e Department of Imaginary Concerns. Did you agree with Putin to have sex with him if he stops the fighting? Well, you know, no, but I'm going to assign that to the Department of Imaginary Concerns, and we'll come up with an imaginary policy to make sure it doesn't happen again.

So Byron York had some funny comments about Politico. So Politico had a statement in it that said there's no administration in the world beyond this one where a blunder of these proportions—by the way, I've never met any Republican who thinks that this blunder is of great proportion. It's just the news telling you that you should be concerned about it, but I'm not—where a blunder of these proportions happens and nobody resigns. Not in London, not in Moscow, not in Tokyo, not in Pyongyang, nowhere. And then Byron York points out on the Signal matter that Politico's Playbook makes a statement with great confidence but maybe not much perspective. And then he includes a photo of the botched Afghanistan withdrawal, which nobody resigned over. Nope. One of the most embarrassing, incompetent things that ever happened in our country, a stain on our history. Nobody resigned. So Politico, apparently that's something we do in this country anyway.

But apparently in this case the Democrats, in the case of the Signal gate, the Democrats who are trying to train their audience that they should be very, very concerned, and they do it by the emotion that they put into ordinary words like, oh my God, the incompetence. I am aghast. I'm simply shocked. There's no country in the world from Moscow to Pyongyang who would ever make such a mistake. And people who have lived in th