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What as a generic problem could be more dangerous in a president than not knowing thousand care about detail? joining us is a congressional historian at american enterprise institute. i got fixated on mark esperanto. i just couldn t laugh it off yesterday. and i think this is the mood thing. we all laugh at this stuff and other stuff when we see it, we just look at it and realize how far we ve fallen and how dangerous a place we are in now. so, lawrence, when i first saw this, i went to twitter and typed in esper to see if maybe this was auto correct, which has happened to all of us. it wasn t. this is what he typed in. the word is kakistocracy, government by the least and most unscrupulous among us, the worst kind of government. this reflects a sloppiness, as you say, a lack of concern, not even knowing the names of his own cabinet members besides ....
For whatever reason, this one was one of those moments for me where i couldn t laugh, and the mark esperanto tweet did not strike me as funny. it actually felt deadly serious. normally typos on twitter mean nothing, but a typo is when you type something by mistake that you know is wrong and you usually go correct it pretty quickly. there s no reason for anyone in the world to be confident that the president of the united states actually knew the real name of his defense secretary when he typed it as esperanto. but if we just limit ourselves to the typos, just the typos in trump tweets and in official white house statements written by the least competent white house staff in white house history, the number of written mistakes by donald trump and the people working for him in the white house is now something close to the number of stars in the sky and in a trip call presidency, you can spend a year looking for a typo in an official white house document and not find one. these mistakes me ....
Hichb historian at american enterprise institute. i got fixated on mark esperanto. i just couldn t laugh it off yesterday. and i think this is the mood thing. we all laugh at this stuff and other stuff when we see it, we just look at it and realize how far we ve fallen and how dangerous a place we are in now. so, lawrence, when i first saw this, i went to twitter and typed in esper to see if maybe this was auto correct, which has happened to all of us. it wasn t. this is what he typed in. the word is contact stocksy, government by the least and most unscrupulous among us, the worst kind of government. this reflects a sloppiness, as you say, a lack of concern, not even knowing the names of his own cabinet members besides making up quotes from them. that is unlike we have ever seen in american history. matt, the staff, the staff ....
Thousands of children in a child separation policy and can t keep track of them despite court orders, when you don t file with renters their ability to keep their housing when the shutdown occurred as the department of housing and urban development did, all of this, the lack of interest in governing, the sadistic quality, the corruption that goes along with it, they re part and parcel of the same thing, it s autocracy and it s kleptocracy all combined into one. you re right, you can make humor out of esperanto, we could have done our segment in the language of esperanto, i suppose. but it s not a laughing matter because it s all tied together with the corruption that we have and the horrible governance that this country s been put through for the last almost three years. matt miller, thank you both ....
Feet and pounds. james pinero, we spoke with him recently. i am joining you tonight as an anti-match right. i m taking a stand against the metric system. the original system of global revolution and new world orders. tucker: god bless you, and that s exactly what it is. esperanto died, but the metric system continues, this weird utopian and elegant creepy system that we alone have resisted. how long can we hold out against it? would you say? speak of the united states stands nearly alone in the world in maintaining customary measures. the inch, the pound, the foot, the mile. and we should stand tall on our own 2 feet, i say. because it is customary measures that measured out the revolution and customary measures that took us to the moon. the metric system is the product ....