Jon Lovett

Scott Besson out there.

Lindsey Graham out there.

Huh?

Marsha P. Johnson threw that brick.

And here we are all these years later.

It's a beautiful thing.

I have to say there was that's actually to me the most revealing and chilling thing I've learned in quite some time about the way this decision was made, because so they're the first person to chime in to say we should do this is Pete Hegseth.

And we were off to the races from there.

I just, I was struck by the Boebert statement because she said, I will not vote for a war supplemental.

No, I am a no.

I have already told leadership I am a no on any war supplementals.

I am so tired of spending money elsewhere.

I'm tired of the industrial war complex getting all of our hard-earned tax dollars.

And I was like seeing that, I was like, wow.

That is better than a lot of Democrats have been able to come out with and say clearly that there are no any supplements.

All these Democrats seem to be playing.

Got it.

But all these Democrats that are talking themselves into believing that this is a nuanced situation or it's complicated or that you're not supporting the troops.

Lauren Boebert managed to find her way to a statement that I agree with.

I'm wondering why it's so hard for some of these other Democrats to do the same.