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I think they must be. Marco Rubio, Mike Walz, who's in my old position now, I think even Kellogg, I think are much more reliable on understanding the cause, the cause of not just the horrors of the war in Ukraine. Hunderts von Tausenden von Menschen sind dort getötet und verletzt. Das ist natürlich alles zu Wladimir Putin.

I think they must be. Marco Rubio, Mike Walz, who's in my old position now, I think even Kellogg, I think are much more reliable on understanding the cause, the cause of not just the horrors of the war in Ukraine. Hunderts von Tausenden von Menschen sind dort getötet und verletzt. Das ist natürlich alles zu Wladimir Putin.

I do believe so. And I tell numerous stories in the book about how Trump learns conversationally. The more people he talks to, the better. This is why I think it's really important for European leaders to engage Donald Trump, to go see him, to talk to him. Von ihrer Erfahrung. Er erzählt ihm Geschichten. Ich meine, was will Donald Trump wissen? Hey, was ist in uns? Warum kümmern wir uns?

I do believe so. And I tell numerous stories in the book about how Trump learns conversationally. The more people he talks to, the better. This is why I think it's really important for European leaders to engage Donald Trump, to go see him, to talk to him. Von ihrer Erfahrung. Er erzählt ihm Geschichten. Ich meine, was will Donald Trump wissen? Hey, was ist in uns? Warum kümmern wir uns?

Und er will auch wissen, warum müssen wir es tun? Warum kann jemand anderes es tun? Und dann fragt er, wie viel es kostet? Wie können wir andere Menschen mehr bezahlen?

Und er will auch wissen, warum müssen wir es tun? Warum kann jemand anderes es tun? Und dann fragt er, wie viel es kostet? Wie können wir andere Menschen mehr bezahlen?

Hey, Michael, what a blast to be here with you and to be in my hometown of Philadelphia and everything. I just want to say at the outset, go Eagles, go Eagles. And I love the free press. I mean, I think all of you are fans here too, right? I mean, it's just so fantastic. And what a privilege. So thanks to everybody. And thanks to everybody who came out tonight in the cold.

Hey, Michael, what a blast to be here with you and to be in my hometown of Philadelphia and everything. I just want to say at the outset, go Eagles, go Eagles. And I love the free press. I mean, I think all of you are fans here too, right? I mean, it's just so fantastic. And what a privilege. So thanks to everybody. And thanks to everybody who came out tonight in the cold.

Hey, Michael, what a blast to be here with you and to be in my hometown of Philadelphia and everything. I just want to say at the outset, go Eagles, go Eagles. And I love the free press. I mean, I think all of you are fans here too, right? I mean, it's just so fantastic. And what a privilege. So thanks to everybody. And thanks to everybody who came out tonight in the cold.

So it was at war with ourselves. I mean, that's why that's the title of the book. But that's not unprecedented. I took the title from my conversation with Admiral Poindexter, who had been a national security advisor in the Reagan administration. He was talking about not his time as national security advisor, although he did have a bumpy road there with the rank contra and everything else.

So it was at war with ourselves. I mean, that's why that's the title of the book. But that's not unprecedented. I took the title from my conversation with Admiral Poindexter, who had been a national security advisor in the Reagan administration. He was talking about not his time as national security advisor, although he did have a bumpy road there with the rank contra and everything else.

So it was at war with ourselves. I mean, that's why that's the title of the book. But that's not unprecedented. I took the title from my conversation with Admiral Poindexter, who had been a national security advisor in the Reagan administration. He was talking about not his time as national security advisor, although he did have a bumpy road there with the rank contra and everything else.

But he was talking about the first year of the Reagan administration. He said, yeah, we were at war with ourselves. And what I came to understand across that year is I think a lot of that at war with yourselves and that difficult environment you described has to do with the way people define their roles, right? How they see their roles as they come into an administration.

But he was talking about the first year of the Reagan administration. He said, yeah, we were at war with ourselves. And what I came to understand across that year is I think a lot of that at war with yourselves and that difficult environment you described has to do with the way people define their roles, right? How they see their roles as they come into an administration.

But he was talking about the first year of the Reagan administration. He said, yeah, we were at war with ourselves. And what I came to understand across that year is I think a lot of that at war with yourselves and that difficult environment you described has to do with the way people define their roles, right? How they see their roles as they come into an administration.

And I think that there are people in any administration who want to help the elected president make the best decisions for the American people, right? I mean, that's what you would hope everybody wants to do. And in my role, that had to do with making sure the president gets best advice and gets multiple options to determine his own agenda and make those decisions.

And I think that there are people in any administration who want to help the elected president make the best decisions for the American people, right? I mean, that's what you would hope everybody wants to do. And in my role, that had to do with making sure the president gets best advice and gets multiple options to determine his own agenda and make those decisions.

And I think that there are people in any administration who want to help the elected president make the best decisions for the American people, right? I mean, that's what you would hope everybody wants to do. And in my role, that had to do with making sure the president gets best advice and gets multiple options to determine his own agenda and make those decisions.

Absolutely. And I think that's kind of the second group of people. They don't want to give the president options. They want to manipulate decisions based on their own agenda, not the president's agenda.

Absolutely. And I think that's kind of the second group of people. They don't want to give the president options. They want to manipulate decisions based on their own agenda, not the president's agenda.