Morning Glory: Weak, wrong, infirm—and afraid

President Biden's and Secretary Blinken's recent turn against Israel is a low point in post-World War II American "diplomacy."

"I don’t think there’s ever been a more embarrassing moment in the history of our country than what happened in Afghanistan," Trump continued. "Between losing $85 billion dollars’ worth of equipment, 13 great soldiers, who I know the families and the parents of every one of them, 13, unbelievable. And by the way, nobody talks about this, 38 soldiers who were decimated with the arms and the legs and the face. 38. Nobody mentions them. And leaving hundreds of people behind. We don’t even know what number, but we have a lot of people that are probably going to turn out to be hostages at a certain moment."

"No, no, this was the worst, most embarrassing moment in history," Trump concluded. "And if that didn’t happen, I don’t believe that Russia would have gone into Ukraine. I even think it had an impact on October 7th."