This is the Friends of History Debating Society. I'm John Batcher on New Year's Eve with Thaddeus

McCott a recovering politician, American Greatness, observing as he does with his column each

week who's got the power. and there is plenty of presumption right now that the

left side of the aisle has the power and has had it for several years.

Perhaps during the Biden administration, perhaps it never really relented the power because the national

conversation that is refers to it. The national conversation is tended to spend all of its time worrying about vocabulary and the

vocabulary of the left is unusual to say the least it has meanings but they're

always precarious that is a very good evening to you.

The left has puzzled me for some time with its emphasis on the way you narrate things, the

narrative, the way you narrate things, the narrative, the way you produce remarks that heard people

into a certain presumption or a certain conclusion.

Is that something that the right side of the island knows how to do or cares to do?

Good evening to you.

Good evening to you, John.

Well, as we know, the left likes to project their sins upon their victims, that they have that phrase dog whistle.

But what in reality is is we have Prague whistles because the left only knows what they've been told

and then we talk to each other.

So they're always looking in a cultish way to try to find new ways to state the obvious, which makes them feel more

erudite and more intellectually elevated than the rest of us, and morally

superior as well. That's why the gist of my New Year's resolution this year is to avoid them like the

plague and not to engage irrational people in an attempted rational dialogue.

Because when you deal with the left,

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