Mike Nellis

And, you know, if Democrats play their cards right and run good candidates and actually talk and engage with people, I think they can win a lot of these folks back.

Yeah, I mean, we've lost the high ground here.

And more importantly, we've completely scared the shit out of and alienated our allies.

Like, America is isolated and on its own in a way that's never been before on the tariffs.

What would we do?

You want, like, okay, a tariff war?

I'll just give you an example of this.

So on a tariff war, you can win a tariff war, but you need allies for that.

And who are the first two countries we put tariffs on?

Canada and Mexico, who are our closest allies.

literally physically closest.

We tear up Britain.

We tear up Vietnam, which was supposed to be our counterpoint to China on manufacturing so that we could dilute China's power.

So they've just isolated and pissed off everybody.

And then this situation in Venezuela, Greenland, everything else, it's just we're alone.

And if Keir Starmer was like, I'm going to go remove Donald Trump, which I don't think the

I don't think there'd be like a justification or a good argument for the United States government.

We just did it in Venezuela and we did it so brazenly, you know, at least hell, at least in the sixties and seventies when they were doing this shit in Cuba and other places, at least it was the CIA doing it.

And we could be like, no, it wasn't us.

It's not saying it was right, but at least they took the time to lie to us.