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Caalaroga Shark media from the Trump Hotel and Casino and Gaza.
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This is ballot, that's right. By the time Trump's done
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annexing stuff, we're gonna need a bigger flag. Let's hit this.
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In a move that has world leaders scratching their heads,
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Former President Trump announced his bold new vision for Gaza
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this week, and by bold, I mean completely detached from reality.
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At a press conference with Israeli Prime Minister Netan Yahoo,
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Trump casually suggested that the United States should just take
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over Gaza. Yes, you heard that right now. For those
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who haven't been following the situation, Gaza is currently a
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war torn territory where tens of thousands of Palestinians are
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trying to rebuild their shattered homes after fifteen months of
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devastating conflict. But Trump has a different idea. He wants
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to turn it into what he calls the Riviera of
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the Middle East. Reporters pointed out that Palestinians are actively
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returning to rebuild their homes in Gaza. Trump waved it off,
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saying why would they want to return The place has
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been hell? A reporter had to explain to him, because
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it's their home. But wait, There's more. Trump wasn't done
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making announcements about the region. He also teased that he'll
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have some big news about the West Bank in the
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next four weeks. Meanwhile, his potential UN ambassador pick Elis Stephonic,
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is already claiming Israel has a biblical right to annex
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the territory, and Senator Tom Cotton is pushing the legislation
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to rename the West Bank as Judea and Samaria. In
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all official documents. The response Saudi Arabia and other Arab
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nations are firmly against it. Democratic senators are calling it
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crazy and dangerous, and even Republican senators are speed walking
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away from reporters trying to ask them about it. Trump
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has apparently left instructions for Iran to be obliterated if
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they assassinate him. You know, just normal press ssidential stuff. Hey,
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if I die, nukeom like leaving a passive aggressive note
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on your roommate's leftovers in the fridge, but with nuclear implications. Now,
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let me paint the scene here. Trump's in the Oval
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office casually signing some executive orders when he drops this
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bombshell to reporters. He's basically telling Iran if you take
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me out, I've got a dead man switch that'll make
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sure there's nothing left of your country, which is definitely
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a normal thing for a president to say, right up
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there with ask not what your country can do for you,
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And the only thing we have to fear is fear itself.
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The best part, even if Iron did try something, Vice
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President JD. Vance wouldn't actually have to follow these instructions.
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That's right. Trump's revenge plan has about as much legal
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authority as my aunt's chain email threatening bad luck if
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you don't forward it to ten people. Well, this is
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quite the story coming out of Langley today. The CIA,
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you know, that quiet little office complex in Virginia where
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people definitely don't spy on each other, is now offering
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its entire workforce a chance to quit their jobs for
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eight months of pay. It's like a corporate severance package,
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except instead of leaving with a box of office supplies,
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you're leaving with state secrets. CIA director John Ratcliffe apparently
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woke up one morning and thought, you know what would
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make America safer? Letting all our intelligence officers take an
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extended paid vacation forever. This comes after Trump has repeatedly
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claimed CIA officers are part of the deep state, which
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makes sense because nothing says draining the swamp like paying
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experience intelligence professionals to leave during a time of global tension.
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The really interesting part they're telling everyone they can apply
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for this buyout, but plot twist, not everyone will actually
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be allowed to take it. That's right. It's the government
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equivalent of telling your kids they can have whatever they
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want at the toy store, but only if they can
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reach it from their car seat. And here's the kicker.
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If agents don't take this generous offer to quit their jobs,
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they might get laid off anyway. The administration is planning
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what they're calling reductions in force, which sounds much nicer
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than we're firing everyone who didn't take the hint and
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quit voluntarily. Ratcliffe did tell CIA officers during his confirmation,
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if this sounds like what you signed up for, buckle up.
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If it doesn't find a new line of work, though
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I don't think anyone expected find a new line of
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work to become official CIA policy quite so. Literally, So,
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here's a story that combines America's two favorite pastimes, football
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and making everything about politics. Donald Trump has announced he's
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going to the Super Bowl this Sunday, making him the
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first sitting president to attend the Big Game. Because apparently
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what the Super Bowl really needed was more security in drama. Now,
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you might think, hey, presidents love photo ops at sporting events.
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How has this never happened before? Well, it turns out
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only three vice presidents have ever attended the Super Bowl.
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Al Gore watched the Cowboys win in ninety four, Bush
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saw the forty nine Ers in eighty two, and Spiro
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Agnew caught the Colts game in seventy one, you know,
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back when tickets probably cost less than your house. This
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also means the Caesars Superdome security team has to figure
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out how to protect both the President and Taylor Swift
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at the same time, which honestly sounds like the plot
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of a movie Nicholas Cage turned down. Trump's also doing
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a pregame interview with Brett Baer on Fox News. This
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breaks a three year drought of presidential Super Bowl interviews
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after Biden ghosted both Fox News and CBS. Though, to
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be fair, watching presidents do Super Bowl interviews is about
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as exciting as watching the Pro Bowl. So if you're
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heading to New Orleans for the game, pack your patients
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between the regular Super Bowl Security residential detail and whatever
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squad of agents is protecting Taylor Swift, it might take
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you until next year's Super Bowl just to get through
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the metal detectors. Portions of today's show were made with
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the help of AI, the CIA in the NFL.