Tim Miller

Both complimented him on his work in Syria.

I don't know, man.

It's a little different than kind of how your old boss handled this stuff.

But what is your big picture reactions on what we're seeing?

Yeah, I mean, Tom Tillis has been one of the more reasonable Republicans because he's resigning and quitting.

He's not welcome to the party anymore.

It was even on CNBC this morning and said even if Trump did kinetic action in Greenland, he wouldn't go for impeachment.

I was like, why are we even talking about kinetic action in Greenland?

To your point on the real consequences, I mean, you know, potentially huge medium long term consequences about what would happen if NATO collapsed and our alliances collapsed.

But just in the short term, in the economy, the stock market is down today.

Bond market is reacting negatively, which causes interest rates to rise, affects regular people.

And then you mentioned the tariffs, which will be a sales tax on people here.

There's like real substantive harms that are happening to people.

for this just like strange obsession, delusion of like a man baby that wants a new toy.

It's interesting.

You are seeing the reverse kind of in the data now.

We're like for a while, Trump was more popular than Republicans.

And now you are seeing a little bit of the inverse.

And I think it's for this reason that you're laying out like that.

There are a lot of people that are like, you know, well, you know, Trump's acting crazy, but I still prefer the Republicans on this issue or that issue.