ams. Now he didn't use the word really, but he uses the same technique. The technique is this: when somebody makes a claim that is preposterous, rather than going through all the work of explaining why it's preposterous, you simply restate it and you go, really? So that's what you think? So you think that the president of the United States with full forethought stood in front of the American people on video with millions of witnesses and called neo-Nazis fine people? Really? Really, you think that actually happened? So that's how really works. You don't have to even make your argument. You just have to say really, because it's embarrassing that anybody would have that thought.

So Scott used that about a different technique. He didn't use the word really, but he simply described what they believed and made them agree to it, which was devastating. He simply described their own opinion and then asked them if they're committing to it, and it was just marvelous to watch. Excellent technique.

So he was talking to somebody who was talking about the idea of Trump wanting to use the military in the United States. So somebody named Moran said, I don't want to be bringing back waterboarding. What was somebody talking about? That was that on the table? Was somebody talking about bringing back waterboarding? I don't want to be a country that tortures people, especially for the kind of country that's going to be using the military against our own citizens. And then Jones says — somebody named Jones says — we're talking about the American people. We're talking about taking up arms against them with the military that's supposed to be protecting them. This is not right.

And so you have to watch this clip just to see Scott Jennings' face where they do the split screen. You can just see him looking at them when he's saying that they're going to use the military against our own citizens. And he's like, you know that the illegal migrants are not our own citizens, right? It's wonderful. It's wonderful. Good comedy.

Meanwhile, Biden is in Angola and he promised to give them a billion dollars in aid for African victims of natural disasters. Now here's what he says about, you know, that's the right thing for the wealthiest nation in the world to do, blah blah blah. Mr. Biden, I don't know how to explain this to you. Angola has a much higher net worth than the United States, like a lot. Like it's not even close. The United States is 35, 36 trillion dollars in debt. Angola probably also has some debt, a few billion in debt. So which country is worth more? The one that owes a few billion more than it has, or the one that owns 36 trillion more than it has? Angola is richer than the United States, and that's not a joke. They're far richer. They just, you know, it's in a different form. But no, we don't have money to give them. We literally have no money. All we did is move forward by a few minutes the time that we're completely bankrupt. We didn't give them money. We gave them some debt or something, or we created some debt to replace some of their debt, I guess.

Meanwhile, Tucker Carlson's over in Russia. Doesn't look like he's going to talk to Putin, but maybe he's still trying. But he did interview Lavrov. If you don't know who Lavrov is, he's the English-speaking one that you see whenever something about Russia is going on. So he's the mouthpiece for Russia, sort of Putin's guy. So we haven't seen that yet, but it has been recorded.

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