Dan Pfeiffer

Letter of the law.

That's the Trump administration.

Yeah.

No, so they all pay a billion dollars and the billion dollars is supposed to go towards still helping to rebuild Gaza and then other projects around the world, other war-torn countries, places.

Because we know from experience here in the United States that this administration and this president wants to make sure that money goes to foreign aid and foreign development overseas to people who need it.

Yeah.

So I assume that this is just, it's all going to a good cause.

What's that?

That's as dumb as thinking there could be a body made up of countries around the world that could help solve international conflict, and you'd call it the United Nations.

It's just crazy.

Which is Trump's name on them.

That is basically the last 10 years.

So no one hasn't accepted.

Everyone wants to be part of this board, except for any of our actual allies.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, he gave a big speech at Davos that everyone's been talking about.

And in that speech, he said, quote, we are in the midst of a rupture, not a transition.

And that now is the time for the middle powers to band together.

So big speech from Carney got all of our allies basically just saying, you know, the entire post-World War II international order that America helped build and sustained for the last several decades.

Seems like Trump broke it and it's going to be hard to fix and we're going to have to look elsewhere.

What do you think?