James Fishback

There's not any real dissent.

If you had someone like Steve Bannon in the White House, someone like General Flynn, the ability for them to push back in real time.

But you have a bunch of yes men.

And this is a really bad omen.

As governor, I would never want to be surrounded by the Jared Kushners of the world and the Steve Witkoffs, all of these yes men who are pushing you in one direction.

And you have nobody else to say, Mr. President,

Let's just take a breather.

I mean, even a dog to say, slow down a little bit, you know, bite the guy if he wants to go for the nuclear codes.

Because when you say imminent threat, that is not we're not talking about a girl's beauty.

We didn't ask Tulsi Gabbard whether she thought Susie Wiles was beautiful or not.

That's a subjective assessment.

We're asking objectively, was there an imminent threat to the United States of America?

I actually supported what President Trump did in Venezuela in December.

Because Nicolas Maduro has killed countless innocent Venezuelans but also countless innocent Americans.

He opened up the prisons when Kamala Harris was the border czar.

He flooded the country with tens of thousands of criminals, gang members, trend to Aragua.

They took over entire condominium complexes, pushed addictive cheap fentanyl on our young communities.

He posed an imminent threat to the United States.

And so it made sense to go send down the military and bring him to justice.

He'll stand trial later this year in New York City in federal court.