Brett Myselis

But really quick, I'm gonna bring this back.

Brett, exactly.

Donald Trump, right now what he's doing with Iran is he's treating it like it's some sort of business deal, right?

Like he's in an episode of The Apprentice and he's trying to negotiate, like trying to do this hardball sort of negotiation.

That's not where we are, right?

Like, American troops' lives are on the line.

There are real economic impacts the longer this continues to go on.

Like I said, people are already feeling it like 10 times over at the pump right now.

It's absolutely outrageous and ridiculous.

And Donald Trump is out here thinking that he could, you know, just get daddy's lawyers and use daddy's money to intimidate a contractor into just submitting.

But in this analogy here, we're dealing with war.

We're dealing with a country here that is angry that the United States has also bombed the little girl school during all of this.

So it is so like beneath the presidency here for Donald Trump to just kind of behave in a manner where he thinks like people will just get bored.

right oh people are going to get bored that our troops are dying in this war people are going to get bored by paying tooth and nail at the pump people are going to get bored about this stuff no there are real life implications the longer this goes on this is not an episode of the apprentice and it's absolutely ridiculous that he treats this like it is

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