You're listening to Comedy Central.

It really is interesting how when you remove the optics of the politics themselves like

Republican or Democrat, all of a sudden people vote for a person and an idea as opposed

to the color, you know?

And that sadly feels like the space America's dangerously weighted into is now it's become

do I like the idea?

Well I'll tell you off I know where it came from.

Which is not how politics is supposed to work.

I think as a person you should be judging by what you want, what you think is right, what

you think moves the world forward.

And then you go by which candidates ticks most of the boxes that you wish to go with.

But if you just go by red or blue, I mean it never ends.

Like even now the fact that they're having in Congress about the bill, I'm a little bit

disappointed at how Republicans and Democrats seem to be having this back and forth.

And I mean this is Trump's issue, don't get me wrong.

Like he can end the policy like that with the kids.

But it is disheartening that for a long time the Democrats had a bill they were like here

we can do something and Republicans were like, oh no, no, no, no, no.

And you get angry at the Republicans.

But then the Republicans go, okay, here's a bill.

What we'll do is we'll build bigger senses, we'll build more places to house these people.

We won't separate the kids from the parents anymore and we'll get more judges in to adjudicate

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