Tim Miller

I do have to mention that she gave him the medal –

in this kind of framed it sort of looked like somebody ran to michael's like an hour before the event and had the metal framed next to you know some parchment paper with the president donald trump and the people of the united states it's pretty janky you know it kind of looks like

You know, the type of thing that you give out to kids for their awards at the end of a soccer season.

If you're going to try to go the whole way here and make a big deal out of giving the medal, I might have done some better framing.

You know, I use uptown frames here in New Orleans.

They would have taken care of they would have taken care of Maria Machado a lot better on that.

It would have looked better.

A plus.

The other thing that's worth noting on this is the Norwegian Nobel Committee says Trump can have the trophy.

But once a Nobel Prize is announced, it cannot be revoked, shared or transferred to others.

The decision is final and stands for all time.

A medal can change owners, but the title of a Nobel Peace Prize laureate cannot.

So a little cheeky tweet from the Nobel Committee yesterday.

It feels like we're pretty cooked here.

We're in this situation.

This is the kind of diplomacy that we're doing.

And as I mentioned, this all comes in the context of Donald Trump's warmongering and saber-rattling of our own allies in Greenland.

But also JVL wrote in his newsletter yesterday – you guys should go check that out –

This Cutter bank account that I'm mentioning, Trump is continuing to look for ways to create other funding sources inside the executive branch so he doesn't have to go through Congress.

It's pretty ominous, particularly –