Jessica Tarlov

The president himself had to tweet out information of where to call in the State Department because people were essentially getting a wrong number.

when they were calling in to get help.

So it feels absolutely disastrous on that level.

And that this is the group of people that rather than admit that something went badly or change course, will just dig in.

And it has such astronomical consequences, right?

To be the people, like the Roy Cohn analogy that you were using the other day when we were talking about this.

So I'm...

I'm pretty bummed about it, and the Democrats are facing a challenge.

There's going to be a request for another $50 billion in funding.

A few of the Democrats, including, like, Jack Reed, said that they're open to it.

Mark Kelly, a veteran himself, is saying, I would need to know more than we do right now if you're going to authorize this amount of money.

But I know especially for the veteran community, like Alyssa Slotkin, Ruben Gallego, that they feel conflicted about it because...

our men and women are over there, whether we like it or not at this point.

And we are going to come to a time where we run out of munitions, and that's happening way faster than we expected.

What do you think the Democrats should do in this?

And that Donald Trump is a divine being himself.

Totally.

We're the religious lunatics.

I think that why people are also focusing on what happened to these six service members is that their deaths were completely preventable.

They were in a makeshift,