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All right, everybody, for the past six months, we have been covering the developing Cold War within the Republican Party between Vice President J.D. Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

Now, the reason I call it a Cold War is because they're not publicly sniping at each other and taking hits at each other, but there are very clearly camps developing within the Republican

party that have different visions for the future of the party.

There was the JD Vance camp, which is more of non-interventionist, more like the Peter Thielbrose

who have a vested interest in electing J.D. Vance because they've been investing money for a while.

And then there's the Marco Rubio wing, which I think would represent a return to,

hopefully a more sane Republican Party, but still a very deranged Republican Party as it pertains to

wars and the debts and taxes and cutting social safety nets for working Americans.

I mean, it's really not a great vision, but there are competing visions for the Republican Party,

and I will say, I think people are underestimating the odds that J.D. Vance gets wiped out.

There's even new reporting that we will go over that J.D. Vance may not be planning on running in 2028 and is having second

thoughts about launching this campaign at all. I mean, just think about it. J.D. Vance is so

incredibly intrinsically tied to all of Trump's mistakes because he had to go out there and

defend them day after day. He defended the shooting, the murdering of Renee Good. He defended the

murdering of Alex Prattie. He has defended botched ice operations, defended botched wars. I'll play

you a clip in one moment of him defending January Sixers saying they need reparations, they need

money. Marco Rubio, of course, please don't mistake this as me like praising Marco Rubio,

but he's more in his

own foreign policy category right now. And J.D. Vance is the one who has lost any semblance of

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