Denver Riggleman

It's how many deals we can make in Cuba for donors.

It is a money making operation.

That's what our foreign policy is.

I think that Cuban people, you know, should be able to self-determine.

I think it's awesome.

I think we should push for that.

We've got to do it in the right way with the right motives and with the right president, the right administration and people that are adults in the room.

Because right now we have bizarre sort of glue sniffing children that are making decisions for the United States.

We don't know what we're doing.

We don't know what we're doing.

The United States government, they just don't know what they're doing.

They have no clue.

I've told people, when you put half-baked conspiracy theorists, fantasists, people who gallivant with sky fairies, those kind of people in charge, this is what you get.

You get an attacking economy.

Do you believe that, you know, we had a downward adjustment of a million jobs.

Then it comes out today, oh, we created 130,000 jobs.

Nobody believes your numbers, dude.

I mean, nobody believes your numbers.

You know, we don't even know what's coming out of the government has any veracity.

We don't know if there's any facts.