Trump spoke at Congress last night. It wasn’t honest or eloquent. Trump isn’t bluffing about cutting Medicaid and Medicare, imposing 25% tariffs against America’s allies or about pardoning Jan. 6 convicted criminals or punishing European allies or rewarding Putin and Russia, or gutting the FBI and taking a wrecking ball to government. As of Monday,

In just six week’s Trump has: Sided with Russia, against Ukraine, in opposing a U.N. resolution condemning the Russian invasion on its third anniversary. Suspended arms shipments to Ukraine, again, illegally; Suspended U.S. Cyber Command operations against Russia; Announced their intent to begin removing sanctions on Russia, and suspended enforcement actions against sanctioned people; Shut down federal efforts

JD Vance incited the altercation when he denigrated the Ukrainians. Zelensky had to defend his country. “As with the war, Mr. Zelensky didn’t start this Oval Office exchange,” The Wall Street Journal’s editorial board writes. Shameless display of ignorance and bullying. Trump abruptly ended the meeting, saying it was “going to be great television.” He