Tim Miller

I'm just trying to make a point.

It remains unclear to me who besides Marco Rubio and Stephen Miller are actually for this.

And even like our old friends in the kind of neocon world who maybe would have been for this in a different thing, who are more amenable to Trump than we are, like National Review, Commentary, some of those folks, they're criticizing this.

Like who is for this?

Okay.

All right.

Now we're talking.

But not Gollum Stephen Miller deciding he wants to do it just so that he can do the Alien Enemies Act and deport as many Venezuelans as possible.

Because that seems to be what's really happening, right?

This is one where I kind of don't know how this plays out.

Do you have any thoughts on the next few weeks?

I mean, I've been kind of surprised.

At first, I thought this was a little bit of Marco Sabre rattling and again, some excuse making for Stephen Miller to do some deportations and that Trump would eventually taco like usual.

But that feels not right anymore.

And unknown cause, unintended consequences.

JVL did a newsletter yesterday that folks should read if they want more on this, where he took your point about Maduro and it's like Maduro is a bastard, but this is crazy.

He wrote that Trump's bleed about this is the single stupidest and most irresponsible presidential statement in the history of foreign policy.

I defy you to find something dumber.

Maybe somebody found something dumber, but just the notion that he's going to saber rattle and be like, hey, we got an armada.

We've surrounded you.