While paying tribute to a group of Navajo war heroes, Donald Trump yesterday referred to

Senator Elizabeth Warren as Pocahontas because she used to fake having Indian heritage to

further her career. Warren fired back with a furious statement saying, quote,

great orange father speak with forkyd tongue to noble red men warriors. I will weep no more

forever on the trail of tears as I stand for my people against the white man from across the sea.

Unquote Warren is demanding the president's scalp but Trump responded by threatening to shoot out

the senator's eyes so where spirit couldn't find its way to the happy hunting ground. In short,

the American government is working pretty much as usual. Trick or warning, I'm Andrew Clavin and

this is the Andrew Clavin Show.

All right, or Ray or I have to say for a cynical, horrible, monstrous person like myself.

Yesterday was actually a hilarious day. I mean, there was one piece of malfeasance and corruption

and incompetence and rudeness after another. I went home after the show and I spent most of

the day just laughing and the only person who elevated things is Melania Trump, which I'm going

to talk about because I actually thought she I actually thought there's something important

about Melania Trump. We've been talking about morality, sort of the moral chaos that seems to

have fallen over America that nobody can quite figure out what's right and we're trying to decide

between some kind of individual guidance and morality and whether we need the morality of rules

and how the morality of rules can keep from becoming a tyranny, how the morality of individualism

can keep from becoming anarchy. And it struck me that one of my favorite passages, it's generally

regarded as one of the greatest passages in all of Western literature, deals very specifically with

this exact question. And so we're going to talk about that as we look at the insane stupidity

and craziness that has become our country on a daily basis, which is good for me because I'm

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