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chameleons-dish · 6 months ago
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here’s this thing IT DOESN’T MATTER it doesn’t MATTER if you like kamala harris. it doesn’t matter if she’s not your ideal, perfect candidate.
the other side has the support of NAZIS. of the KKK. of white supremacists and child molesters and every type of vile evil person you can imagine. and donald trump welcomes them. he makes them feel safe.
you will be dooming your bipoc friends, your disabled friends, your lgbtq+ friends. you’ll be dooming palestinians and at-risk kids and marginalized groups of all types.
it doesn’t matter who you like. what matters is that you vote blue anyway.
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oddlyhale · 7 months ago
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I just wanted to share this joke floating around in the political sphere. JD Vance is a crooked, misogynistic and weird man, and the Democratic Party has taken to nicknaming him "Shady Vance."
Or as I'd like to spell it: Shay D Vance.
Anyways, vote blue. 💙
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infamousbrad · 10 days ago
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As MAGA persecutes the equally fanatical right-wing white Catholic leadership for not being loyal enough to Trump, could it split the coalition that the Moral Majority crafted, drive them out of politics or back to the Democrats? Could Republicans ever win an election without white Catholic votes?
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tedcruzhasastupidface · 6 months ago
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JD Vance had realized Trump is so bad that he had switched sides and is camping for Harris!
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the-demure-abstract · 7 months ago
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Don Jr interviewing Shady Vance looking higher than a giraffe's ass! 👏🏾
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evilmark999 · 4 months ago
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There's just too much bad to remember. Don't bother. It's all recorded history and can be brought back up with ease through internet searches...
For me, instead, I'm focused on remembering those people and entities who continue to support Bone Spur Hitler & Shady Vance...
To the best of my abilities, I'm going to cancel them from my life. Fuck you, forever (just off the top of my head):
McDonald's
Fraternal Order of Police
Teamsters
White jesus racists
Mack Truck
Chick-fil-et
Home Depot
Coors
PayPal
Pilot/Flying J
Gillette
Revlon
New Balance
Hobby Lobby
New York Jets
Cleveland Browns
Dallas Cowboys
Atlanta Braves
New England Patriots
Miami Dolphins
Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Many more! With regard to the sports teams, and after seeing Trump booed at the Steelers/Jets game, I did some checking...
Just sayin'...
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jjbster · 4 months ago
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sjerzgirl · 6 months ago
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Is this Kamala in the basement?
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m-50a · 6 months ago
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Trump Campaign STRICKEN With DISASTER in Wisconsin EVENT
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yourreddancer · 18 days ago
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FROM PUBLIC CITIZEN
On Friday night, 50 United States senators — all of them Republicans — voted to put our nation’s security in the hands of a man who is laughably unqualified.
Except it could not be less funny.
With a tie-breaking vote from Vice President JD Vance, Pete Hegseth will now be Secretary of Defense.
Pete Hegseth isn’t qualified to be shift leader at a Dairy Queen (nothing against Dairy Queen). Putting him in charge of the entire United States military is a perversion — and every one of the 50 senators who voted for him knows it.
So why did they do it?
Because they were afraid that if they did the right thing and rejected Hegseth, Donald Trump would back someone else in their next election, and assistant president Elon Musk would spend millions to defeat them.
That’s why Trump defended his nominee so aggressively once news reports indicated how horrible Hegseth’s record is. It was a test. “Look how much they fear me.” “Look how willing they are to prostrate themselves at my feet.” “Look what I’ve turned them into.”
It’s really quite pathetic how craven and insecure they are.
Especially considering that even if they did lose their seats, ex-senators do pretty well. There are cushy positions on corporate boards or as high-paid lobbyists. There are deals to be had for books, podcasts, and speaking gigs. There are roles as pundits and hosts on Fox “News.” There are shady right-wing nonprofits and “think tanks” to run. There are car dealerships and cryptocurrencies to profit from. And on and on and on.
But no, these 50 senators were so afraid of Trump and so addicted to the illusion of political power (we say “illusion” because in reality they have forsaken any actual power in abject fealty to Trump) that they were willing to put Hegseth in charge of the $900 billion Pentagon, its 3 million employees, and all its warfighting capacity.
This is a man who has shown himself unable to run a small nonprofit. A man about whom there are credible reports of excessive drinking and out-of-control behavior. And a man against whom there are multiple allegations of sexual assault and domestic violence.
This is also a man who refused in his confirmation hearing to renounce the use of torture. A man who at his hearing was unaware of a major international alliance. And a man who has argued that women should not serve in combat roles.
Let’s not forget that for generations, it is Republicans who have held themselves out as the party that supports the military and is “strong on defense.”
In case you think your senator would never jeopardize America’s national security, here are the 50 Republican senators who just sold out our troops, our veterans, and our country:
Jim Banks, Indiana John Barrasso, Wyoming Marsha Blackburn, Tennessee John Boozman, Arkansas Katie Britt, Alabama Ted Budd, North Carolina Shelley Capito, West Virginia Bill Cassidy, Louisiana John Cornyn, Texas Tom Cotton, Arkansas Kevin Cramer, North Dakota Michael Crapo, Idaho Ted Cruz, Texas John Curtis, Utah Steve Daines, Montana Joni Ernst, Iowa Deb Fischer, Nebraska Lindsey Graham, South Carolina Charles Grassley, Iowa Bill Hagerty, Tennessee Joshua Hawley, Missouri John Hoeven, North Dakota Jon Husted, Ohio Cindy Hyde-Smith, Mississippi Ron Johnson, Wisconsin Jim Justice, West Virginia John Kennedy, Louisiana James Lankford, Oklahoma Mike Lee, Utah Cynthia Lummis, Wyoming Roger Marshall, Kansas Dave McCormick, Pennsylvania Ashley Moody, Florida Jerry Moran, Kansas Bernie Moreno, Ohio Markwayne Mullin, Oklahoma Rand Paul, Kentucky Pete Ricketts, Nebraska James Risch, Idaho Mike Rounds, South Dakota Eric Schmitt, Missouri Rick Scott, Florida Tim Scott, South Carolina Tim Sheehy, Montana Dan Sullivan, Alaska John Thune, South Dakota Thom Tillis, North Carolina Tommy Tuberville, Alabama Roger Wicker, Mississippi Todd Young, Indiana
(Here are the three Republican senators who did not vote for the charlatan: Susan Collins, Maine; Mitch McConnell, Kentucky; Lisa Murkowski, Alaska.)
If you are feeling angry and/or fearful about what it will mean to have someone as devastatingly unqualified and dangerous as Pete Hegseth running the Department of Defense, join Public Citizen in a message to the 50 senators who just voted for exactly that.
Those who serve in uniform, our nation’s veterans, the hundreds of thousands of civilians who work in the military, and — most crucially of all — every single American deserve better (far better) than Pete Hegseth. You have put us all in harm’s way for no reason other than your own cowardice in the face of Donald Trump. Shame on you.
Click to add your name now.
Thanks for taking action.
For progress,
- Robert Weissman & Lisa Gilbert, Co-Presidents of Public Citizen
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infamousbrad · 5 months ago
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You know something that I'm going to die mad about, mad at the Don Trumps and Ron DeathSentences and the Shady Vances and the Jay Ascrofts and the Franklin Grahams of the world?
The cynical politicization of the word "groomer." Because this, the video below from the singer who brought us the Jeffrey Epstein epic "I Know Victoria's Secret," is what it cost us. And that makes it a bitterly expensive political ploy.
Some years ago, educators and criminologists interviewed both child abusers and survivors of childhood sexual abuse to learn exactly how children are persuaded to, not just go along with it, but think it's their own idea, and they were startled by how little variety there was in the grown adults who fuck children when it comes to that.
"You're special, you're amazing. Like I told your parents, you could go so far with one-on-one coaching and education. You're so grown up, you're so mature, you're 13 going on 35. It's so unfair to you that your fellow adults don't see that about you, so unfair to you that they want to keep you trapped in a childhood you outgrew."
So they designed a simple and effective safety education program for young kids, in age-appropriate language for kids who, gods help us all, are going through puberty way too early to be ready for the way creepy grown adults are going to treat them. They started telling kids what the convicted abusers told them about how to recognize this kind of predator. And to make it specific and memorable, they coined a name for them: groomers. They told kids how to recognize a groomer and a series of steps to get themselves to safety and then make sure that responsible adults intervene. And it was working.
And then the absolute creepiest of the social conservatives said, "Nice public safety campaign you have there. We'll be taking it from you." They dedicated a couple of months' worth of conservative programming and content to reaching out to people before they can hear what a groomer actually is, redefined it to mean age-appropriate comprehensive sex ed and then when the actual safety campaigners said "that's not what it means" they said "it is what it means, look at the liberals trying to redefine a word." Got away with it clean, now; that campaign is dead.
Because you know what the actually creepiest social conservatives call a 35 year old who rapes a 12 year old with the doesn't-matter "consent" of the 12 year old kid they groomed, gets her pregnant, and then convinces her parents to help make her marry him? "Traditional family values."
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And I am absolutely going to die mad about it.
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trexsol · 3 months ago
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we could've had Violent J and Shaggy2Dope but we got trumpty dumpty and shady vance.
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hang-on-lil-tomato · 6 months ago
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she’s not white, but I love her anyway. Nobody’s perfect. She’s whelped my heirs and she’s in the kitchen. I’m such a big family guy, but my kid can gfh and go f**k off with his Legos while I’m talking to my cult leader!
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Republican men are the biggest punk azzzz bixchez to me! He’s out here explaining why he loves his Indian wife who’s not white! But I don’t feel sorry for her white worshipping azz. She deserves this. She talked 💩about VP Harris! That’s some HEW behavior
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jjbster · 4 months ago
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#ShadyVance lest out MANY, MANY details. Like the FACT that his junkie mother got her narcotics by stealing them from her employer in the healthcare system. Also, he forgot that 88% of the fentanyl introduced into this country is brought in by UNITED STATES CITIZENS to supply its customer base which is comprised of 99% UNITED STATES CITIZENS.
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ajmakoko · 3 months ago
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Summary of evidence and concerns:
Trump is a Russian asset working for Putin (see book American Kompromat by journalist Craig Unger or Active Measures documentary with Hillary Clinton(1), sources below). Elon and Trump are working together (2). They both have substantial ties to Epstein (3) (4) (5) (6). Trump stole election software in 2020 (7). Similarly, Elon Musk has been in contact with Russia for the last 2 years (8). This includes during the Ukraine War when Russia began using Starlink (9) while it was claimed they got them third party and not from Musk himself; however now appears imo to show Elon is a doublecrosser.
Starlink, Elon's satellite company, was installed in some voting machines across the country (10) and may have interfered with vote tabulation. Voting machines were found to be connected to the internet (11). An independent report on voting machines concluded that tabulation tampering was possible with current voting machines, so hand counts are vital (12). In September, Politico had an investigation finding Russian malware on a state voter registration database (13). Also, there were malicious fake texts from fake DNC organizations, connected to Elon who donated to them, that were fishing voter info (14).
Elon had results of election on an app 4 hours before official counts had it (15), per Joe Rogan podcast in a discussion to Theo Von. Earlier this year, Tana Monogeau, released info that she'd been offered millions of dollars to endorse the Trump campaign and that she knew others had taken the deal (16).
They will release more info admitting their fraud because they are a Russian asset trying to start a civil war here (speculation). They want us to be confused about sources and who to trust and what's real, they want to release the truth to anger us and lies to anger us. Trump has refused to write an ethics statement for transition of power saying he will transition peacefully (17). JD Vance has also told the EU that unless they allow X unfettered access to the EU (to spread propaganda), they will withdraw the US from NATO (18) - which will prompt wars or takeover either way and weakens Germany, who is entering an election since their government couldn't agree on Ukraine budget. A Russian space chief said Elon Musk’s plan to bomb Mars is a cover to put nuclear weapons in space (19).
Also speculation, are reports of widespread ballot rejection, especially for signatures. There are articles claiming already that it is because GenZ does not know cursive (20) - except the signature simply must match your driver's license. It's not a cursive writing test. Avocado toast but with gen z voting fraud. We do not yet have the ballot rejection rates but typically they are around 1% to 1.5% (21).
Crypto is how right wing conservatism got funded here. It's why it took off- it was basically UBI for those men, funded by foreign intelligence for this purpose along with other uses for crypto like dark money, drugs, trafficking, etc (22)(23). The least informed people we knew were investing in crypto when it was starting, mining bitcoins. They couldn't tell you what a stock or tariff is, yet they were making bank in crypto trading. Crypto trading, especially memecoins, appears to be an obvious scam to most because it's the stock market without ownership. So why were these 4chan pedophiles and nazis doing so well? Because it was just meant to give them money the whole time. And crypto is great for transferring money internationally from shady organizations to shady people (24). Far right catchphrases and meme campaigns dispersed online including X, give out the key words/catchphrases for the new coin that isn't a scam and will disperse money. People who are deep in these groups interner algorithms get these keywords first and normal outsiders will either not notice or will stay away. No normal person wants a coin that references Hitler if they are just scrolling memecoins.
Once the government has been taken over, they can force their memecoin as the national currency and then rug pull, which is also what Musk is likely going to do to Tesla at the same time. The entire point is to bankrupt America for Putin and his cartoon villain cohorts. Musk is already saying he wants to withdraw from US currency due to national debt (Trump added most of the national debt) (25).
If you're in Germany, take note. They are coming for you next, your election is soon.
News Links
(1) https://youtu.be/5umiMThrlsA?si=mwgr4U2c2jleJEBj
(2) https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/elon-musk-weighing-trump-staffing-decisions-sources/story?id=115730434
(3) https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2024/03/trump-infiltrate-voting-machines-georgia-2020.html
(4) https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/12/business/jeffrey-epstein-interview.html
(5) https://www.businessinsider.com/jeffrey-epsteins-ex-girlfriend-dated-kimbal-musk-brother-of-tesla-founder-elon-musk-2020-1
(6) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/fire-and-fury-the-podcast/id1750757108
(7) https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/nov/01/trump-jeffrey-epstein-tapes
(8) https://www.pbs.org/newshour/politics/what-to-know-about-elon-musks-reported-phone-calls-with-putin-and-why-it-matters
(9) https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russia-using-thousands-spacex-starlink-terminals-ukraine-wsj-says-2024-02-15/
(10) https://www.reddit.com/r/worldnewsvideo/comments/1gnxqmw/elon_musks_company_starlink_praised_by_tulare/
(11) www.nbcnews.com/news/ncna1112436
(12) https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/inside-georgias-effort-to-secure-voting-machines-as-experts-raise-concerns
(13) https://www.politico.com/news/2024/09/01/us-election-software-national-security-threats-00176615
(14) https://www.opensecrets.org/news/2024/10/pro-trump-dark-money-network-tied-to-elon-musk-behind-fake-pro-harris-campaign-scheme/
(15) https://grabien.com/story.php?id=499986
(16) https://www.buzzfeed.com/natashajokic1/tana-mongeau-paid-political-endorsement
(17) https://apnews.com/article/trump-transition-planning-ca3a6be50d147b04b6498184e5599b1e
(18) https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/jd-vance-elon-musk-x-twitter-donald-trump-b2614525.html
(19) https://thehill.com/policy/transportation/499968-russian-space-chief-elon-musks-plan-to-bomb-mars-is-a-cover-to-put/
(20) https://www.businessinsider.com/gen-z-voters-struggle-signatures-cast-mail-ballot-problems-2024-11
(21) https://ballotpedia.org/Election_results,_2024:_Analysis_of_rejected_ballots
(22) https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/frontline/article/far-right-extremists-raise-millions-cryptocurrency-bitcoin/
(23) https://www.nytimes.com/2022/01/10/opinion/crypto-cryptocurrency-money-conspiracy.html
(24) https://apnews.com/article/cryptocurrency-coronavirus-pandemic-technology-business-europe-f7f754fc2c68b0eb0d712239323f26c3
(25) https://www.forbes.com/sites/digital-assets/2024/11/10/its-unsustainable-tesla-ceo-elon-musk-issues-us-serious-bankruptcy-warning-amid-huge-bitcoin-and-dogecoin-price-surge/
Personal Testimony from the dickbags themselves:
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In the first minute:
"Your votes are rigged. We can win New Mexico."
"If you can watch your vote counter, if we can bring God down from heaven (he's referencing Starlink), we can win this, win California, win a lot of states."
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/us/if-trump-loses-im-fcked-elon-musk-in-interview-with-tucker-carlson/articleshow/114024254.cms
“If [Trump] loses, I’m f*cked… How long do you think my prison sentence is going to be?”
Why does Elon think he would go to prison though? For what crime?
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Trump:"Our little secret is having a big impact"
If Trump was so sure the election was rigged and they were going to turnover every state including California, then why hasn't he asked for a recount in all the states with representatives that didn't get elected that he thought would be? Shouldn't he be suing for recounts? He did it last time. Why doesn't he want an investigation this time?
#AssetForfeitureTrumpMusk
If they get locked into years of asset forfeiture from layers and layers of state and municipal claims and lawsuits (which will require discovery lol), we may be able to stop them. Which is likely part of why they are moving to bitcoin as well.
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ncisfranchise-source · 21 days ago
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Rocky Carroll once again dons a second director hat for NCIS. The man who plays Director Leon Vance stepped behind the camera for the January 27 return — the 25th episode of the show he’s done so for.
In “Baker’s Man,” after NCIS learns that the owner of Parker’s (Gary Cole) favorite bakery (guest star Melina Kanakaredes) is being blackmailed, they hatch a plan to save her from the perpetrators. Also, tensions heighten when Torres’ (Wilmer Valderrama) secret romance is discovered. Carroll offers a preview.
This is the 25th episode of NCIS that you’ve directed, so congratulations on that number.
Rocky Carroll: Thank you.
What is it about NCIS that you like directing so much?
Well, I guess having an eight-year head start as an actor on the show is the one thing that most directors can’t say. By the time I started directing, I was, I guess, a firmly ensconced member of the family. So it wasn’t like, well, I need to brush up and find out who these characters are and look at some episodes. I knew all the players and I knew what made the engine that made our show run. And also I got so much support from everybody when I started. Michael Weatherly was still there, Cote de Pablo, Pauley Perrette, David McCallum. So having that core cast, the people who were there, who put that show on the map, were the ones who were so supportive and the ones who were like, “Yeah, we like when you do that, do another one, keep going,” to have that kind of support, I mean, it was incredible. And when I say it out loud, it still surprises me now that I’ve now done 25 episodes, and I think the first one was in Season 12 and I’m now in my 17th season as a cast member.
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What excited you about the script from a directing standpoint?
Well, I thought there were so many different angles to this. The budding romance between Parker and Eleni. Melina was sort of the perfect fit for that character. And Andrew Bartels, who wrote the episode, is evidently a pastry foodie himself, his love for it wasn’t that he just spent up all night researching it. It’s like this guy loves bakeries, pastries. You’ve got your romantic element of it. You’ve got the food element of it. You’ve got, of course, the case and the fact that Parker seems to find the person who apparently seems to be the perfect fit for him. But as the show progresses, you realize that all these things that have happened — there’s a crime, there’s a murder, there’s a drug war — and all the arrows are pointing toward her as being either directly or indirectly involved so that you finally think that Parker has finally found somebody who’s the perfect match for him, and [maybe] nothing could be further from the truth.
So the fun part about directing this is creating all those elements and creating that relationship that, why is Parker … We know he likes to go to bakeries and bring baked goods to the squad room every morning, but he keeps going to the same one. He’s been going to this one very regularly. What’s going on here? So we create that element where all the rest of the team is like, there’s something special about this place that you’re going to, who is she? And he finally confesses that he’s kind of got a thing for the woman that runs the Greek bakery, and then everything starts to unravel. And so creating all those elements and then creating the element between Parker and Eleni where there’s this genuine connection between them, but everything points toward hers as being somebody that she’s not and all of Parker’s instincts are saying to him that he’s torn because he really does have feelings for her, but he has to do what he has to do as an investigator.
This season, there’s a new deputy director in LaRoche (Seamus Dever) who’s a bit shady. What’s Vance’s take on him?
I think true to form, Vance believes that people will eventually reveal themselves. And I think there’s a little bit of a waiting game here, and we don’t know. I find it funny because I think the Vance character was sort of introduced almost in the same way, where NCIS fans were like, I don’t know about this guy. Is he a wolf in sheep’s clothing? Is there some ulterior motive? Is he going to turn on Gibbs [Mark Harmon]? Is something going to happen? So I think we’ve gone down this road before with other characters where they present themselves a certain way, but over time, we have to find out what their true intentions are. So I think Vance, because he does answer to the Secretary of the Navy, he does answer to higher powers, he’s going to do what he’s been appointed to do regard to LaRoche.
But I think he’s got his eye on him and what we will reveal about LaRoche remains to be seen. But I think Vance knows in the world that we’re in, sometimes you don’t know these people, but eventually they will reveal themselves.
McGee (Sean Murray) is the one who’s really leading that investigation. The McGee and Vance relationship has been great to watch evolve. Will we see more of that with this LaRoche investigation?
I hope so because I think McGee and Vance now, and with regard with the exception of Jimmy [Brian Dietzen], have the longest-tenured relationship there. So there is a little bit more of an affinity. McGee’s older now, he’s a father with twins, and he really wanted that position of deputy director. He finally convinced himself that he was worth it. And everybody around him was like, yeah, you should do this. And we had those episodes in the past where something would happen and McGee would have to sit in and he’d be in the director’s chair and was like, I can kind of get used to this. And so it was really fun. So he was really shattered when he found out — and by Vance — that he didn’t get the position. I think part of his reason for really kind of being out front and center on this investigation is he wants to make sure that this guy who had the job that he wanted really is right for the job.
Lena (Marem Hassler) returned earlier this season, and she and Vance took a step in their relationship moving from casual to exchanging keys. How is that relationship going?
Lena also has a bit of a past, Lena was an operative, she’s of the world. She knows the world of federal agencies. And even when she came back in the episode, she wasn’t completely transparent as to why she was there. So I think there’s still that element between Lena and Vance that he would like nothing more for this to be something more solid, something more permanent, but there’s still a side of her that … There are some loose ends that really haven’t been tied up with regard to who she is, but they had this long-distance relationship for a long time. I love the episode because I think Vance just realized that, you know what, at this point, life is too short and to sit around more and not doing anything about it is just a waste of time. So they took a step toward that. But I think in true NCIS form, when Lana returns, it won’t be all tied up with a ribbon on it. I’m sure there’ll be another element that she’ll bring, another aspect of her character or her history that we will uncover. And I think that’s what makes that relationship fun.
You said when she returns, so are we going to see her again soon?
As soon as I find out, I’ll let you know. [Laughs]
It seems like in that relationship, Vance has to just accept that he’s never going to know everything about her.
Right. And I think he’s trying to come to terms with that. So how do you get closer but still, to some degree, you have to be at arm’s length, and he understands because that’s kind of who she is. Those are the parameters. But at the end of the episode, she hands him a key to her apartment, so it is a step in the right direction.
Parker is in the middle of this Lily mystery, and one of the best dynamics on the show is the Parker and Vance one. Are we going to see Parker talking to Vance about what’s going on with Lily or Vance noticing things?
What seems to be happening right now is that, because these images and the visions that Parker’s seeing of this little girl, Lily, all happened when he and Knight [Katrina Law] were sort of in peril, in their life and death scenario, he seems to be confiding more in Knight than he is Vance about it right now. Because Knight is the one who’s saying to him, “You’ve been different since we went through that. What’s going on with you?” She’s a little more tuned into it. Kind of the same way Vance was able to talk to Parker about Lena, which I think was this great scene where Vance goes to his apartment and says, “I don’t really know what I want,” I’m hoping that we get to a point where, as this thing manifests itself, that Parker will be able to come to Vance and say, “This is something in my history. There are things that — I need clarity, I need some answers, I need closure or whatever.” But right now, I think Knight is the one who is the one who’s much more dialed in than anybody else on the team that there’s something going on, that something’s amiss with Parker.
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