Chuck Todd

but whatever team lived, it would, you know, so you're watching a university of Washington game.

You get this ad that said, Hey, Seattle law enforcement, are you tired of not being able to do your job?

Right?

It's this, it's this sort of negative pitch, you know, well, guess what?

If you come to ice, we're going to, first of all, throw a bunch of money at you, 50 grand.

signing bonus which is that's a big chunk of change that's that is that get you out of debt that's a that's a get me out of student debt that's a right size that's a down payment on a house that's a it's life-changing 50 grand is is both is a lot of money for a lot of people and it can it can alter it can it can accelerate a path in life

But but you're recruiting them on this.

You don't get to do your job.

And essentially you're saying it's it's going to appeal to a certain type of law enforcement official.

Are you seeing those same tactics in military and is should.

Are more of our friends in the press corps missing a story here?

So it sounds like that what you're saying is that more people ought to see what's happening right now.

It's really hard to report on the military.

I mean, look what they just did to the Stars and Stripes publication.

It's hard to call them press, right?

It's literally the most dangerous part of government if it gets partisanized.

Right.

Yeah.

It's the biggest weapon that can be used against the Americans.

What's what we saw with Milley in the first term?