Ladies and gentlemen of the interwebs, I have long said that high school never ends, it just

gets bigger and the children get older. And today we are seeing on the internet that indeed,

high school does indeed never end. It's a good thing I was always a loner growing up.

I present to you Sean Farash, who I like, but who is espousing some of the

rhetoric which I find to be somewhat divisive.

Somewhat reminiscent of high school, cool kids trying to shame the losers.

Maybe I was a loser in high school.

Who knows?

Go check out my friends and ask them what they thought of me.

But this leads me to my deep thought of the day.

Behold. They know that we, not just the Bongino fans out there, but the MAGA movement, they know that we can and will succeed without them. And that hurts them the most because they've got to be the most important people in the

world. They've got to have number one. They've got to have all the likes. They've got to have all the

views. They've got to do the ratios. They've got to have the followers. That's what matters to them. What matters to us, and I'm speaking for me right now, what matters to me is winning. I don't care How many likes, how many shares, how many views, how many comments, how many followers I have.

If we can win the midterms, that's all I care about because that's what means the most to me.

The well-being of the country going forward.

I'll pause it there for one second.

I've said this before as well.

When I ran for the People's Party of Canada, up in Canada,

foolishly thought that I might be able to win, but knew that I absolutely had no chance.

And I always jokingly said, I never tell anybody who to vote for, I didn't even tell people to vote for me.

You don't win if that's the objective by saying we don't need you, some of whom have been our most prominent supporters.

You don't win by, I want to bring it back up.

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