From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center.

The Armstrong and Gettyshow.

We shouldn't understate this.

The humanitarian crisis that Europe is feeling with this flow of refugees, the biggest refugee

exodus since the Second World War is being felt in every single European country and

it is a discussion in every single European family at the moment.

I thought that was interesting.

We're not feeling it here in the United States, obviously, but as Cadi Kays are there in

NBC, obviously you can go by her voice.

She's closely tied into Europe on a variety of levels.

Every family in Europe is discussing the hardship financially and in many cases disruption

of their life because so many people are taking in refugees or their schools or their churches

or their hospitals or whatever.

And then the cost with the complete disruption of the way they've structured energy over

many decades.

Terrible mistake and retrospect.

But it's, you know, is what it is.

As Ian Bremer said, the superpower when it came to energy and all of a sudden that goes

away, that's very disruptive and expensive.

What you combine that with during the Obama administration where Obama and was it Leon

Panetta, his second death, um, and that that, yeah, Leon Panetta, they decided to pivot away

from the, we've got to be ready to fight two wars on two different fronts policy that

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