Well, we have reached a Thursday, and we welcome you to a very sensual, beautiful, elegant, complex episode of the Ben Shapiro show today.

In honor of our president, we will be tangoing our way through politics, just as he tangos his way through life.

Yeah, seriously, he tangos his way through life.

Like, look at us.

Yeah. life. Like, look at it. This is real.

That's the president of the United States.

Do it stuff.

Mm-hmm. United States. Do it. He almost.

He almost tosses around a rump there.

Okay, so some people could believe.

You could watch this, and you might believe that President Obama isn't taking the problem of terrorism particularly seriously, given that he's dancing the

dance of love with a random lady in Argentina while Brussels burned. But here's the thing. You're not

seeing the deeper picture. You're not. Alejandro Gee is a tango teacher. He wrote his psychology grad thesis on the

intricacy of the tango and here's what he said. He said, the posture of a person is not just a

position that we are supposed to stand or dance in, but also a reflection of who we are. The way we

connect, the way we lead or follow are also a perfect reflection of our social, emotional, and

mental status.

Usually 10 minutes into the class, you can tell more about a person's character or the relationship within a couple than you could after talking.

So, what does President Obama's tango tell us?

Well, it tells us that he leads from behind.

I mean, clearly she doesn't, she's not waiting for him to lead that dance.

It tells us that he is wildly confused and heads in many different directions all at once before he's directed in vaguely a direction by a professional. It shows he's a passionate virile man. No, it actually doesn't really show that part. But it shows that he's connected to people. And that's the essence of the tango. Tango artist Sasha

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