Welcome to an HBO podcast from the HBO late night series Real Time with Bill Maugh.

Okay, we're here on overtime with Paul Vagalla, Democratic Strategist,

Kristen Soltz, Anderson, Ms. Honor Show tonight, and Karat Counter-Terror's

Oxford Malcolm Nance was at the front of the show. Now we're on CNN, I can't

believe they're still doing this for this, but I'm glad we're here on CNN. And as I

said last week, if you don't watch this, what happens is people write things

you know, I don't even know what these questions are, but I'm going to ask them,

this is for you Malcolm, how much longer will the American public tolerate our

involvement in Ukraine? Well, I think they're more than tolerating and I think

they're pretty much forced where behind it. Most people aren't there.

Yeah, we're absolutely behind it. And we're going to tolerate it as long as we

can feel that we're upholding the Democratic values we established in the world

for the rest of the world. I mean, we're give up. I mean, do we give up in the

Civil War? Do we give up in World War One? World War Two? We put up with it. I mean,

it's not like going to Burger King. No, we gave up and be it not. But that was that one.

No, we didn't give up, but we, you know, we kind of slacked off as far as our

war country of good tolerance. Right. All right. For the panel, does the fact that

Sarah Huckabee Sanders is a, does the fact that this is written badly, that

Sarah Huckabee Sanders is a nepotbaby to track from her political accomplishments?

I guess they were hearing me talk about the Huckabee dynasty. But yes, that's a

big saying these days, nepotbaby. You know what that is? It's like they mostly

refer to people in show business as nepot. Anybody whose mother or father was a star

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