Today, the New York Times announced they're filing a lawsuit against the Pentagon because of their restrictive press policy rules in which they besmirch my good name because they are lying pieces of...

I'm going to avoid swearing as I often do.

But this is the nature of politics, squabbling high school mean girls complaining all the time and lying to try

and get their way. I am so, so fed up. I am so past the point of no return on all of these

political, I don't know what you want to call it, but I'll put it like this. Our country is cooked because these are children.

Men are not in charge anymore.

Okay, of our institutions, it's a bunch of whiny little girls.

The Pentagon Press Agreement that we signed was like largely about parking.

You can read it yourself. Where to park,

when you can come in, what areas of the building the press are allowed to roam freely and where

they need an escort. And the big contentious issue that the press was all so butt heard about was

you will not solicit classified information in the Pentagon.

Okay, that sounds like a normal rule for anywhere.

You want to come into the Timcast studio?

Don't go ask for my bank details or for our plans.

We have NDAs.

Now here's what really happens.

I have not been to the Pentagon. I do not intend to go to the Pentagon. I have not been to the Pentagon.

I do not intend to go to the Pentagon.

I am not getting a press pass for the Pentagon.

That was never the case.

We signed a press agreement because we want to do sometimes some interviews.

...