Early in the 20th century, there is a columnist known all over the country named H. L. Manken, and he has two quotes I want to read to you right now. Quote number one, quote, democracy is the theory that the common people know what they want and deserve to get it good and hard. Quote number two, no one in this world so far as I know, and I have searched the records for years and employed agents to help me, has ever lost money by underestimating the intelligence of the great masses of the plain people, nor has anyone

ever lost public office thereby. I point this out because we live in a representative

democracy. And so when we see spectacles, like the spectacle that we saw in committee at the

House of Representatives who represent us in Congress yesterday,

I would just like to point out that these are all elected representatives of the United States.

We have filled Washington, D.C. with complete imbeciles.

And this is our fault because we vote for them.

The fact is that, again, if you don't like your representatives,

you can always change your

representatives, but it seems as though the American people increasingly like a Congress that is

completely unworkable, a presidency filled with numbskulls like the current president of the United

States, entire representative agencies of the federal government that are filled with people

whose IQs, when combined,

might be in double digits.

If you think I'm being harsh, I present to you the following clip, which is not in fact from

Jerry Springer.

It is from the Congress.

So yesterday, for some odd reason that no one can quite discern, a giant fight broke out between Marjorie Taylor

Green, noted intellectual congresswoman from Georgia, MTG, AOC, Alexander Ocasio-Cortez, of course,

you can always tell this is like a W-W-E face-off when all of the Congress people are just known

by their acronyms. It's pretty incredible. I mean,

shouldn't they actually have names, but MTG versus AOC versus Jasmine Crockett. And I have to say,

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