Welcome to the No Spin News Weekend Edition.

Join us off in South Carolina is the former acting chief of staff under President Trump.

19 to 220.

Mick Mulvaney, you see him on News Nation, and he is the co-chair at Actum, a global consulting firm.

So am I over to doing it here?

Am I too agitated for my own good?

No, where to start?

I'm with you on where the meeting is. And oh, my goodness gracious, I can't believe he's

coming to the United States. What did we extract? If you wanted the meeting to take place, Bill,

it was going to take place in the United States. Period. End of story. Why? Because it's really

hard to move the president, especially on very short notice. If they were going to have

this in Oslo, for example, it probably would have taken six weeks. Trump didn't want to wait six weeks.

He wanted to meet as soon as he could possibly put together a meeting. That means it's going to be

someplace in the U.S. Yes, there's a military base in Anchorage. I think it's attached to the airport there.

Believe it or not, a little piece of trivia. I think it's where we held the very first people

that came back from Wuhan at the beginning of COVID on the layover back to Southern California.

So it's a very serious. It's a transit stop. And it's also the place where Sarah Palin saw Russia, I think. Yeah, you can see her house from this

place, which is fantastic. A little tower there. Going forward as well. Okay. So it's much ado about nothing on where

the meeting is. The meeting is the story, not where the meeting is. All of this is just garbage. So are they

traitors? Are they miscreants? These people, because I use two sound

bites, Nick. I could have 20 sound bites. Yeah, you know, I don't know Kelly, so I won't

opine on that. I know Bolton. Bolton would say anything to make President Trump look bad.

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