Well, howdy there, internet people, it's bell again.

So today, we're going to talk about assuming Trump is right, Germany, Poland, and nurses.

Trump continues to weaken US readiness and force projection capabilities by undermining U.S. capabilities in Europe.

That's led to this message. Looks like you were wrong, Bell. You said it was a bad idea to

downgrade our presence in Europe because it would interfere with the treatment of wounded. Your

president is pulling troops. Want to admit you were wrong?

Ever consider that your president knows things you don't. Like how the wounded are put on planes,

staffed by the most qualified medics in the military, trained to do it on a plane and flown out.

I think they can handle it. We can refuel in the air. We don't need to do it on a plane and flown out. I think they can handle it.

We can refuel in the air.

We don't need to stop in Germany.

We can fly them straight to Bethesda.

I know some of y'all are already laughing and we'll get to that.

But there's something more important in here than a popcorn-worthy

moment. You said it was a bad idea to downgrade our presence in Europe, because it would interfere

with the treatment of wounded. Your president is pulling troops. Want to admit you were wrong.

Somebody says it's a bad idea. Trump does it. Therefore, it's not a bad idea? The assumption there is that Trump is always right. And that is something

that has creeped into the Republican Party deeply. and it's something to be aware of when talking

to Republicans. A lot of them truly believe that Trump is always right. I'd suggest that's a

problem, and why we're facing rising inflation again and soaring gas prices. Now, let's go to the justifications. Ever consider that your

president knows things you don't, like how the wounded are put on planes, staffed by the most

qualified medics in the military, trained to do it on a plane and flown out. So, you're telling me there are planes staffed with the most

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