Welcome to the show, everybody, friends, neighbors, fellow countrymen.

We begin today with the esteemed mayor, Pete Buttigieg.

It's interesting to watch Buttigieg because you see a man who is trying to cultivate a brand

as this inclusive, tolerant, reasonable candidate, and yet also the wokest one of the bunch.

He wants to be all of those things. And those things don't really go together in the end.

And in a similar way, he's trying to be seen as nice and relatable, even while he is clearly

simmering with rage and disgust towards those people who don't think like him.

And so there's this constant tension with this guy that you can sense and you can see it

and hear it by listening to him for, speak for five seconds. It's so obvious.

Here's a great example. And this isn't the one that I want to focus on today, but this just

happened a few days ago. So it's worth mentioning Buttigieg did a town hall on Saturday.

And during the town hall, he was asked by a pro-life Democrat. There are still some of those left,

apparently. Whether he thinks that she, a pro-life Democrat woman, should be welcome and included

in his party. And here's how that went. We have a question now from Kristen Day about abortion.

Kristen. I am a proud pro-life Democrat. So do you want the support of pro-life Democrats,

pro-life Democratic voters? There are about 21 million of us. And if so, would you support more

moderate platform language in the Democratic Party to ensure that the party of diversity and

inclusion really does include everybody? Well, I respect where you're coming from and I hope

to earn your vote, but I'm not going to try to earn your vote by tricking you. I am pro-choice.

And I believe that a woman ought to be able to make that decision. Here's what I-

But I know that the difference of opinion that you and I have is one that we have come by honestly.

And the best that I can offer, and it may win your vote, and if not, I understand.

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