Here we are, it's a Wednesday, and the world is in the midst of its slow motion collapse,

but at least President Obama had fun in Cuba yesterday.

I mean serious fun. He gave a speech.

He took a picture in front of a mural of a terrorist, right?

Che Guevara behind him.

He went to a ball game, and he yucked it up with a guy who used to do this sort of thing on a routine basis.

That right there is Ravel Castro, blindfolding a guy who's about to get shot. He's a real charmer. So the important thing, though, is that Barack Obama made clear to everybody he's a super duper important dude. He said he ended the Cold War in the Western Hemisphere yesterday. That's a contention that might be challenged by the 11 million or so people stuck in that communist hellhole. And then he patted himself on the back while smoking a cigar and drinking a pinocalada. That takes three arms. So the Castro's actually just chopped off one from a dissident and gave it to Obama as a gift, which he accepted as a token of friendship. And this is our president. He's a shallow, pathetic, ridiculous little man child. and he simply wants to be loved, even if he's looking for love in all the wrong places. And if people disagree that Obama's great, well, he can always take a lead from his new friend, the Castro's. Okay, so I just want to point something out here. You see that building behind Che Guevara? It's actually worse than the sculpture of Che Guevara. It turns out that's the Cuban Ministry of the Interior. That's where they imprison, torture, and punish all the dissenters.

It's like a KGB factory. Maybe Obama will save the interior of that building for his next tour.

Or maybe he'll just go to another ballgame and really enjoy himself. What a guy. Well, lots to talk about today. I'm Ben Shapiro.

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