20% in 2024. they are asking congress for 400 million dollar for electric vehicles and solar micro grids because nothing inspires fear than a battleship with an extension cord. we can t go to war, mr. president, someone forgot to charge up our aircraft carriers. k.t., there s a lot of parts to this segment. i don t know which topic you want to hone in on. i don t think the drone getting close to our plane is that big of a deal. what s the black sea? it s almost kind of russia. international waters, it s a deal but not a big deal. desantis is right. the difference is vital national interest for which we would go to war and there are interests and national interests for which we might try to affect the outcome but we don t necessarily send in the marines. des desantis was right to say there
further u.s. war in ukraine is not vital to our national interest. with so much invested in ukraine, withdrawing support is easier said than done. i just came up with that. maybe as president, desantis might be able to do what no biden can do, pull out in time. terrible. k.t., applauding that one. the pentagon s focused on more important stuff, aliens. not the ones complaining about our free food and hotel rooms. they could be visiting our solar similar in a big mothership and releasing probes near earth which might explain that weird soreness i feel when i sit down. this as the navy plans to increase climate spending almost
as the government is doing, but these kids are doing pretty well. as you mentioned, douglas, to do lawyering, the only part of that is being in the room with somebody with whom you disagree. that s the only thing that you have to do. you can t do that, you can t be a lawyer. you can t do anything. if you can t be in 8,000 acres of someone you disagree with without having a total meltdown. i couldn t have sur vooifvived was working as a boston market cash ch cashier. you can t go anywhere. even then, nobody is watching them either. all right. k.t. you re a monster tonight. you and me in purple. we re going to paint the town purple tonight. all right. up next, there s n
if you want in a restaurant. am i right? yes. how did they get away with it? how come you can t have all guy fire departments? you should be a lawyer. i know. k.t. you called me and said you re not wearing purple and also can we do this story. do you remember that? i know. it was pretty amazing. then we had the conversation about what s going on in scotland because it s even weirder than what s going on in england. in scotland, there was a man convicted of raping two women and then after he was sentenced, he said i m not really a man. i want to change. by the way, they couldn t figure out which prison to put him in. he might have changed his mind again. right. i think the only place you put people, some of the people who kind of switch back and forth, they have to have their own prison. separate prison. the first minister of scotland she s having to resign. she had a very interesting
when they get mad, i say why you being such a [ bleep ]. i ve seen there happen. it s called being a woman. you know, k.t., is there a conclusion that we can make about millennials that is as sweeping as insulting? yeah. the problem is when they started out, when they were toddlers, you know they were eating each other s food. they were slurping each other s everything. what happened to this generation where all of a sudden they have gone from being really happy about sharing their food, wanted to have your food. you have a bottle of water and your 2-year-old grand child wants it too. hands it back to you. what happens to the people who then five or ten or 20 years later, don t touch my french fries. i m a snow flake. douglas, this brings back incredible memories as a kid with soda pop, you drink it. you go you want some and hand it over and go back wash. back wash.