At Honda, we listen to drivers for inspiration, even when they say things we can't play on the radio.

Like when a *** pulls out without indicating or when a *** crosses the road without checking first,

or when a *** doesn't understand how a *** roundabout works.

That's why we developed a collision sensor system, which detects risks and automatically breaks.

And to keep all family road trips, family friendly, it's included as standard with the Honda CRV hybrid.

Honda, the power of dreams.

This is Michael Cohen and you're listening to the Mayer Coppa podcast.

If there's one thing that the Kevin McCarthy tapes reveal,

is that for the briefest of moments, the minority leader was in possession of a conscious immoral compass.

Like the rest of Congress, he was *** outraged at the events that transpired on January 6th.

And the tapes reveal a GOP leader wrestling with the consequences of what Donald Trump and the more

extremist elements of his party had wrought.

Just too high, the country is too crazy.

I do not want to look back and think we've caused something or we've lived something and some of that hurt.

I don't want to play politics with any of that.

So what the *** happened?

The Washington Post filled a bump-ass the same question.

Was it that McCarthy heard from his caucus or saw from polling that Republican voters were far less concerned

than he was about the direction American politics was heading?

That Trump, briefly a near universal pariah, recovered quickly with the base?

Was it the same rationalization McCarthy had made so many times before,

since Donald Trump arrived on the scene, that it was easier to let things get a little bit worse

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