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> When asked later by reporters why they had to keep their shades shut during the [decoy] flight, Trump said it was because they were “probably on a dangerous flight”. He went onto say: “But if I go, you go. Right?”

Is that... "go" as in travel, or "go" as in die alongside the Pharaoh in his tomb?



It’s more clearly meant as “die” given the quote used by the NY Times:

> “I’m number one on their list, before you,” he told the reporters. “But if I go, you go. Right?”


I assume it's "as in travel". Sounds like the usual Trump ego thing. "It's dangerous, but I know you have to follow me because that's your job to report on what I'm doing, so now you're in danger."


DIE is cast.


Let's cross the Rubicon.


But not in a Jeep Rubicon. Piece of junk will break down as soon as it sees water




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