wanted. We've seen other countries, you know, I guess April 2nd will be the real test. That's when a whole bunch of tariffs go into effect.

But I feel like Trump's totally out-of-the-box approach to the whole tariff situation, I feel like it's starting to come into focus. And that even if he's not, let's say, technically right about everything that is true about tariffs, I feel like he's going to make it work because he's using it like a club and like a tool. And it looks like he's capable of doing exactly that, just use it as a tool to get what he wants. We'll see.

There's a report that Pete Hegseth brought his wife to some sensitive meetings. I don't know how sensitive they were, but who brings their wife to a defense meeting in another country? Is that real? Doesn't sound real, does it? Like I wonder if he did bring his wife but it wasn't for something terribly sensitive. You know, maybe she was just in the area and it was a sort of a just-meeting-people kind of meeting. But I'd hate to think that it was a highly secure, sensitive, classified information military meeting with other countries and he just brought his wife. So I'm going to say I have a little skepticism on that story. Doesn't sound perfectly right.

Meanwhile, JD Vance is in Greenland. He made his case. Here's what he said. I like how good he is at summarizing and wording stuff. So JD Vance said in Greenland,