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- 85% of the country agrees to deport criminals
- Reality show about the Baldwins?!
- Joe Biden's 28th amendment tweet
- The BIPOC song & RFK Jr. a political deal?
Broadcasting live from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George Washington Broadcast Center, Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty arm Strong and Getty and he Armstrong and Getty.
The crackdown is not, of course, just affecting those being detained. It is impacting local communities and workplaces, with migrant workers not showing up for jobs, including many in the agricultural sector, out of concern that they could be next.
What are we supposed to do about that as a society?
I mean, are you presenting that as a like an actual argument for something or is that just kind of a h and immature?
There's a downside to this? I don't, I don't it's that one. It's it's hinting that there's an argument here. I'm not going to hit you with it right now, but yes, I have a powerful and moral argument against this being done. You'll note that in a grant communities I'm sorry, migrant communities are on edge.
As if that's significant.
Well, that's why I've been saying to my radio or TV for the last week like a crazy person, and so we should what after I hear them say that? And because of that, we should what the home depot in the Chicago area didn't have employees show up yesterday because they're worried about being deported. Okay, and so we should what not deport people? I mean, what's your what do you what are you suggesting?
I think a powerful one two punch would be the question. Help me understand your argument? I don't under I don't see what your argument is. And then let people talk and then hit them with what you just said. So what should we do? I mean, always bring it back to something needs to be done. You've just expressed a very vague emotional reaction. Okay, So what should we do? I don't know if there's any curing people who see the world, because I think that Jake Tappers of the world might actually think and the communities are on edge or whatever he said, and think, Wow, I'm a good man.
I've reported that communities are on edge. I've done my part. I mean, what have you done?
This gets into a little bit of what we were talking about last hour with the young women crying on videos. This belief that if someone's offended, you've done something offensive. If people are on edge about being here illegally, we've done something wrong to make them on edge.
No, No, we have laws.
I think a lot of this comes down to a certain chunk of America doesn't like our immigration laws and would like them to change. Well, then make that argument, make the argument of what the laws ought to be, and talk about changing them. But again, and I'll say that for this for the five hundred time. This is according to the New York Times, eighty five percent of Americans. You can't get eighty five percent of Americans agree on anything. They agree on this. Illegals with criminal records should be booted out. So quit acting like it's controversial or something. Here's one more aspect of it that I was surprised to hear from NBC News.
We get a first hand look in Chicago, riding along with the agents at Dawn, the First Stop and apartment complex. They can take a team of federal officers hours to make one arrest. Me on this team, we're close to ten gossips to ten, we're just going after one sets.
That's a lot of nonpower.
It is ten ice agents taking hours to get one illegal in this particular case, who was a really bad guy who had done really awful things a violent past. But then again, I mean I don't know if they were suggesting that's too many people in too.
Much money or what I mean. I don't know.
We have laws and we are enforced them, or we should change them, right, I don't know. It just seems pretty simple to me. And also the whole what this is going to cost. It's so expensive. Both sides do this, and it drives me crazy. You only care about the cost of things when it's something you don't like.
Other than that, spend away right.
Well, And you know, honestly, I don't mind that. If we're constantly saying, hey, is this worth the tax dollars being spent on it? I think that's a good thing. It's healthy thing. In the case of this, yes, the answer is yes, do whatever you need. It's fine, I'll write the check. I was somewhat surprised. Oh, you know, at the risk of belaboring the point, the idea that the moral position is to not advocate, or certainly not advocate successfully for immigration laws to be changed, but instead advocate a system where those laws exist. People sneak into the country, they're at constant risk of being deported, or they're exploited for for unfair wages, or they can get raped and not be able to report it because they're afraid of deportation. And then is the laws changed and the administration's changed, they do get deported or whatever. The idea that like that. Check the Episcopalian minister who was lecturing Trump and JD.
Van.
The idea that she was representing a compassionate point of view is absurd. It really is. That's not compassionate. Either change the law or enforce the law evenly so people know what they can expect, they know what decisions to make with their lives. I tell you what's not compassionate. And this is a compassionate thing to say about a lot of the hard working illegals who just want a better life for their families. We have, as a people and a government sent the message, at least for the last four years, come on in, come on in. We got a job for you. We'll handle paperworker. You come on in. Don't worry about the luck. Don't worry about it. And if they're feeling a little whipsawed now, not talking about the criminals, talking about the other folks, they probably do feel like that, and they should feel like that.
We need to stop this.
Enforce the damn law What we need somebody here is somebody who's got a slow talking Texas drawl, who's not the least bit exploitive of stories for his own game.
Uh.
Doctor Phil was following around some Ice agents and this is actually pretty interesting.
What's your name, Santa Tata walk?
You have a person, I think, sir saida som Yes.
Where are you from?
Where I was born? Where I'm from?
Where you're born?
Have you been deported before from the United States?
Never been deported?
I've been in Yeah. What have you been charged with?
Charged with before?
I'm not the center and I'm gonna touching by lawyer.
Yeah. Are you a citizen?
My mother's citizen.
Your mother's a citizen, but you're not. Nope, but you've never been deported before?
Doctor Phil?
Yeah, how do you know me?
No, I've seen I've seen a doctor Phil you know on TV?
Yeah?
Yeah, yeah, Well this is an example of sanctuary cities, right, we got an illegody I convicted of sex crimes involving children.
Mhm.
He's walking the streets of Chicago again. The downfall the problem with the sanctuary city that people like us walking the street rather than from all force and working on preseral agents.
This is what we're dealing with.
Yeah, you been charged with sex crimes with children, not dy not really have never been deported. Well huh, I'll take in process and lock him up.
All right, we've got a bad.
Doctor, phil with obviously maybe recognize the voice by now Tom Holman, who's everywhere on all the news channels talking about.
What he's trying to do.
He's trying to fulfill Trump's promise to the American voter, which again has eighty five percent support.
And I would certainly be with him in what appears to be an effort, a good, righteous effort, to utterly discredit the idea of being a sanctuary city.
How did we get this far off track?
I'm just this popped into my head yesterday on how even as much as we talk about this, I wasn't even close to I don't think understanding how far off track we had gotten on so many things in this country.
I mean, just used to the perversity of it. Yeah, just we.
Ended up into the world of insanity around some trans stuff, around sanctuary cities, just into Crazyville, right, Yeah, and.
A little by little you get there, I guess.
And then when you've got the entire media complex on board convincing you you're a bad person for thinking the things you're thinking. You keep them quieter. I don't even know it needs to be studied a century from now. How it's like the Salem witch trials. Craziness. How have we got this far off track as a society with some of this stuff.
It's a real failure of our system of government that there could be such overwhelming sentiment in a democratic society to change policies or to just enforce the laws that exist, and it not be done with impunity.
It's angering some of our energy stuff.
When we've got more fossil fuels, as Trump says, liquid gold under our feet, we could be completely energy independent, and we're screaming down the road of wind and all these different things that aren't working very well yet and just insanity. And it was gonna keep going, maybe to a point of being irreversible if Kamala Harris won.
Right, Yeah, agreed, Thank god she didn't. No, So coming up a few more details on the deportation. Some of the members are interesting. I was shocked to see the headline in a fairly conservative publication. Trump ramps up deportation effort after slow start. I think it's kind of a misleading headline, but we'll explain what they mean.
Plus we've played the hits.
How about some of the album cuts, some of the other executive orders and changes to the United States government that are happening that if you're, for instance, if you're working for the State Department, you're acutely.
Aware of this stuff.
It's front page news, but nobody's talking about it.
So some of those headlines coming up.
Call a lot of good stuff on the way stay here. I remember hearing about this last year. I just assumed it went away. The idea of a reality show based on Alec Baldwin's home wife Alex Baldwick Alec Baldwin, who's married to a fake Spaniard. When's the story on that she called herself Hilaria or something like that.
She's Hillary from Boston but called herself Hilaria.
Had an act, has has an accent, an accent on the TV show how do you say?
What fruitsy cucumber? Babe? You're from Boston? Anyway?
She's like thirty years younger than the Alec Baldwin was an old man and then he started cranking out kids with her and they have have like nineteen kids or something. But apparently TLC the Learning Channel. I don't know what we're learning from. This is going to follow the Baldwins around and have a reality show. And here's the trailer for that program.
Seven children, six animals, two parents, The Wild Family.
Why are we eating chocolate? Out your ball?
Gay?
Huma Pool Gross? What'sn't that happy? Fee?
A son lost his mom in the most unthinkable tragedy.
This is never something to forget, and we're trying to parent through it.
When the world begin cold.
Know that, honestly, from the bottom of my soul, I don't know where I'd be if I didn't have you in these cases.
I believe you.
Nope, Sorry, it didn't work man, at least when it changed from pop music to the slow piano and got serious. That's when it hooked me. Then I realized it was layered and complex. I'm gonna watch every episode three times. I'll probably watch an episode just to see what they're trying to do there. It's all in the editing and everything, right those reality shows, that's where the real brilliance comes in. How you create a story around various facial expressions and musical interludes. Right, you just create it completely, Yeah, out of nothing. Here's the law though, new law. You can't count people watching ironically in your rating, like I flipped on Joy Read last night on MSNBC. That should in no way be construed in any fashion as support or you know, an encouragement that that crap continues on the air.
I was thinking more, you can't mislabel your channel. You can't be the learning channel and have a documentary following around Alec Baldwin. He can't be the History channel and have never ending Bigfoot stuff all day long like they do. That's not the history. Yeah, what was I gonna say?
Oh? Does Alex shoot anybody in this?
Do we know?
Oh?
Lord, that is inappropriate. I don't appreciate that, Yes.
Katie, No. I was just hoping that the crew, you know where it's like bulletproof vests.
Everyone should be everybody. You should show the bulletproof vest. Hey, Alex, I'm gonna approach you slowly here.
I don't know if you're strapped. Tell you what he goes to slicing a bagel. I leave the room.
Can't be trusted with a weapon. Oh, you know, your reference to Bigfoot reminded me of a great piece I read by Who's this guy, Martin Gory. It's entitled The Great American Debate Begins Again and he goes into detail, and I just you can't talk about this stuff enough. All of the times that things that were plainly true at the time and are now undeniably true were Butter Bolton during the Biden years. You couldn't even argue with him or you would be branded not just as wrong, but as evil and probably a person that should be, you know, drummed out of your career or whatever. And part of his list is Donald Trump a dictator, the events of January sixth constitute and insurgency is Joe Biden sharp as attack is the science of climate change settled our Javier Malay of Argentina, Marine le Penne of France far right is the Wuhan Lableeue hypothesis, a conspiracy theory. Was the persistence of the virus a pandemic of the unvaccinated. Does Anthony Fauci represent science? And there's several more examples.
Let's answer ask a question about these questions.
Why on Earth were replaced in a position of having to answer them in an open society, perspectives on reality confront one another in forceful competition. And he makes the point that there was a great deal of sympathy that accumulated for the point of views that no, you're not even allowed to argue about that, which is perverse.
My takeaway from the last couple of years, as I was saying last segment of we're way off, further off track than I even realized, and it's disturbing.
We got so far down that road, is uh.
And I don't know how much of it was caused by the pandemic, But in a crisis, that's when the opportunity for craziness is in a crisis, which is not surprising, but that's when government's going to grab the most power, or because you're scared, you're going to be more susceptible to running one direction or the other without thinking it through.
That obviously happened, sure.
And that's what hl Menkin was talking about when he said that the aim of most practical politics is to keep the populist frightened by an endless series of oobgoblins, because then you can seize power.
But gury makes the point.
In an open society, perspectives on reality confront one another in forceful competition. Each may contain some particle of truth or at least some useful information, or in their wrongness, help you better understand your rightness.
Anyway, says so even the.
Flat earthers are all out of there, say even the bigfoot seekers appear on the Discovery channel. Somewhere among the nonsense, there may be something worth hearing. Because we don't precisely know where or when. The conversation is never over. If we all think alike, a single fatal air being shared by all could destroy the world. And he goes into some detail, maybe we'll share a little more of that during the nine o'clock hour.
Wow as the furthest down the road in my lifetime. Anyway, that we want that direction of not allowing discourse around major topics.
I just think we all need to get used to in a knee jerk fashion. When somebody says, yeah, we're not allowed to disagree on that, you say, yeah we are.
In fact, I am sit down. Armstrong and Getty.
Chiefs are still one and a half point favorites for the Super Bowl. Is just checking the odds in case I want to really get involved with a lot of money, drop some big money on this game.
Point and a half.
Huh Hanson, can you turn off your Q speaker please, thank you very much.
That's lovely. So I'm torn said.
We're gonna reveal some of the album cuts of what Trump is doing behind the scenes that aren't getting as much attention. But I also have this, and this really deserves a moment a look at the whole bizarro. Joe Biden in the twenty eighth Amendment tweet that went out in the final days of his.
Term also hasn't got enough attention.
So that's the reaction to it. So crazy, that's double crazy, all right. But first, well, we'll hit a couple of highlights what Trump's doing. The headline is Trump ramps up deportation effort after slow start. To me, and we've come across a couple of examples of this. It's like he's been in office five days. Why has any cured inflation? Like the obnoxious Marty's unfortunate word Margaret Brennan un faced the nation.
Man is she a she? Wow? Anyway, Yeah, I know I shouldn't. I just shouldn't.
It's it's interesting, Well, never mind, we don't have time for that tangent. So yes, for the first several days Trump was in office, the deportations were actually roughly on pace with the Biden administration, around three hundred a day, which is I mean, okay, So the first three days they were getting ramped up.
Why do you publish that? Nope?
Anyway, So at the end, when the Biden administration had adopted the Trump rules that they got rid of, they were getting rid of three hundred a day. That should be pointed out they weren't doing that the whole time because eight million people came in.
Brilliantly said, folks, let's all give them around of applause. Now, you're right, that's a great point. Anyway, So Trump and company have absolutely ramped up. Over the weekend, Senior ICE officials told the rank and file that each of the agency's offices will now be responsible for hitting a target of seventy five arrests a day, or roughly one thousand to fifteen hundred a day across the country, according to two people familiar with the discussions, ah bah for now people. According to people familiar, the agency is still conducting arrests by pursuing immigrants on so called target lists of criminals developed by the agency, many of which were made before Trump took office. Officials have repeatedly warn't, however, that if other deportable immigrants are discovered during ICE operations, they would be arrested too. That's fine, nobody actually cares. Stop pretending that that's somehow a heartbreaking out rage, or that the child rapist has a child who is now upset that our dad's going to be deported.
Yeah, we still have to deport them, all right. The grown ups are in charge now.
Moving along, one of President Trump's first day executive orders proclaim that women are biologically female men are biologically male. Sounds simple, but translating it into action across a vast federal bureaucracy won't be. They're right, as social norms around gender have grown more fluid in recent years. Yeah have they. Well, in some quarters they have, including enshrined in government. The federal government is in a variety of settings that they have removed to accommodate those who don't identify with their birth their sex at birth. I'm sorry, so people applying for travel documents or filing unemployment discrimination claims can check off an X instead of male or female, and airport security agents were instructed not to use gender as a primary factor when validating traveler's identity, which is hilarious. It is absolutely hilarious. It's like not publishing the race of a murder suspect in the newspaper because that would be ray. You know what you tell me, I'm looking for a white guy. I don't have to look at the black guys in Hispanic guys, all right, that's just IDIODD.
So if I got an ID.
That says a man on it, or has a man's name and it looks like a woman, I'm just supposed to completely ignore that information, right if.
They barely resemble each other? Whatever, No, you just don't be a transphobe. So lawyers are saying the changes are going to be a recipe for confusion, given that most states allow people to change the gender on both their birth certificate and driver's licenses. The idea that you're allowed to change your sex the word is sex by the way, on your birth certificate is hilarious. It's just it's a mark of how far down the road to crazyville we've gotten. It is possible that individuals could end up with conflicting government identification documents that use different gender markers. A headache when completing such tasks. Is opening a do Bank account. Your driver's license says you're a chick, You're a Federal government documents say no, he's not. He's a dude, And that could cause confusion and headaches and the rest of it. Oh, and then they quote Kelly Robinson, president of the Human Rights Campaign, which is one of the leading organizations in favor of mutilating confused adolescents, feeding them powerful and permanent drugs, and giving them surgeries because of momentary adolescent confusion. So, Kelly Robinson, you are an awful human being, and I don't give a crap what you say.
Almost used a bad word. What moving along?
Trump officials waste no time in the Justice Department's right word shift all sorts of changes in the Justice Department, Biden told prosecutors show leniency to some drug offenders with a new policy calling for the pursuit of the most serious charges.
Oh well, they said, go easy.
Trump now says pursued the most serious charges and the stiffest penalties for all crimes. They halted much of the Department's civil rights and environmental work, and they trans for more than fifteen career employees to relatively marginal positions because they didn't like the cut of their jib. Also, anybody who was working for Jack Smith got fired. And Trump has made a Justice Department shake up one of his priorities after sparring with the institution that charged him several times. The President is accused the Department of wielding his powers for political ends, and his launched a big inquiry into the weaponization of government.
So big shake up there.
Trump orders freezing foreign aid haltz programs worldwide prompts confusion and rush for waivers. Trump administration order pausing almost all foreign aid. This one, I think is too broad brush. It's like his January sixth pardons. He need to be more careful with this stuff, but he ordered a pause. It's left counter terrorism training in Somalia, HIV treatment in Uganda, narcotics interdiction in Colombia, prosthetics for refugees from Yatmar, and many other US funded overseas assistance programs in sudden limbo. How long this review takes and how quickly it gets going again is a big question. But As I've said before, there are only three ways to get friends in the world. Number One, it's in their self interest to be your friend for obvious reasons. Number two, you threaten them into it. Number three, you bribe them into it. And foreign aid is sometimes compassionate, lovely. Often it's just bribery. It's flat bribery to buy a friend. That's part of foreign policy. It just is let's see.
Do I have one more? I think christ China is doing that.
Oh oh yeah, oh yeah. And you know, every hostile power in the history of the world has done that, trying to buy loyalty. And we've got to be in the business too. I know a lot of you don't like foreign aid, but it would be way too easy to be surrounded by your enemies for real, serious, expensive, nasty outcomes if we didn't do some of that outreach, just the way of the world. I thought this was interesting. Trump is taking a serious look at the General Services Administration, the what nobody cares. That's the federal agency that owns, manages, and leases much of the government's real estate, and some of the statistics are astonishing. The GSA manages a massive portfolio of federal buildings consisting of three hundred and seventy million square feet nationwide three hundred and seventy million square feet. Many have been poorly maintained due to lack of funding and are sitting empty or underused. The GSA testified before Congress a couple of years ago, and Trump is considering selling two thirds of the federal government's office stock to the private sector.
Two or three people. Wow.
Yeah, about three quarters of the seventy million square feet of office space the GSA leases from private landlords in DC is also likely to be canceled, which is going to cause a huge shock in DC commercial property. But a lot of it's sitting empty, which is really a crazy distortion of the market. It's like if I bought, you know, a third of the I don't know whatever eggs.
Eggs are expensive right now.
I bought a third of the eggs sold in the United States and just smashed them, which would jack up the demand and raise the prices. Artificially selling it off ain't the artificial part.
It was the holding it that was So I hope he does that. Anyway. That's enough.
State Department only flying American flags everywhere. That's getting a lot of attention. No Pride flags. The fact that they ever flew BLM flags anywhere in the world, that's nuts. I can't believe that happened over any of our federal buildings anywhere in the world. But Pride Flags was a big deal. And from here on out it's only the American flag, which is just everybody should be on board with that.
It's hard to believe it ever was anything else.
I know, I would think even if you're a lefty you hate American imperialism so much, you want like pushing You don't want to push democracy on other countries, but you want to push gay pride in other countries.
Okay, yes, uh feeding hormones to their confused adolescent girls.
You do want to prep push that. Yeah.
The part that annoys me, and you know I'm doing my best against it. But the thing that annoys me is the number of people who still think black lives matter. The organization is about black lives mattering.
It's not.
It's a Marxist organization that's been found taking over institutions and.
The idea that DEI is about.
I mean, I just read another piece why Costco says they won't abandon their DEI programs, like so many people are. Costco says, well, we think we actually have better customer service if we have a divorce a diverse workforce. Costco DEI is not about making sure black people can get a job if they deserve one. It's a masquerade. It's Marxists that just want to take over institutions.
Don't discriminate. You shouldn't hire capbable people. That's fine.
Do whatever's best for your business, but don't be full. DEI is a charade.
I can tell you what there's gonna be the number one news story tomorrow for a variety of reasons. It's the RFK junior confirmation hearing. I can tell you a little bit about that coming up. Two quick things before we take a break.
One. Three things.
One Jim Acosta, who got so much attention on CNN by arguing if Trump in press conferences is leaving CNN. He's got no ratings. They offered him a show in the middle of the night and he said no kind of a way to fire him, and he's leaving CNN.
So that's a well, they're in desperate financial straits too, right.
But so he won't be at least it with CNN. He won't be in the press room puffing out his chest trying to make a big show fighting.
Trump all the time anymore.
Tom Jones has just announced a tour for twenty twenty five. Tell your mom or your grandma, maybe Tom Jones Junior his son. So you're gonna have a bunch of octagenarians throwing their practical undergarments under the state.
Tell your mother or your grandmother. They'll know who that is.
And then this, which is actual news, And because Kansas is my home state, I'm going to look into it.
Kansas is facing.
The largest recorded tuberculosis outbreak in US history, the worst tuberculosis outbreak in the nation's history, going on in Kansas right now.
I don't know anything about that. I'll read the story.
I guarantee it's about illegal immigrants in UH cattle yards and meat plants.
I'll see if that's true. But I'll bet you're right. RFK Junior.
The New York Post editorial board, which is a pretty trumpy editorial board, says no vote, no Republican senators on RFK Junior. They lay out their reasoning. We could get to that, but we also got this. What is this the new woke national anthem or something. What is the girls singing? It's funny, It's funny, no matter what if you haven't heard it, stated.
Arm Strong and Getty.
There's you're Tom Jones, who is a big deal with me sixties.
He's touring again this year. Lady, grandma, grandma Tom Jones is touring. What's that? Tom Jones is touring. Oh, she's a lady. Had some cachet in the seventies as well. Fine performer, Jack a Welshman, don't you know? Okay?
Speaking of great singers, Speaking of great singers, ladies and gentlemen, we give you the Pride of Maine, the exquisite woke song stress that's gone double viral one Molly Gawler sing along.
If you know the words black.
Again, Indigenous people love color, black again, Indigenous people love color. Lesbian gay bye, transgender queer, lesbian gay bye, transgender queer.
Asian American Pacific Islander, Asian American Pacific Islander, Latino Hispanic Romani and Creol. Latino Hispanic Romani and Creol.
We all have the place in this world.
Here you go, we all have the place in this world.
I apologize. I thought she was done.
You know, it's a lovely sentiment. If expressed by an eleven year old, it's not much of a contribution though, honestly, to the intellectual discussions of our time, nobody's calling for the execution of the Romani.
Trying to figure out why my home state of Kansas is having the largest tuberculosis outbreak in the history of the nation, haven't nailed that down. It's all around the Kansas City area, so that's not feed yard, so I'm not exactly sure what that is. I'll try to figure that out. One other thing, re illegal immigration. The vicious gang leader who was running that organization that went into the apartment complex and Aurora, Colorado. We all saw that he just got arrested in New York. He had gotten out of Colorado and gone to New York to try to hide, but he got rounded up in the latest Trump illegal immigrant criminal raid and he is now arrested and will be sent back to wherever he's from.
So there's that.
Although Venezuela has announced they will not take these people back, I think you will.
I think yeah, I think one way or another you will.
I'll bet you two or three of your worthless currency that you will, my friend.
So the New York Post their editorial board, probably angering a lot of Trump fans by saying, hey, Republican senators vote no on RFK Junior.
He's a left wing lunatic. And they lay.
Out a couple of paragraphs on how great Trump's other choices are, to try to.
Make sure you know, hey, remember we're on your side.
Marco, Rubio and Holman and all these different people that Trump's picked. This is all great, We love all of it. But RFK Junior, and they point this out. RFK Junior was a political deal. For a brief moment last year, Kennedy looked like he might be a tipping point in the election. He was what he had fifteen eighteen percent of the vote it looked like in some polls, and Trump was worried that that could swing the election. So Trump jumped on board. He didn't take any chances, says the New York Post editorial board. He convinced the radical left lunatic to drop out and endorse him. But as The New York Post turns out, this position being set Secretary of Health and Human Services is way too big a reward for getting a third party candidate to you know, endorse you and as a new euro Post says, he's unseerious, dangerous and a left wing lunatic. As they call him over and over again, he's a super high tax guy. He's a couldn't be more environmentally wacko green guy. He is abortion up until the point of birth guy.
Right.
It's worth pointing out that the Wall Street Journal editorial board is beside themselves with trying to convince everybody this guy's a crack pot. He's right about a couple of things, no doubt, sure, But I mean who isn't. But yeah, it's it's there is very very thin support for the guy.
He's anti farmer, there's a long list of things. He's anti NRA. There's a long list of things you care about that he is like the extreme opposite of.
He's been known to desecrate bart corpses.
So his hearing is tomorrow. It's going to be interesting. Is he gonna try to walk back all these things? Are the Democrats gonna point him out because they don't mind? I would think they'd be boosome? What if all the Democrats vote for him because he's a left wing lunatic?
Wow? Wow, I don't know what's gonna happen with that.
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