will be people around the place who will question the wisdom of your decision.

And there may even be some people here who still wonder what, what they have done.

And I would just point out to you that there's nobody, no one party, no one person has a monopoly of wisdom.

But if you look at the history of the last 200 years of this party's existence,

you will see that it is we conservatives who have had the best insights, I think, into human nature.

They're saying Britain Trump, they call him Britain Trump and people are saying that's a good thing.

They like me over there, that's what they want it, that's what they need.

It's been escalating this crisis now since the referendum.

This is now the third Prime Minister who simply has to be resolved.

Donald Trump is just the figurehead of the rise of the far right again.

Oh, hello and welcome to Trumpcast, I'm Virginia Heffernin.

So I like Jane Mayer's piece in the New Yorker about Al Franken.

All right, as little as I reflexively sympathize with the me to fallen,

it's interesting to hear them talk about their pain.

I mean, I read John Gameshi in the New York Review of Books, I read John Hockenberry,

and there's something very gonzo almost at the limits of language

about the men who humiliated themselves,

forfeiting their careers, their dignity and their obituaries,

to their fixation on sexually dominating others.

The brokenness in these men, I promise I'm not going to say it's poignant,

but let's say it's dramatic.

And they certainly show how patriarchy does a number on men as well as women,

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