Ed

And what that really turns out to be is two bullshit events and a run.

The run is where you pay.

That's where you pay.

The rest is easy.

Yeah, again, I'm going to do it again.

I've signed up.

I put the money down.

So the sunk cost fallacy may drag me into it.

That will get clicks.

Please don't.

Running, by the way, is a slight exaggeration in terms of what I do.

It's not exactly walking, but it ain't running either.

Yeah, this was fun.

It's great talking to you.

Absolutely.

This was fun.

Ed, what do you make of the calling off the proposed meeting in Hungary?

I just if you look at the state that Russia is in right now, you would think that Trump has a pretty good, strong upper hand to push Putin into a corner, much like he did in the Middle East, where he was able to really pull things together and and get a deal on the table.

Why is it so hard for him with Vladimir Putin?

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