Stephen K. Bannon

We're not your ally.

And, you know, we got a problem with what you're doing and we got a problem with how you're doing it.

So tell me about Spain for a second, because I think that's we've understood that it's a probably the most socialist.

And you've got a bunch of people you see all the time, these Marxists up there.

They get up there and say, yeah, we believe in the replacement theory.

We want to take as many migrants from North Africa as possible and replace the population, particularly if you're right wing.

I mean, they're up on your grill saying if you're a right winger, we would rather have a Muslim fighting age male migrant with all the danger that brings from North Africa than have you that are part of Vox or part of some of these other parties, maybe even farther right than Vox.

But for the Spanish government to say, and this is, folks, it's the great demasking, the unmasking.

I mean, how can Spain sit there and say, we're not going to allow you to use our airspace when, you know, we've got a working agreement with them, sir?

This gets back to a debate that a lot of people didn't focus on years ago in saying that, you know, because Road to Spain, these were our bases.

And with, I guess, long term leases.

And then we get into the situation.

We made them joint bases, had some agreement with the Spanish government.

And now in a shooting war where the United States has young men and women in harm's way and we have the nation's prestige on the line, we're trying to accomplish things.

They just sit there and shut it down.

I mean, this is a problem.

A big problem.

I don't know why we're not going back to Spain and say, hey, look, thanks for the memories.

But actually, they're our basis and we're going to do what we want to do.

I mean, this is this is outrageous and particularly has such a radical government.