Liz Wheeler

No, but how common is this, Glenn?

I've been doing this for a long time.

How common is it when we cover another nation who has received all sorts of bounty and gifts and protection and favors and all sorts of things from the United States, come up and do their speech and

in front of the UN, in front of Davos, whatever it is, and bash us over and over and over and over again.

It feels good to have a president that stands up and says, no, you're not doing that anymore if you want anything from us.

Good.

And they really should be a little more careful with the way that they treat us.

You can argue with some of the stuff that Trump does and whether he should be treating allies in certain ways.

All those conversations can be valid at times.

But we never hold these people to those standards.

They're constantly trashing us.

They're constantly telling us we're involved in genocides around the world.

I'm sick of it.

I'm done with it.

Most people accept that feeling run down or foggy or off balance during the day.

It's just kind of the cost of living a busy life.

You're juggling work.

You've got the family.

They've got the stress going on.

You've got, of course, 9 million screens you need to be on 24 hours a day.