It's your buddy, Sid Rosenberg, and yeah, I'm famous. But guess what? So is my guy Mike. I love him and his son, Michael, at Genesis of Brooklyn. This is not your typical dealership. Trust me, I've been there. It's a gorgeous place. The service, legendary. Brooklyn Family Values, Baby, that's what I'm talking about. Free valet pickup up to 25 miles. Current year Genesis loaners, three years of maintenance included, transparent,

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Mike and Mike, more luxury, less money. Charlie sat there with people that didn't agree.

And sometimes in the end they would, sometimes they wouldn't. But he sat with people who didn't agree. And sometimes, in the end, they would.

Sometimes they wouldn't.

But he sat with people who agreed and disagreed.

I'm basically talking to people who agree.

I'd love an opportunity to talk to some that don't, but then never listen.

Bacha Ungassargon wrote this on Twitter.

I got to read this.

I'll bring it around.

You can ask people to choose turning down the temperature over revenge.

You cannot ask them to choose turning down the temperature over truth.

But that's what the left is doing.

They want the right in its moment of grief to assume equal responsibility for the

violence coming from their side via the absolute lie that both sides are equally violent. I just did

that, right? I just listed what, 10 different shootings in the last couple of months,

and they keep going back to Gabby Giffridge.

Anyway, exactly right here.

You cannot build unity on a lie because you cannot build anything, anything on a lie.

That is a great tweet, Bacha, and it's exactly right.

And that's why when Whoopi Goldberg comes on TV on Friday, or even Tom Swazi, the Democrat politician, and they seem pretty sincere being upset about Charlie Kirk. I don't care because in the past, it's been their rhetoric that have gotten people like Charlie killed that's the

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