Hour 3 opens with AOC delivering a disastrous “word salad” at the Munich Security Conference when asked a simple question: should the U.S. commit troops to defend Taiwan. For nearly 20 seconds she stammers—“um, you know, I think that, uhh, eh…”—before finally landing on a vague, pseudo‑intellectual answer about “rules‑based order” and “paradoxes” that even liberal commentators admitted made no sense.

Casey then ties in Gretchen Whitmer bizarrely claiming AOC knows more about foreign policy than she does, a claim instantly undercut by Munich clips that went viral with millions of views. An Argentinian politician publicly schools AOC on why her proposed national wealth tax is economically suicidal, explaining that such policies drive capital, investment, and jobs out of a country instead of funding utopian programs.

The hour also highlights AOC’s failed attempt to dunk on Marco Rubio over his comment about “cowboys from Spain,” only for basic history to prove Rubio correct and leave AOC looking historically illiterate. Another viral clip shows AOC trying to explain to Germans that “whiteness is imaginary,” where you can literally see the moment she short‑circuits mid‑rant as she tries to layer intersectional jargon on top of already incoherent talking points.

Casey closes by contrasting all of this with Marco Rubio’s own speech in Munich, where he lays out a clear, principled case for American leadership, defending allies like Taiwan, and standing firmly against authoritarian regimes without apologizing for Western civilization. The result is a brutal split‑screen: on one side, AOC’s rambling activism with presidential ambitions; on the other, a seasoned statesman showing what competent foreign‑policy leadership actually sounds like.