policy but domestically as well. what about this speech? i actually thought it was strong. i thought it was forceful. i thought it had hope. i like a lot of things he discussed regarding diplomacy. i like that he pretty much put it out there, bret, that we, the united states, are the ones that are going to lead the rest of the world. this is so true through climate change and through covid. in other words, we need to work together. we don t need to have these unnecessary wars. we re going to be your leader and in a sense, you need us. and they do. the world does need the united states and the world does need our leadership. i loved the fact that he talked about sudan and bell areduce and he talked about protesters there and i liked the fact that i felt he owned it and took responsibility. he didn t shirk it on afghanistan. but he didn t dwell on it too long in his speech either. bret: bill it, will be interesting to take a poll of what countries think about the u.s. in the wake of
border jumping and pro-immigration. thought fair from the immigrants from bell areduce, africa across the country have to wait decades to come into america to equate that with people who come across the southern border legally. we are very pro-immigration we are anti-illegal immigration. the governor knows this but is he demagoguing the citizens of new york. rachel: weird thing to do it at this moment. nothing could have brought into more stark contrast the death of a legal immigrant police officer over the holiday by an illegal criminal alien. it just seems so deaf. maybe it works in new york. maybe it works in california. don t you think the rest of america is just going oh, this makes no sense? no doubt. but, look, you will start to see this. you will see all these soon to be 2020 contenders start to put together how liberal are you now type credentials. and, again, it s the trump hastings olympics that have begun. it s going to be back and