you're seeing is a centralization of executive power and the spine of it is loyalty, not competency.

See, I'm old enough to also remember when we had in the past, you had people with different political ideas and ideals, but they had the credentials to be in the room.

You may have hated Henry Kissinger, but you could not argue his credentials to be in the room.

And I can go down list after list.

The reality is when you have Marco Rubio, who has four jobs, got this job, he's a National Archives guy, he's head of USAID.

What are we doing?

It's because they don't trust the career professionals because they know the career professionals will push back.