Kmele Foster
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485 appearances
8 recordings
2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 28 Apr
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And you try to come in here and build a hotel We are going to make it a bloody mess for you. And that is assured. You can bet the bank on that one.
Wait, that was just in January? Hold on, that was just in January. Just January. Well, we'll see February because I think CNN's numbers are going to really fall off now that Jim Acosta's gone.
I know where this is going. Oh, God.
Donald, what are we doing with this suitcase?
That is a bit, because I understood what she was saying perfectly. I don't know. You guys understood that, right?
No, and we can celebrate at Epcot Center, Khan Yunus, when it opens in Gaza. But the thing about this stuff is, you know, you can be a little more rhetorically aggressive against Iran these days because, I mean, remember Osama bin Laden said America after the Khobar Towers and, you know, the attack in Yemen was a paper tiger.
And I think that's what a lot of people are thinking about Iran these days, considering Israel, you know, flew F-16s into its airspace, knocked out its anti-air defenses, came back and then girded itself for the response. And Iran did basically nothing. They sent like a nominal bunch of drones up.
So, I mean, talking tough on Iran is it's an easier thing to do now because Iran, I think in the eyes of a lot of people, is in that sort of paper tiger moment.
So yeah, I would be surprised, but Megan, you mentioned something that almost got no attention, and it's one of these flood the zone things, a flurry of executive orders, is that in the United States, airstrike on an ISIS leader in Somalia. Yeah. got no attention from anyone.
And it's like, this is the, you know, Don, the neocon Don in isolationist Don thing, where on the one hand, he's making sure that, you know, he's not a neocon, that adventurism is over. But, you know, a little bit of winking at, like he did, you know, 70 Tomahawk missiles into Syria in his first term, and this hitting people and the war against ISIS. It's not, we're not staying entirely at home.
And I think that Some of his supporters actually don't love that and probably won't love a lot of this stuff in the past 48 hours.
I will say he's going to write a book. What if they got him on Shark Tank or something? And he's like on one of those seats, just like judging.
Well, they would know it was Joe Biden when he came out on stage and just started walking into the audience and muttering.
No one's even mouthing it. Dude, 90 days ago, you lost. What are you talking about? And I do love that the woman who's like, we're at war. We got to shut down the city. It's like you represent Newark. You represent Newark and Orange, New Jersey, which have been shut down in that war for about... 20 years now. So maybe he's a little closer to home. Good Lord.
I got to say, I like, I mean, and Trump's right about this. I mean, the concept in so many ways is good. I mean, you don't, you don't want like, you know, we're doing DEI dancing and Cark or something. I mean, I don't know what a DEI musical in Ireland is like. It's a bunch of drunk people talking about how much they hate Protestants. But yeah. The great the great thing about it.
Yeah, I was in Poland last week and I was interviewing somebody. And before the interview, this very nice woman who is a judge. And she said to me, like, what do you think of Trump? And she said that the program that she was a part of was just like defunded. And they're all panicking about this. I was in Poland.
And I happened to meet somebody who had a USAID related thing defunded that very day, which the odds of that should be very small. I mean, there are like what Trump said is right in the sense that, you know, there is on paper a lot of goods. I mean, there are some actually really good things that USAID does. I mean, particularly drugs.
in Africa, where you also have to compete with the Belt and Road Initiative of the Chinese who are making their influence felt all over the world. So that kind of influence is great. But here is the reason that we are capitalists. Here is the reason that we are free market people. The problem with this stuff is there is no oversight in government.
If somebody was spending this sort of money in a private company and you were losing money and you were like looking at your margins, you would fire the whole department. You're like, what the hell are we doing this for? There's no one in government to do that. So the instinct is right. Baby with the bathwater thing concerns me in a way because there are good initiatives here.
And it's like, we'll figure those out. But line by line, getting rid of some of this crazy stuff is a positive because it's just grown and grown and grown. And people come to expect it as like their birthright. We can, you know, it's USAID. We'll just apply. And I mean, as Matt said, yeah, it's not, they're not giving money to Politico.
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