Jon Favreau

That's what I'm saying.

Like Scott Besson is supposed to be like, oh, yeah, he brought people comfort, some comfort because it was like, well, this guy, you know, he's not as crazy as like a Stephen Miller or these kind of person.

But like, I don't know what the fuck's happened to Scott Besson.

I mean, I don't think he believes that.

Yeah, I mean, that's part of it, I guess.

That's part of it.

Again, I mean, I'm a broken record on this, but don't think I would fund a government and hand my tax dollars or anyone's tax dollars to this IRS so they could do this.

Doesn't seem like a good use of money.

Doesn't seem like something that I would want to sign off on.

Just saying.

Just saying.

All right.

Let's lighten things up with a headline from Politico that's become the viral story of the week.

Quote, I love Hitler.

Leaked messages expose young Republicans' racist chat.

Wow, shocking headline, right?

Maybe the story's not as bad.

Maybe that's just some clickbait.

So the group chat in question includes a dozen young Republican leaders from New York, Kansas, Arizona, and Vermont, state party officials, government employees, even a state senator.

In the messages, these Republican leaders joke, put that in quotations, about sending their opponents to gas chambers and loving Hitler, like we heard in the title.