Welcome to Democracy-ish.

I am Danielle Moody.

And I'm with Jonathan Lee, thankfully not riding and exploding space rocket.

I mean, if there was a better image, which this is AI folks, but if there was a better image of where American democracy is, but what, three days before Donald Trump's inauguration on Monday, Martin Luther King holiday, it would be this.

It's breathtaking where we find ourselves, Wage.

I don't know.

For those who don't know, Elon Musk's SpaceX rocket seemingly exploded, and then U.S. taxpayer dollars got a really, really expensive light show in the sky, fireworks.

Because we paid for that, folks, because when you live in a broligarchy and when you have a corrupt system, billionaires can get government contracts.

And instead of the government, you know, doing its own research in the space, now we've given that to Elon Musk.

The most brilliant man on genius, Danielle, and the sign of his genius is a space X rocket debris falling from the sky

right before the inauguration.

And then it reminds me of the cyber truck that exploded that now we know is alleged terrorist

attack, the cyber truck exploding in front of the Trump Hotel.

I feel like God is being very unsettled.

You know, it's remarkable because even with the obviousness and all of these metaphors,

I don't feel like a majority of America is going to get it until they get it.

And by then, it's going to be too late.

Wash, we did not have an opportunity, you and I to, and I just want to spend a couple of minutes on it,

to talk about Biden's farewell address and his imminent warnings.

But I did.

I wanted to get your thoughts on it from earlier this week.

So I was on our friend Mary Trump's live stream,

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