Speaker 1: And now for a moment of.
Speaker 2: Clarity, because the only thing that should matter to Americans
when they see this story is that there is no
sign that this president is changing his policy on mass deportations,
and he's not doing anything to help the kids who
are detained in Texas right now. He's not calling off
the warehouses, he's not removing the remaining officers in Minneapolis.
So he can create this story and move her to
a new job and bring in another loyalist, but that's
not changing what Americans are actually really angry with him about.
Speaker 1: That that Vaughn is is a very fundamental point and
thread through this storyline that Andrea just put out there.
Because at the end of the day, when you stop
and think about it, oh, all the things Christy nom did,
Donald fault gonna be upset that he's a plane. I mean,
I mean the ad. I mean, it's so it's just
stretches your your sense of what's right, wrong and reasonable.
I find it also amusing that when I look at
the two popcorn heads that sort of bounce around Donald
Trump in this universe that have been standing out over
the last six weeks, there's her and her performative stuff
there's Pam Bondi and all that crazy, But then the
Pians that resistance is Cash Betel, who goes to the
Olympics and is sitting there guzzling back the beer, hanging
out with the boys, beating the hell out of tables,
doing the raw rod jock thing. He still has a job,
of all. And we know Donald Trump don't like people
who drink around him. He doesn't like that at all.
So how do you assess when he's looking at this,
at this array of crazy and behavior that is largely
inconsistent with what he would like them to be doing,
because he doesn't want that's the kind of news he
doesn't want coming back to him. How do you assess
this environment right now? Should we be looking down the
road at Patel maybe Bondy. My argument is they stay
because they're still useful. Correct. Loyalty only gets you so far,
right are you executing on that loyalty? Catch Michael Steele
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