English transcript

Here's another person who, uh, may want a different job in the future...

...and is maybe doing—and is definitely doing some reflection on how things went for her in Munich. Watch this.

Would and should the U.S. actually commit U.S. troops...

...to defend Taiwan if China were to move?

Um, you know, I think that, uh, this is such a, uh...

...you know, I think that this is a, um...

This is of course a, uh, a very long-standing, um...

...policy of the United States.

Martha, you bring me on your show and you show me the most uncomfortable...

...20 seconds of television I have ever seen.

My takeaway from that—

What happened there? What do you think?

Well, I think it's a person who doesn't know what she actually thinks.

And I've seen this way too much in Washington with politicians where...

...they are given lines, and when you ask them to go outside the lines they were given...

...they completely fall apart because, look, does AOC—does anybody really believe...

...that AOC has very thoughtful ideas about the global world order...

...or about what the United States should do with our policy in Asia or our policy in Europe?

No, this is a person who is mouthing the slogans that somebody else gave her...

And it shows— I guess no one gave her one for that one. I guess not.

And it shows how thin the Democrats' policy actually is on all these very, very important questions.

Look, that was embarrassing.

If I had given that answer, I would say, "You know what? Maybe I ought to go read a book...

...about China and Taiwan before I go out on the world stage again."

I hope that Congresswoman Cortez has the same humility. I'm skeptical.

All right, we're gonna come right back. We'll talk about the midterms...

...and what you're expecting when you look at that race. We'll be right back.