Matt Welch

Those are things that happen and have still continued to happen. So the fact that people are actually talking about this, that some of them are even willing to look in the mirror, accept some responsibility for having gotten this wrong, is important and worthwhile to bear in mind.

Those are things that happen and have still continued to happen. So the fact that people are actually talking about this, that some of them are even willing to look in the mirror, accept some responsibility for having gotten this wrong, is important and worthwhile to bear in mind.

And again, it's why I say that I think that's a little more complicated than just saying, well, it's obvious, you know, political bias is what motivated this. Well, political bias is motivating that other thing too, at least in part, but we don't talk about it at all anymore.

And again, it's why I say that I think that's a little more complicated than just saying, well, it's obvious, you know, political bias is what motivated this. Well, political bias is motivating that other thing too, at least in part, but we don't talk about it at all anymore.

And again, it's why I say that I think that's a little more complicated than just saying, well, it's obvious, you know, political bias is what motivated this. Well, political bias is motivating that other thing too, at least in part, but we don't talk about it at all anymore.

So I do think that, especially that what you suggested earlier, Megan, an actual inquiry from this officially, formally, something bipartisan and trustworthy, something that's transparent, that's more interested in getting at what the hell happened than just finding someone to blame is really valuable and would be valuable for all of the aforementioned things.

So I do think that, especially that what you suggested earlier, Megan, an actual inquiry from this officially, formally, something bipartisan and trustworthy, something that's transparent, that's more interested in getting at what the hell happened than just finding someone to blame is really valuable and would be valuable for all of the aforementioned things.

So I do think that, especially that what you suggested earlier, Megan, an actual inquiry from this officially, formally, something bipartisan and trustworthy, something that's transparent, that's more interested in getting at what the hell happened than just finding someone to blame is really valuable and would be valuable for all of the aforementioned things.

Oh, man, I've never seen that. That's incredible.

Oh, man, I've never seen that. That's incredible.

Oh, man, I've never seen that. That's incredible.

They're just watching Joe Biden implode and cannot believe it. They had a human reaction first.

They're just watching Joe Biden implode and cannot believe it. They had a human reaction first.

They're just watching Joe Biden implode and cannot believe it. They had a human reaction first.

I remember wondering if he might die on stage. It was that bad.

I remember wondering if he might die on stage. It was that bad.

I remember wondering if he might die on stage. It was that bad.

Interestingly, a virtue that I don't know that I've ever attributed to Donald Trump before in this particular context is modesty. The foreign policy disposition here appears to be that I understand that interventionism in the foreign policy context is going to be of kind of limited potential and has very recently resulted in pretty profound failures. We probably need a different approach.

Interestingly, a virtue that I don't know that I've ever attributed to Donald Trump before in this particular context is modesty. The foreign policy disposition here appears to be that I understand that interventionism in the foreign policy context is going to be of kind of limited potential and has very recently resulted in pretty profound failures. We probably need a different approach.

Interestingly, a virtue that I don't know that I've ever attributed to Donald Trump before in this particular context is modesty. The foreign policy disposition here appears to be that I understand that interventionism in the foreign policy context is going to be of kind of limited potential and has very recently resulted in pretty profound failures. We probably need a different approach.