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economist. When he first came, he went on a surf lesson with other members, and unfortunately, just a basic surf lesson, he was in bed for about a week.

We had to get a different bed firm that was more firm, and I know it was really traumatic and difficult.

You know, when you're in your early 20s and you can't, you know, do some basic things, it can be really, really difficult.

Yes, maybe it was a surfing injury in Hawaii that led Luigi Mangione to assassinate a corporate CEO.

You know, he got that going for you.

The Democrats love murder.

When did the member go?

Did they always love murder?

Have they always, you know, I guess they did create the Confederate states of America.

And the KKK, the Simbienese Liberation Army, you know, they're often overlooked, the

Symbionese Liberation Army. I like, they're often overlooked, the Simbunese Liberation Army.

I like to keep them in mind.

They are the people of Jonestown, the Jonestown-Giana Mass Suicide.

That's your Democrat Party.

And what else do they have going for them?

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