Owen Gregorian

I think we'll start with Marcella's list.

I'm still working on my list.

Should be ready soon.

I think he said we'd always be a child of Europe.

I was going to say something similar just about it being like a positive reframe of Trump's statements about Europe, because I think Trump has taken more of a negative stance in terms of

you know, bashing them about all the things they're doing wrong.

And, um, the very first statement that the person interviewing Ruby after the speech said was he thought their reaction was that it was a very reassuring speech, that it was like a reassurance that we're on the same side and we're going to be working together.

And I think that's probably a response to Trump sort of, you know, saying you guys are on a bad path doing bad things and, um,

that we're not following and we're not going to be part of this and you guys got to do things on your own and defend yourselves and do all these other things and i think rubio you know i didn't hear him like walk any of that back but i but at the same time he kind of turned it into a positive frame so it was a very well written speech and um you know i think he put a a better picture on it but still didn't pull any punches like he talked about how globalism was a huge mistake that

you know, getting rid of the national view and trying to go to this global rules-based order or whatever it was, was a huge mistake.

And exporting all our manufacturing and our supply chains to our enemies and rivals was a huge mistake.

So he, he hit all those points, but he also just had enough positive in there that said, you know, we need to work together and turn this around basically.

And so it was really a really well-written speech.

I liked it a lot.

I'm not sure what you're referring to.

Yeah.

I mean, to me, the real news is just that I think that is a signal that the Democrats are realizing they can't stick to this immigration open border policy.

I think, of course, they're going to say, well, we do it so much better and more compassionately.

And in reality, they wouldn't.

it would be exactly the same thing if they did do it because that's what obama was doing he deported a lot more people than trump did it's just the media doesn't cover it and so there's no protests and so there's no conflict and it doesn't hit the news millions of people get deported and nobody even notices