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Hey, everybody, Tom Woods here. It's episode 266 of the Tom Wood Show. Dan McCarthy back with us,

editor of modern age, vice president for the collegiate network at the Intercollegiate Studies Institute,

syndicated columnist. I read his columns in the New York Post on a regular basis. And I thought we'd talk about,

in effect, the Trump agenda, but also, I suppose, really,

we're talking about the State of the Union address, but what it portends for the next four

years? So, Dan, welcome back. Thank you, Tom. All right, I don't think I watched any of Trump's

addresses, maybe the first one. So I don't, were they all so contentious with people

shouting? And in fact, well, one member had to actually be removed from the chamber. What's going on?

Is that common? No, this was absolutely unprecedented. So there's been of this big question about

how Democrats are going to respond to the fact that Donald Trump won the popular

vote this time, that he's holding all the cards. The whole resistance ideology they had back in

2017 no longer makes sense when you have such a clean win as President Trump had. He won all seven

battleground states. And as he was going over that litany and reciting all of these victories,

that's when the Democrats

exploded and one of them had to be removed from the chamber because he just would not follow the rules.

So as President Trump said just a few days ago, that was some remarkable television.

It's interesting that he didn't really respond to it.

And you would think somebody of Trump's temperament that he might have.

He did make a couple of funny comments here and there, but he really didn't acknowledge the

disorder in the room. He just let it take its course and he just spoke louder.

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