From Israel to Ukraine to the Canadian border, it seems like there's one crisis after another.

And some people, even those who are supportive of Donald Trump's agenda, seem to be getting quaking knees and moist pants.

Hi, I'm Scott Ott with Bill Whittle and Stephen Green in this episode of Right Angles brought to you by the members at Bill Whittle.com. And gentlemen, I've just noticed increasingly not quite alarmist,

but concerned stories coming from normally more conservative idea people, opinion makers,

politicians, expressing concerns that the president is acting in a chaotic

manner, doesn't know what he's doing, is, you know, backing tariffs, which they think are always

a bad idea, is making moves when it comes to immigration that could be against a long-term

interest of the need for more people to work in this country,

are talking to the enemy, whether it's Hamas or Russia.

And then the stock market, especially as the day we record this, the stock market, as the

news likes to report it, the Dow Jones Industrial average fell by 445 points.

And I was like, yeah, gee, I wonder what the total pointage is these days.

And it turns out it's like 41,000.

So the drop when I heard the news was like 1%.

Stephen Green, I think that there are some people who expect that within six weeks of a new administration, not only are you going to get all of the inputs that a president intends to do, the initiatives, the actions, but you also should expect instant results. Is there anything that we can do to calm

the pitter-patter of little hearts who are already getting a little weak when they see right now

that, oh my goodness, what's going to happen to the economy? Are we going to be in World War III?

What's going to happen to immigration? Yeah, the problem here is that as it turns out that that movie from about 20 years ago that everybody loved so much wasn't fiction.

And I'm talking about the eternal sunshine of the spotless mind.

Everybody seems to have undergone a memory wipe from Donald Trump's first term of office, Trump 45, 2017, 2021.

And we talked about this on the backstage, but I need to, for our members, but I need to

repeat this here for a broader audience, is that Trump does not behave the way presidents

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