Jen Psaki

Whatever he said, which is so predictable.

But there are a number of Republicans kind of telling Democratic senators on background, basically saying, like, I I don't I'm not for that.

Now, we'll see what actually happens.

Lisa Murkowski was a little publicly.

We'll see what actually happens.

But, you know, it could fail.

like a supplemental funding vote could fail.

And that would be a pretty significant loss for Trump if that happens.

I have to say, he's had a couple of good moments of asking real, legit questions, which make Trump mad because they're real, legit questions.

I mean, first of all, I have no idea what the message is.

Nobody knows what the message is, in part because the message, as you know well, it's not magical.

A sheet of talking points is not a magic document.

It's based on the justification for why you're doing something and what you want to achieve through it.

And if that doesn't exist, it's really hard to write good talking points.

Now, there are still things that aside, like the continued use of excursion that you're like,

But he means incursion.

And so it sounds like he's talking about like a sail, you know, like a little boat sail or something.

You know, I think what's clear, what it's made me think a little bit about is during the Iran negotiations, Ben Rhodes used to lead these kind of twice weekly meetings.

call civets calls so calls that you're in the sit room for that where you would talk about what was happening with the negotiations and what the messaging was going to be right what were the parameters of what you could say publicly how were we all explaining from the Defense Department the State Department the White House CIA not that they say a lot what we were saying because you want to be singing off the same song sheet not just for

because it's better, but also for members of Congress as you're trying to get them to do things for our allies and partners, even for our adversaries.