I really hope that Congress calls upon Admiral Alvin Holsey to testify, in regard to whether or not his resignation from U.S. Southern Command was due to this administration expecting him to follow illegal orders.

It's great seeing you on MSNOW this afternoon, Tom. I hate this era of history so much, where a president can reward criminals that he likes, and murder people that he dislikes. This gang of thugs are one reason that I believe in capital punishment and the death penalty.

In regard to this Bulwark image, I think it's generous to say that Trump ever "learns" anything.

Cheap people drive me crazy, because they act as if any money that is spent beyond the bare minimum just disappears into some void, rather than it landing in somebody else's pocket, where it can then be spent on something else.

And then my grandfather goes "AWW... I SPENT 25 CENTS ON THAT FLASHLIGHT!" This was in 1985 or so, and even though I was only about 15 years old, I remember thinking: "What on earth did you expect?"

Oh, yes yes, I am definitely familiar with this psychological phenomenon... comedian Bill Burr refers to it as "the nerve to be surprised". Like for example, a long time ago, my grandfather gave me a little yellow flashlight for my birthday. And when I turned it on, the bulb flashed and burned out.

I expect that what is going to be revealed about Donald Trump in the Epstein Files must be really, really bad, in order for him to lash out this violently. If his past sexual behavior was illegal and/or indefensible, the only thing he can do now is attack.

Ah, Idaho. A fate worse than death.