The "De-Nuked" Edition

Rational Security

The Lawfare Institute

Politics, Nationalsecurity, Government, Middleeast, News, Foreignpolicy

4.8 • 2K Ratings

🗓️ 13 June 2018

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Summary

President Trump returns from a summit meeting with Kim Jong Un, praising the North Korean dictator and castigating U.S. allies. A senior Senate staffer is indicted in an investigation of press leaks. And where did Trump’s Middle East policy come from? Israel and the UAE says a new expose.

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0:22.4	Okay you have to come up with the name of a cocktail to describe the summit and it can't be a Singapore slang.
0:27.0	Oh, man.
0:30.0	How about the gin and regret?
0:31.0	Shaken but not stir. that Jen and regret.
0:35.0	Shaken but not stirred.
0:38.0	How about the...
0:41.0	Is it a whiskey summit? It feels like a whiskey summit. It feels like an absinthe summit.
0:45.0	An absinthe.
0:48.0	Like we're all high on wormwood.
0:50.0	Okay, it's absinthe, grenadadine and seltzer.
0:53.4	What about arsenic?
0:54.8	It's called a Cherry High.
0:56.3	With arsenic lace rim.
1:02.0	That's perfect.
1:03.0	They serve those on Air Force One on the way back.
1:05.0	Military grade nerve agent on the side as well.
1:08.0	Oh, that's a good one.
1:09.0	Yeah, yeah.
1:10.0	The X cocktail.
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