S.E. Cupp
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first heard Mar 2025
last heard 20 Dec
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Right.
Even rhetorically, I haven't heard. I'm sorry. I didn't mean to cut you off, but also the doge cuts could delay deportations. The other thing of this three-legged stool, like they're getting in the way of their own.
Part of me, at least personally, strategically, politically, I hope he's not bluffing. I hope he gets to do all the things he talks about doing so that we can see in evidence how they don't work. I mean, I think I know how they're going to go, but there's a whole half of the country that doesn't believe that, that believes everything he says. And so I'd like to just give him open reign. Now, I
I don't want the pain, the economic pain that I know that's going to cause and is already causing. But I hope he's not bluffing. I hope he gets to do it so he can't continue to say, well, if I got to do it the way I wanted to do it with no evidence, just do it. Okay, do it. Show us. Do it and show us how rich we're all going to get. I'm just sick of all the games.
Yeah, with friends like these, who needs enemies? We're enemies, I think. We're enemies with a bad guy. We're the bad guy in this. And that's really hard to stomach for all the reasons I know you know. As a child of the 80s and like a Reagan Republican, this is bananas and awful.
Yeah, the intelligence-sharing thing is how you know this isn't just, as Trump says, a guy who wants a peace deal, a guy who's neutral, you know. This is a guy who wants Putin to win because you don't take away the intelligence-sharing for any other reason than you want to give Russia a strategic advantage.
Right.
That's it. That's the only reason. Because it's not boots on the ground. It's not even weapons anymore. It's information. And it's super valuable information. And so withholding that is the dickiest part of this. And also, like I said, the clearest indication of whose side he is on. As if we didn't know. But that's how you know.
And if I'm an ally watching around the world, I mean, the stuff he and his folks are saying about... Japan, about NATO, about all the alliances that we've had for so long that I think are really important would make anyone very, very nervous about who America is anymore and what we're willing to do for anybody but ourselves.
Yeah, Jeddah.
Yes, and... The maybe we'll give you weapons again, maybe we'll defend you again is irrelevant. They've already surrendered under the plan of this deal, right? They've surrendered already. Yeah, it makes no sense other than they want Putin to win. They want Russia to win is how this makes sense. And I don't know where that goes.
I'm not very confident in the deal-making abilities of this administration, to say the least.
My God.
You could say we're becoming weaker. Yeah. For all of Trump's talk, we are becoming a weaker force and presence on the world stage. And that is shockingly by design, it seems like. What they would call America first, I would call a weakening of American exceptionalism and might and power and influence and preparedness. It's in the way he talks about the economy as well.
There's this economic warfare there. It's not boots on the ground, but it is warfare nonetheless, just to get back to the tariffs. Mucking about in other people's economies, which is what he's doing with threats and real tariffs, is an economic warfare.
And now all these talks of maybe militarily taking over Panama or Greenland, and then all of the withdrawing from these alliances, and in fact, strategically breaking them on purpose. This is all a weakening of... And it does not feel like isolationism, which is, I think, what he was promising.
This is a lot of interventionism to change global economic stability, to change global security, to change... long-held geopolitical relationships. I mean, this is incredibly interventionist to me. I don't know that anyone on his side will care, really, but I care about things like consistency and honesty.
Yeah, basically. I mean, everyone complains. Not everyone. Let me be more judicious with my words. But I've heard a number of Republicans in the House and Senate and staffers complain about, like I said, cabinet picks in these security positions, right? Specifically Tulsi.
One person I talked to called her a clown and voted for her because not being with this president on everything is, I feel like, not an option.
Just that. Just that. Yeah. I know that there was some relief when she pushed back on Doge, when she pushed back on Elon and the firing he's trying to do. There was a little relief of that, but she has since come out and said some propagandist shit about Russia that confirmed she is exactly who we thought she was.
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