Brandon Aceto

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2,197 appearances 13 recordings 2 series first heard Oct 2025 last heard 3 Jun

Brandon Aceto’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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That's why they were
standing up.
Of course, who invented the phone and the pen exactly?
There's a lot of the imperial presidency to blame on both sides here.
And America's limits on executive power are pretty darn healthy as Trump regularly loses in the Supreme Court as often as he wins in the Supreme Court.
So I think it's kind of a political kerfuffle and sad that the king decided to step into that a little.
But I don't think there's much you can – you can't say hello in Washington without stepping in a political kerfuffle.
So good luck to him.
Yeah, if he's saying what I think he's saying, that's such a stupid joke.
I mean, I had to look it up because of how small and insignificant the thing he's referencing is.
It's literally called the quasi-war where we slightly had some engagement with France and UK where we were fighting.
So he's comparing that to us literally saving them from not existing anymore during World War I, World War II.
We nearly bankrupted our country helping them in World War II and World War I.
So to compare those two things, it's crazy, and it's not even on the same playing field.
I think he's referring to the French and Indian Wars, in which George Washington fought on the side of the British, and in fact, there was a big issue about how much of the continent would be run by us.
Compared to World War II, though, I mean, come on, man.
It was not World War II size.
Come on, this is after-dinner speech.
Give the guy a break.
What I find most funny about this, of course, is that the Democrats, who were the no-kings set and Trump autocrat and so forth,
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