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Hello, good evening, good morning, good day.

Whatever time of the 24-hour clock you are listening to this,

I appreciate you joining me today because it is another newsful day.

Today is Tuesday, April the 28th, 2026. And apparently there is trouble in

Magadais. I guess that's my new way of saying Maga Paradise. But also some interesting news

coming out of the continent of Africa. And then we'll make our way back here to these United States

where whiteness is whitenessing again. But let's first start with Maga Paradise, where J.D. Vance is finding himself increasingly at odds with the Defense Department's Secretary of War. I'm kidding. That's not really the title. It's the Secretary of Defense, but Pete his own mama said he's trashed. Heg-Seth is like a little boy in a big man's body. And so he likes the idea of war. I imagine Pete Hegseth was probably one of those kids who was one, yes, a big bully, but also really just got off of playing with G.I. Joe's and not much else. But in any event, he is now in charge of the war. He's in charge of the defense department. He's largely trashed at his job, but he is in the job, and he and J.D. Vance are increasingly clashing with each other. Now, J.D. Vance is one of the few people of the Trump administration who actually was not as super hyped and excited about going into this war in the first place. Now, I don't know if that's because he's actually against the war, but we do know that Pete and J.D. served in the Gulf War at around the same time. And they came away with two very different perspectives. According to the reports, Pete Higgs-Seth was basically like, we should kill more Muslims and we should kill them now. And J.D. Vance was like, this whole forever war situation is kind of whack. People are actually dying. I'm not a fan. Now, I'm not a fan of either of these two men, but I do think it's interesting that even within the Trump administration, you do have this diversity of opinion. Now, J.D. Vance has begun expressing his concerns not just about the viability of the war, but the availability of missile systems. Because as we've been talking about on this podcast for the past several weeks now, the Americans are running out of munitions.

And I know it seems weird to say that because not a whole lot of mainstream media outlets are saying that very thing, but we just began learning right before this whole situation with the White House correspondent's dinner, which we thoroughly explored yesterday.

But we had just begun learning from American mainstream entertainment media about the

impact of the war when it comes to the American military bases, which are largely defunct and

destroyed and are going to take years to rebuild and to the tune of hundreds of billions of

dollars to rebuild. And so J.D. Vance was already very concerned about this. And now that the

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