Lulu Garcia-Navarro

The current president chose to make a series of bad decisions.

Today in the group chat, Sara Fischer, CNN senior media analyst and senior media reporter for Axios, Tiana Lodescher, political commentator with the Washington Examiner, and Lulu Garcia Navarro, CNN contributor and host of the New York Times podcast, The Interview.

Thank you guys for being here this morning.

I want to start with you, dueling Q scores, like who's the more popular politician? Because I did not expect to see the former president as front and center as he has been.

The current president chose to make a series of bad decisions.

Today in the group chat, Sara Fischer, CNN senior media analyst and senior media reporter for Axios, Tiana Lodescher, political commentator with the Washington Examiner, and Lulu Garcia Navarro, CNN contributor and host of the New York Times podcast, The Interview.

Thank you guys for being here this morning.

I want to start with you, dueling Q scores, like who's the more popular politician? Because I did not expect to see the former president as front and center as he has been.

way with us.

I'm Lulu Garcia Navarro, and today I'm interviewing Democratic candidate for Texas governor Gina Hinojosa.

I'm Gina Hinojosa.

My pronouns are mom, Texan, and soon to be governor.

At first I wasn't gonna name him, but I think we should give credit where credit could do.

But anyway, So I was having a cigar with one of my homies, but it reminded me of what Lulu Garcia Navarro, the lady that was interviewing her, asked us like, hey, is it possible we're already in World War III and we just don't know it? And like, dog, what a provocative, provocative question.

right because you have to go back to world war one and world war ii did they call it world war i know they used to call it the great war right it's also it's also a misnomer because it's not like everybody was there you know we did that you were just raping africa's resources for it like wasn't this y'all's problem this is europe you're saying but then obviously in world war ii you know asia got involved with japan we looking back called it western front and eastern front right and of course america has told itself it's the hero right but we was just one of the players you understand and got there late we got to both fights late you don't say but anyway were they just seen as like oh this is just the world going on and now there's problems and now we're involved and now we're going to war Were you able to tie all these pieces together to be like, no, this is actually a global conflict right now.

And it reminded me of the convo with the LG Chase Infinite and Trump buying Russian diesel fuel.

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Good evening, I'm Abby Phillip in New York.

All right.

So, Lulu, Trump has a new talking point, and that is if you do not elect Republicans, this is a new one in just recent days, right? Because of all the images we saw, LaMouge's town hall in France burning over the weekend.

If you don't elect Republicans, you're going to get France.

Here he is.

It's not on our border.

Are you saying French? It's the next best thing.

And I think Lulu's right that most voters are really laser focused on the economy.

But there's a lot of voters for whom this is a turnout driver, for whom the fear of the crazy socialists and the Because the caravan comes to the

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Sylvester Stallone needed a Rocky-esque amount of willpower to survive his childhood, said Lulu Garcia Navarro in the New York Times.

At age two, he was dropped off at a boarding house in Queens by his former chorus girl mother and hairdresser father.

They picked him up four years later.