Jeremy Kauffman

And so to be ignoring this, I think, is is is foolish.

I'm not I'm not here to be on the show and and and try to argue your audience should be, again, supporting everything that Trump does.

You know, I'm I'm still very anti interventionist.

Some of this stuff really does seem unnecessary to me.

I also will say, you know, my foreign policy chops, you know, almost certainly aren't as good as yours.

So, you know, when we get into the to the play by play of everything happening, I'm not going to know as much as you do.

But my inclination is that, yes, some of this stuff was unnecessary.

You know, at the same time, it's like, look, I just don't know another.

I just don't see a better strategy.

You know, libertarians are, in my opinion, well, nine out of 10 libertarians are on the right by the data that I can find.

and then on inside of the right libertarians are maybe 10 of the right 20 of the right at the upper side and so it's like well how you know how are we getting what we want how are we negotiating and what would be nice is if we had libertarian leaders whether that's massey or paul who were centering around them or even you know at least angela ricardo was trying to do this i don't know it all worked out great but she was i think directionally trying to do the right thing of of okay

Become a coalition.

Let's horse trade.

Look, I'll tell you, we have a we have a Rothbardian and cap Mises educated guy.

His name is Jason Osborne.

He's the House majority leader in New Hampshire.

And he is constantly getting our telling our guys, whipping our guys.

He's like, look.

We've just got to vote Republican up and down the board.

This is how we get what we want.