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

So today, we're going to talk about how Trump pulling troops from Germany hurts the U.S.

In a recent video, as kind of an aside, I mentioned how Trump said he'd pull a few thousand troops from Germany because he got

his feelings hurt, and that the Germans wouldn't care because it hurts us and not them.

That's led to this question. Quote, in your May 4th video, you talked about the U.S. pulling our troops from Germany and said the Germans

shrugged it off because it damages the United States, not them. I know you were in the military,

and I've seen videos where you politely but savagely put someone in their place over them being insulting.

And I'll admit, you have changed my mind on some things because of explaining directly like that.

I'm not trying to do that, but I honestly have no idea how bringing our troops home to our country,

which is what they're supposed to defend,

could possibly hurt us. I'm not trying to be rude, but if it makes the video better to chew

someone out, or it's more likely to get a response if it's phrased that way, hey woman, get in

the kitchen and make me a sandwich and explain

WTF you're talking about. Okay, so this is actually a pretty common misconception from people

who don't really understand the U.S. military And don't feel bad because this includes some vets.

If I'm in the kitchen making a sandwich, you're watching a ball game, right? The best defense

is a good blank. Offense, right? You want to control the field. You don't want the other team even near your end zone, right?

We don't fight wars on our own soil. We do pretty much everything we can to keep them away from our end zone.

It's been almost 100 years since a foreign military set foot on U.S. soil.

And we're a country that is constantly at war.

Over there, not here.

Contrary to the beliefs of the brain trust Trump has around him,

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