Hasan Piker

Why?

Because somewhere out there, there's a Venezuelan that's getting dominated by the American military.

And things are good for a brief moment.

I close my eyes and I think, well, at least the American military is making sure that the petrodollar is strong.

Like, do you understand how stupid this is?

They are not even trying to bring you into the equation.

If you are watching this from afar and you're trying to find some way of looking at what Stephen Miller is saying and go, yeah.

Yeah, based.

You don't have to do that.

You don't have to entertain this stuff on partisan lines.

You don't have to sit there and feel like you are mighty and powerful because the American military went out there so that Exxon and Chevron can turn even higher profit margins in the upcoming couple of years, okay?

This is not for you.

And every moment that they spend trying to make this something for you is a moment that you're being duped.

From our friends over at Fox News.

You have to take action on that.

I think there's something really funny about this statement.

Because like American foreign policy is bipartisan.

And yeah, we do love dictators, except it's not what he's referencing.

That's so funny to say that like you're Donald Trump's guy who on this planet has unironically kissed the asses of more like non-aligned nation state politicians.

Uh, leadership other than like, you know, uh, the, the appropriate ones, like the Saudis and whatnot.