competent, responsible way that leaders behave, he d be president. i mean cost him his presidency, and several hundred thousand lives and he s got blood on his hands, and i agree with bob woodward. that was the defining moment for his presidency, and he failed in stunning colors. the only silver lining in this morose crowd is he would still be president, and thank god he s not still president. donny deutsch, thank you very much sobering thought it is. just the tragedy of it. all the families that lost their loved ones and were lied to. his decisions led to more than a million deaths. well, no, no, no. this pandemic was going to kill a lot of people no matter what happened. but you know what, you can mitigate damages. right. you can do your best to mitigate damages. and there were ways to do it. at the very least, tell
about winning, they just want to keep their club together. yeah, i mean, i hadn t considered it in that way that it is like the swampiest thing, ironically, it is the swampiest thing ever, and mcdaniel, i mean, i m not sure it s really her fault, right, that it is that i think trump is more to blame for what happened in 2022 than what the rnc chair was going to do, but in moments like this, when you do have big losses, the normal thing to happen, the healthy thing to happen is for new leadership to come forward and to try to put the party in a different direction, whether that s democrats or the republicans. and there were people who won in tough races for republicans during the 2022 midterms. you know, they won in wisconsin, that was a tough senate race. they won in ohio, that was a tough senate race. they won in north carolina, that was tough too. there s a lot of house members. there s house members from republicans from new york that won. any one of those leaders or
meanwhile, the guy who runs the account told the daily beast he has not received any legal notices from musk or his reps. you look at that headline, and when matt drudge. what s he doing? is putting you at the top of the headline and calling you the world s richest hypocrite, willie, maybe at that point it s time to go back to making rocket ships. please. and turning your car company around. again, let me just say, i really twitter has been a nice experience. it s good. i ve got a lot of friends there. but we could all do without twitter. yeah. big time. he s got bigger fish to fry than continuing to wallow around in that hurting his businesses, harming his reputation, harming his brand. it s a question we have been asking for months now. we have asked smart people. we have asked business people. we ve asked people who know elon musk, why, why, why, what is he
god, trying to stop the peaceful transition of power. i m wondering if these polls suggest that maybe, just maybe, that the doomsday clock has ticked become from 5 to 12 to maybe 11:45. i hope so. and i think that there s something both thrilling and terrifying about that proposition. it s thrilling because it means that american democracy may, in fact, survive and even thrive. and that s what a lot of us have been arguing for and pounding on our highchairs about for a long time now. it s terrifying or unsettling i should say because, i was thinking about this last night, i was not watching what you were watching, it occurred to me
mandates and getting that covid, and how he might attack trump by allowing, you know, by having these federal lockdowns during covid. you can see desantis is feeling this out. but, you know, desantis may fall in the same trap that a lot of the trump endorsed republican primary candidates did in 2022, which is whatever he has to do to win the primary may kill him in the general. and, you know, desantis was great at owning the libs in florida, and having a strategy for that. he s very good at synthetic issues, stop woke act, which was a bill to deal with made up problems, something that does not exist. but that deny work anywhere outside the state of florida, a lot to calibrate for them. and that s the thing again.