Tim Miller

I was thinking earlier this week, I was like, you know, if you'd asked me in the year 2020, like who is the most likely country to be the next country to use a nuke, to go rogue and use a nuke, I would have said Iran.

North Korea probably first, maybe Pakistan second.

I don't even know who would have been third, right?

If you ask me right now, April 3rd, I would say probably Donald Trump is most likely to use a nuke and maybe Bibi is second in the world and then maybe Pakistan or North Korea.

I'm not saying it's a 50% chance, but it sure seems a lot higher than it was for all the rest of my life up until this point.

And I'm beginning to catastrophize on that topic.

And I just wanted to throw that out there for your reaction and leave people on the Easter weekend with, you know, a little meditation on the possibility of nuclear annihilation.

My scenario is more like a dementia-riddled old man decides that he gets like the idea starts rattling around in his brain.

It's like, nobody's done this since Truman.

They'll be talking about me.

They'll be talking about me.

I'll be on the news.

I was like, more of that was really where my brain was going.

Then there'd be like some sort of geopolitical, you know, escalation.

You know, we go up the escalation ladder, but either possible.

OK, we'll leave people with that.

Thank you for doing this.

It's I wish everybody this Easter weekend was Passover.

And so I appreciate that you're doing, you know, coming on on Passover.

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