It is Tuesday, March 25th.

Yesterday, the executive editor of the Atlantic Magazine, Jeffrey Goldberg, published

what I think is the most astonishing news story I've ever read in my life.

This is the warning.

Now, there's a lot of hyperbole in the Trump era, and the truth is, occasionally, maybe I've been

even guilty of it myself. I've used superfluous words to try to denote urgency, to try to highlight

something that was unusual, something that was spectacular with regard to its malice

or incompetence. I've warned the name of the platform is the warning after all, time and time and

time again, about the dangers that would manifest if Donald Trump's team of

incompetence filled with incompetence that is beyond measurement was ever given power over life

and death matters.

It's one thing to appreciate that Donald Trump has the same exact approach in the management of the government of the world's most powerful nation as he did to managing the apprentice

contestants.

It's astonishing to realize intellectually. There's no difference between Little Marco and Amarosa. There's no difference between Pete Hegseth and Little

John or Meatloaf. All of these people, whether it's Tulsi Gabbard or Gary Busey, are the same,

unfit, non-functioning. When it comes to Trump's cabinet, his national security cabinet,

M-A-R in the email, Marco Rubio. It is interesting when the email trails go up. The person that

has the final word is Oberstubenfuer Miller himself. He, S.M., Stephen Miller, he puts down the

final word, we will bomb the Houthis, the Secretary of Defense, Secretary of State,

director of national intelligence, each one a feathered lightweight gets in line on the orders of a political staffer

who shuts down the debate and de facto orders the bombing.

Now, let's step back for a second because the first thing to note is the juvenile nature of the

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