Coming up, Lydia Moynihan from the New York Post joins me so we can argue about the Venezuelan

boat strikes. We talk a little bit about the Trump economy and the affordability crisis and

socialism spreading among Democrats. And then Ari joins for the back half of the show after a disastrous

day getting to the vet to talk about the Somali fraud scheme stuff happening in Minnesota,

and then a really good grievances section.

You guys are going to show up now.

Both my co-hosts are absent today. Camille, good excuse, Ari, good

excuse, family stuff, dog stuff. Thankfully, we had a guest plan for the show today, so you don't

have to just listen to me. I'm not here by myself. I'm joined by Lydia Moynihan, a columnist at the New York

Post, who has been all over. I mean, I can't turn on my TV without seeing here anymore, which is awesome. I'm so sorry. That's terrible. No, no, I'm a fan. Lydia, thank you so much for being here. I appreciate you joining us on short notice. Of course. I'm glad that you're not like, oh, this bitch.

No. No, no, no. Though I think some people do feel that way. So I did, I will say,

I brought you here today because I have beef, but we're going to get into it. I have, I disagree with one of your takes. And my favorite thing to do is to have these conversations with people when I'm on the

other side of stuff. So I want to get into that. We're going to talk Venezuela boat strikes where

you and I are on opposite sides of this one. I'm going to give you a chance to make your case.

Because I, last week I went off and Ari and Camille, who are my co-host on the show, they were

basically on my side. Oftentimes, the three of us disagree a lot. That's what Tangles is all about. That's why we're here. But we were just like a line last week. And then I saw your clip on this. I'll tell you a funny story, actually. I went to go, I was going to quote tweet something you had tweeted because we follow each other on Twitter. Like I said, I'm a fan of your stuff.

I was going to quote something you tweeted and like criticize it. And then I was like, this is such like a media asshole thing to do. Just like tell her to come on the show and talk about it. And the idea I'm doing, you're like immediately game. So I am stoked to have you here. But I always do, before we jump in with our guests, the first thing I

always do is I'd love to just hear a little bit about your background, like how you got into media.

Give us the Lydia Moynihan story on how you ended up in the New York Post and all over CNN and

Fox News and doing all these awesome TV hits. I see you doing.

The spiel. Well, I've always wanted to be hits I see you doing. The spiel.

Well, I've always wanted to be, I'm not shit, so I'm on my quest to do just that.

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