Welcome to the Midas Touch Podcast.

Ben, my cellar is joined by my brothers.

Brett and Jordi, my cellist, we have a great show for you today.

Guest, Bacari, Sellers, the youngest member of the South Carolina legislature

when he was first elected back in, I think it was 2006 to 2014.

He's now a political commentator, a lawyer, no longer in the legislature,

but a lawyer, political commentator, excited to get his take on what's going on in the country today.

So guys, I know we say that we are the GQP's worst enemy, and of course,

that is completely and entirely accurate.

But should we still be even calling them the GQP at this point?

Aren't they simply just terrorists?

I mean, they're not even worthy of, I think, three letters that used to belong to the Republican Party.

I just think they're a terrorist party and they have terrorist leaders.

And there are just terrorists.

I think we have to look at it like when you have, when you're a country,

and there's a terrorist sect that wants to overthrow the government, that's just who they are.

Now, the radicalization of the Republican Party is something we should all be concerned about.

It should honestly terrify us all every single day.

And we saw what could happen with this radical party on January 6th.

And if there are any indicators, that was just a test run.

I think one of the things that really kind of struck me the most this week

was what Jim Acosta said the other day.

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