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Brian Tyler Cohen quotes

33 things Brian Tyler Cohen said, verbatim, from July 6, 2026 to September 30, 2026, each linked to where it ran. Grouped by the story each one belongs to.

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Brian Tyler Cohen on National security & surveillance1

In their own words

“Just Mike Waltz both blaming Biden for a depleted stockpile which in the very next breath he claims doesn't exist and that anybody who suggests otherwise should be jailed”

on contradictions in claims about munitions stockpiles

Brian Tyler Cohen The Iran war's missing munitions ›

Brian Tyler Cohen on Trade & tariffs1

In their own words

“These decisions come down to nothing more sophisticated than his golf buddies asking for a favor and him announcing the carveout to applause.”

on Trump's Irish whiskey tariff carveout

Brian Tyler Cohen The Irish whiskey tariff ›

Brian Tyler Cohen on Economy, jobs & inflation1

In their own words

“So, Americans can't afford to eat, drive, or travel. Well, I'm sure everybody is taking this in stride.”

on rising costs of food, gas and travel tied to the Iran war

Brian Tyler Cohen The Iran war's costs ›

Brian Tyler Cohen on Housing & rent1

In their own words

“It's an America where buying a house or sending your kids to college becomes less and less attainable, but a crystal chandelier filled ballroom is considered a top priority.”

on Trump's ballroom priorities amid housing and college affordability struggles

Brian Tyler Cohen The Michigan Senate race ›

Brian Tyler Cohen on Immigration & the border3

In their own words

“Our government has decided to not just endorse, but pay for a device that is wrongfully reserved for animals.”

on ICE using shock gloves meant for animals on people

Brian Tyler Cohen ICE's shock gloves ›

In their own words

“Donald Trump and his minions are demanding John Thune do something that he simply can't do. It's like demanding Stephen Miller grow his hair back.”

on Trump demanding Thune enforce immigration policy beyond authority

Brian Tyler Cohen The SAVE Act fight ›

Brian Tyler Cohen on Tech & AI1

In their own words

“The reality is, while I'm not the biggest fan of AI being the solution to all that ails us as a society, I agree with the general premise that the federal government to best serve its people should be operating at the same pace”

on the Trump administration's AI self-policing accord and the federal government's pace

Brian Tyler Cohen Trump's AI self-policing accord ›

Brian Tyler Cohen on Campaigns & elections3

In their own words

“This GOP is chock-full of people claiming that they're in government to help people when the truth is, their only goal is enriching themselves off the backs of those people who need the help most.”

on Republicans enriching themselves instead of helping constituents amid a midterm slide

Brian Tyler Cohen The GOP midterm slide ›

In their own words

“A lot of these republicans are sitting in competitive districts, heading into a brutal Midterm environment, thanks to Trump, and spending two days in Dallas means two days not knocking on doors, not doing local press, not doing the work that actually wins tight races.”

on Republicans attending a Dallas convention instead of campaigning for the midterms

Brian Tyler Cohen Will Republicans win the midterms? ›

In their own words

“Let's just sit in the gravity of this for a moment, shall we? 97% of the time Trump's endorsement leads to a win for his pick in a GOP primary, which means Mike Lindell was such a terrible candidate, even the patented Trump bump couldn't help his sorry ass.”

Brian Tyler Cohen What explains Lindell's primary loss? ›

Brian Tyler Cohen on Democracy & voting rights2

In their own words

“Donald Trump does not get a vote on how Massachusetts or California or any other state runs its own elections.”

on the Supreme Court ruling on state mail-ballot rules

Brian Tyler Cohen The mail-ballot ruling ›

In their own words

“You have Trump and national Republicans who are engaged hellbent on trying to cut mail-in voting and then you have Republicans at the state level who are trying to eliminate polling places. And so, what message does that send if you're trying to eliminate every avenue of voting that people actually have?”

Brian Tyler Cohen The Texas Senate race ›

Brian Tyler Cohen on Corruption & scandal4

In their own words

“Yes, the same Department of Justice that lacks the proper resources to produce the rest of the Epstein files, luckily has more than enough resources to get an emergency application together, so the construction of Donald Trump's golden crusted ballroom can continue.”

Brian Tyler Cohen The White House ballroom ›

In their own words

“It looks like after a long dormant period, we are now one step closer to actual transparency as far as the Epstein files are concerned.”

on hopes for transparency in the Epstein files after Blanche's court hearing

Brian Tyler Cohen The Blanche confirmation ›

In their own words

“See, what this president can't understand is why his old friend wouldn't just do him the solid of ignoring evidence and continuing to prosecute a man who she knew to be innocent”

on Jeanine Pirro's handling of the Reflecting Pool prosecution

Brian Tyler Cohen The Reflecting Pool case ›

Brian Tyler Cohen on Courts & the law2

In their own words

“Trump won a procedural skirmish about when courts can intervene, not a substantive victory about whether he has the authority to do any of this in the first place.”

on the Supreme Court's mail ballot ruling being procedural, not a win on Trump's authority

Brian Tyler Cohen The mail ballot ruling ›

In their own words

“if the top law enforcement official in the United States of America cannot acknowledge that it is wrong for a president to fire a prosecutor for not continuing to prosecute an innocent man, innocent by the Department of the Interior's own standards, own admission, then that person doesn't have the character for that job”

on Todd Blanche's confirmation hearing and a prosecutor fired over a case

Brian Tyler Cohen The Blanche confirmation ›

Brian Tyler Cohen on The presidency & national symbols9

In their own words

“Look, if you have to cancel votes because members of your own party issue articles of impeachment, that doesn't exactly convey a sense of confidence that Republicans are the ones who can get done.”

on Republicans canceling votes after party members filed impeachment articles against Hegseth

Brian Tyler Cohen The Hegseth impeachment recess ›

In their own words

“I wish I was as motivated to do literally anything as Donald Trump is to get his name on the outside of that building, which I should remind everybody is a memorial to a different person.”

Brian Tyler Cohen The Kennedy Center closure ›

In their own words

“In an effort to make today all about him, the current president of the United States willfully isolated himself from all previous presidents attending the memorial at ground zero, politicized his speech and fell asleep as the names of people who gave their lives for this country were read aloud.”

on Trump's conduct at the 9/11 memorial in New York

Brian Tyler Cohen The 9/11 memorial in New York ›

In their own words

“Trump will do everything other than the things that actually help people. This guy doesn't give a shit about regular Americans. This is about his ego, his legacy.”

on Trump's plan to rename Lake Ontario as Lake America

Brian Tyler Cohen The Lake Ontario renaming ›

In their own words

“The reality is Donald Trump is a shitty builder whose side hustle is the presidency. He doesn't care about how any of his choices affect the American people because as long as he's got his crystal chandeliers and his white granite driveway, he'll be just fine.”

on backlash to Trump's plan to build a White House helipad

Brian Tyler Cohen The White House helipad ›

In their own words

“The quote is intended to send one message that Donald Trump is focused on himself and his loyalists and his projects, not the American people. And nothing in that quote is untrue or unfair.”

on whether Ossoff's remark about Trump and a female aide was fair

Brian Tyler Cohen Is Ossoff's remark about the aide fair? ›

In their own words

“And I think that tells you everything you need to know about this White House. It's not about what's true, it is about what version of events is convenient for Trump.”

on the White House's handling of the Reflecting Pool vandalism story

Brian Tyler Cohen The Reflecting Pool case ›

In their own words

“these are three Republicans who have already been excommunicated from the party by Trump for not being sufficiently loyal, because courage is only possible on the right starting from the moment that Trump is no longer there to protect you”

on Republicans breaking with Trump only after being cast out of his favor

Brian Tyler Cohen The Blanche nomination ›

In their own words

“Trump is so hellbent on making himself the center of attention that he outright refuses to move, refuses to take the hit. I am legitimately having trouble trying to wrap my head around the degree of narcissism that this person suffers from”

on Trump's narcissism preventing him from leaving events

Brian Tyler Cohen The World Cup and Trump ›

Brian Tyler Cohen on Free speech & the media5

In their own words

“this attempt to reach around the press is nothing more than the Trump administration giving themselves a reachound. Not a single self-respecting person is going to sit at home and tune into Trump TV.”

on the Trump administration's new outlet meant to bypass the press

Brian Tyler Cohen The White House press ban ›

In their own words

“So unlike ABC, which coughed up $15 million to Trump, and CBS's 60 Minutes, which did the same to the tune of 16 million, turns out other members of the press actually have something of a spine.”

on other outlets resisting Trump's press ban after ABC and CBS paid settlements

Brian Tyler Cohen The White House press ban ›

In their own words

“You don't beat a bully by cowering to him, you beat a bully by punching back. That's a lesson that legacy media could learn, but refuses to.”

on how the press should respond to Trump's ban on White House media access

Brian Tyler Cohen The White House press ban ›

In their own words

“Not even trying to hide the fact that he is violating the First Amendment by banning the press from entering the White House for the crime of reporting critically on what he's doing.”

Brian Tyler Cohen The White House press ban ›

In their own words

“He is using basically anything now as a justification, as some excuse to try and sick his FCC on what networks still remain.”

on Trump using pretexts to direct the FCC against remaining broadcast networks

Brian Tyler Cohen The FCC threat ›

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