Watch two minutes of an interview CNN's Wolf Blitzer broadcast with Kentucky's libertarian (whacked out) Senator, Rand Paul.
Paul has a tendency to talk himself into corners without the wherewithal to extract himself without embarrassment. I offer he did so with Blitzer. When asked a direct question, Paul embarked on a two-minute diatribe clear focused on providing personal interference for Trump.
We are seeking more of the zany interviews. Despite Blitzer's efforts to provide clear and focused journalism, Paul did what the Paul's do: run their mouths while nothing more than garbage escapes. Do you recall Paul's campaign mantra of legalizing heroin: During a time when heroin was moving to the top of opioid abuse in the white community, elder Paul do a
Who do you trust? The American intelligence community? Or Vladimir Putin?— The Situation Room (@CNNSitRoom) July 16, 2018
Sen Rand Paul: “All power needs to have checks and balances … I think our intelligence community has way too much power” https://t.co/Yjddu5KrH6 pic.twitter.com/vx0wUK0Eli
Another segment...

Do you believe it was good that the President threw his intelligence community under the bus and sided with Putin?— The Situation Room (@CNNSitRoom) July 16, 2018
Sen. Rand Paul: “I don’t see it that way at all” https://t.co/Yjddu5KrH6 pic.twitter.com/ECOtWXRZbc
Oh, there is more. Do you recall Paul with Rachel Maddow talking himself into admission he believes businesses should have the right to deny services to individuals? His shrouding cloak was "Private business owners". Yes, of course, come into my establishment with no shoes and nos shirt, without question, I will ask that you leave. But, by law, there are restraints which reach into our history. Paul's comments to Maddow gave an indication he might have issues with what follows.

I won't link the segment here as it is very long and the epicenter came after 15 minutes of rambling garbage from Paul. He performed like an archetypal politician with an agenda.
We will revisit this post should CNN publish more of Paul's foolishness.
Let's end for now with a reaction from a former White House/Pentagon official and former naval admiral.
Fox Business ????"I'm still too shocked today to be angry. The disgrace is really ... and I can't believe I'm actually going to say this, but the disgrace is our Commander-in-Chief right now," Rear Adm. @johnfkirby63 says https://t.co/Yjddu5KrH6 pic.twitter.com/pLK2YE0Ivu— The Situation Room (@CNNSitRoom) July 16, 2018