Well, howdy there internet people? Let's bow again. So today we are going to talk

about South Korea and the United States and lending and the Ukraine and a statement from a certain U.S.

representative.

We will go through the statement and then we will fact check the statement because of course.

Then we will talk about what's actually happening and why it's

happening. Then we'll talk about what the real new story here is, assuming this is

true, and then we'll introduce a new rule that I think everybody should live by.

Okay, so the statement is from Representative Green.

And here it is.

This is unforgivable that we have given so much all caps.

Ammunition to Ukraine that we have to borrow all caps, 50,000 rounds from South Korea.

Pathetic all caps, three exclamation points.

The entire Biden admin is a failure, all caps.

Okay, so we'll start with the fact check because while capslock is cruise control for cool, you still have to drive and she didn't.

All right, so the first thing to note is that this is not a deal. What's being discussed, it's not a deal, it's not

finalized, it's in negotiations. And as somebody who is part of the federal government, she probably shouldn't be acting

as though it is finalized and commenting on it in public since it's it's not. In a recent video I talked about how you might have

newly minted people in Congress talking about foreign policy and

causing issues. It would look something like

this if that was to happen. The next piece to be fact-checked, it's not 50,000 rounds, it's 500,000 rounds.

And then we get to the word borrow.

So she's talking about the possible deal between the U.S. and South Korea

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