How Trump Just Got Humiliated by His Star Guest
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This is a moment of strategic weakness, but it's also a moment where she is turning up. He has been helping Iran. He is providing to Iran the chemicals that underlie the rocket fuel, those ballistic missiles, have killed American troops. Russia and China are both providing intelligence to the Iranians on where American assets are. Chinese, we learned this morning from an intelligence leap reported by CI. Are providing details in real time of movements in Strait of Hormuz. That is information that is incredibly dangerous to American service members in the Gulf, and yet
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And the other thing is that Trump having written to Xi and said, please don't buy Iranian oil, China is buying almost all of Iranian oil. Ninety percent, I think. Yes. So he's welcoming in a very clear adversary to America. I'm Joanna Coles. This is the Daily Beast podcast. What a week. What a week. The communist in chief. Something that Donald Trump has said he's against communism. The communist in chief. Well, he arrives and we have the American military on their knees giving him a red carpet rollout. We will be talking about that. We'll be talking about the dress code. We'll be talking about the menu for the Chinese leader. We'll be talking about Trump's speech at the UN. We'll be talking about the midterms.
We'll be talking about the war. Well, we'll be talking about all of it with Hugh Doherty, our executive editor, who pretty much knows. everything actually. Hugh is like a walking AI. And well, no time to waste. Let's get into it. Cute.
Joana. Oh my god, you're in red.
I am in red to note. It's a salute a salute that our president was very busy doing. A man who's never been in the military got out of the military. Why was he wearing such thick gloves, Hugh? Uh It was warm in DC and yeah he was I think he's covering something up. Well, he had s slothers of makeup on his hand at the actual state dinner last night. Uh, welcome to the Daily Beast podcast, by the way. We've got so much to discuss, not least why President Trump is rolling out the red carpet for the Chinese leader who is buying oil from Iran, despite President Trump's plea in April not to, and who is supplying Iran with intelligence about where American troops are. But nevertheless, we rolled out the red carpet.
we gave him a beautiful statue of an eagle and our tech CEOs gathered to celebrate on Reagan Red China.
It was all quite a spectacle. Um, before we get into that, um I just want to say thank you to everybody who subscribes to The Daily Beast. We are aiming to get a million subscribers on YouTube. So if you do not already subscribe, please join our family, join our community. If you do subscribe, give us a like, because that helps spread the word. And you can keep up to date with all of this at thedailybeast.com.
Very well said, Hugh, much better than I could have said it. And share this episode with a friend. We're going to talk about who single white female whom with Ivanka and Natalie Harp. Can we show the picture, please? Because I got confused last night. I was like, oh, interesting. Melania and Natalie are there. But in fact, it wasn't Natalie, it was Ivanka. It's it's quite a picture. So who is trying to get Donald Trump's attention by looking most like each other. I I actually don't know. I know your
theories. Uh I do have theories. We're going to talk about the midterms. Um, America is going to decide thirty-nine days from now, and uh I wouldn't want to I don't know we don't know what the result is, do we? Because we don't know how people vote. But the Republicans think they know what the result is and they don't think it's a good one.
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