Matt Welch

Disgust. That's true. So they're obviously very confused as to who they are. They might be sort of intersex as a country. They don't know. They're the intersex of potential territories.

Disgust. That's true. So they're obviously very confused as to who they are. They might be sort of intersex as a country. They don't know. They're the intersex of potential territories.

Disgust. That's true. So they're obviously very confused as to who they are. They might be sort of intersex as a country. They don't know. They're the intersex of potential territories.

I mean, do we want Italy? I mean, you can want a lot of things. Yes, that we do want. You can't just take Greenland. You can't buy Greenland. You can't take the Panama Canal back from the Panamanians. I mean, there was a debate. There was actually a really interesting debate. And viewers, listeners should go check this out.

I mean, do we want Italy? I mean, you can want a lot of things. Yes, that we do want. You can't just take Greenland. You can't buy Greenland. You can't take the Panama Canal back from the Panamanians. I mean, there was a debate. There was actually a really interesting debate. And viewers, listeners should go check this out.

I mean, do we want Italy? I mean, you can want a lot of things. Yes, that we do want. You can't just take Greenland. You can't buy Greenland. You can't take the Panama Canal back from the Panamanians. I mean, there was a debate. There was actually a really interesting debate. And viewers, listeners should go check this out.

In the 1970s, amongst conservatives, actually, about the situation in Panama, and there's a very famous debate between Ronald Reagan and William F. Buckley. And Ronald Reagan said we should... retain control of the canal because we built it. Actually, the French started building it. We finished building it. And William F. Buckley said, it's not a conservative position.

In the 1970s, amongst conservatives, actually, about the situation in Panama, and there's a very famous debate between Ronald Reagan and William F. Buckley. And Ronald Reagan said we should... retain control of the canal because we built it. Actually, the French started building it. We finished building it. And William F. Buckley said, it's not a conservative position.

In the 1970s, amongst conservatives, actually, about the situation in Panama, and there's a very famous debate between Ronald Reagan and William F. Buckley. And Ronald Reagan said we should... retain control of the canal because we built it. Actually, the French started building it. We finished building it. And William F. Buckley said, it's not a conservative position.

We should give it back to the Panamanians, which we did under certain conditions when it turned over to full control in 1999. And the Panamanians have reacted to this recently saying, no, We're absolutely not. And look, the thing about Trump is he shoots from the hip and he says things that sometimes the facts need to catch up with him.

We should give it back to the Panamanians, which we did under certain conditions when it turned over to full control in 1999. And the Panamanians have reacted to this recently saying, no, We're absolutely not. And look, the thing about Trump is he shoots from the hip and he says things that sometimes the facts need to catch up with him.

We should give it back to the Panamanians, which we did under certain conditions when it turned over to full control in 1999. And the Panamanians have reacted to this recently saying, no, We're absolutely not. And look, the thing about Trump is he shoots from the hip and he says things that sometimes the facts need to catch up with him.

This idea that he said with the Panama Canal, he's like, you know, our our ships are charged more to go through. That's not true. And it has become more expensive, of course, because the water levels have been lower and it costs more and it's slower to get ships through. So they've been raising prices. But that kind of thing is just the kind of natural market of these things.

This idea that he said with the Panama Canal, he's like, you know, our our ships are charged more to go through. That's not true. And it has become more expensive, of course, because the water levels have been lower and it costs more and it's slower to get ships through. So they've been raising prices. But that kind of thing is just the kind of natural market of these things.

This idea that he said with the Panama Canal, he's like, you know, our our ships are charged more to go through. That's not true. And it has become more expensive, of course, because the water levels have been lower and it costs more and it's slower to get ships through. So they've been raising prices. But that kind of thing is just the kind of natural market of these things.

I thought he was kidding about Greenland. And the more that I've watched this, he's like, well, we need it for national security and we need it for economic security, which I have to say is just completely bonkers. And I don't think this will go anywhere. But it is totally insane to say that we want to become like a local imperial power in the next four years. Like what? Seriously?

I thought he was kidding about Greenland. And the more that I've watched this, he's like, well, we need it for national security and we need it for economic security, which I have to say is just completely bonkers. And I don't think this will go anywhere. But it is totally insane to say that we want to become like a local imperial power in the next four years. Like what? Seriously?

I thought he was kidding about Greenland. And the more that I've watched this, he's like, well, we need it for national security and we need it for economic security, which I have to say is just completely bonkers. And I don't think this will go anywhere. But it is totally insane to say that we want to become like a local imperial power in the next four years. Like what? Seriously?

It's surprising.

It's surprising.