Chad Scott

We're not doing that.

It's still the not Trump party.

And you know what?

They'll win the midterms, probably.

They'll win the House, I'm sure.

And so my concern is they'll see that as some small victory that something is working.

But if they go into 2028 and the Republicans figure out that they can run a solid candidate, I mean, I don't know who it would be, maybe Rubio or something.

But if we don't put someone who comes forward that tells us, this is what I stand for.

This is what we need to do.

And we bring him up every episode.

That was what Mom Donnie was really good at.

He didn't even, he didn't seemingly even care about, like he didn't go, he didn't go into, he wasn't in Israel's parade or whatever.

And he didn't care his first time in like 60 years.

He didn't care.

Yeah, we talked about China last episode, and I think that was a really great discussion we had.

One kind of surprising outcome is we've seen this escalating tensions over the tariffs, Taiwan, tech restrictions, whatever.

But it seems that the United States and China have resumed joint climate and methane talks.

And there's two sides to the story that I think are good.

One, obviously, it's always good when pretty much the two biggest polluters on Earth start talking again and trying to figure out a way to better the whole world.

Because if China and the United States reduce their emissions, it sets an example for other countries to do so.