All I'm going to be easy to jump.

All I'm going to be is a joke.

All I'm going to be is a joke. Okay, Chappo, let's go. We're back.

It's your Chappo.

Let's go. We're back. It's your Chappo for the weekend or for Monday

tomorrow when you're probably listening to this. Um, let's just dive right

into it. Obviously, we're here now and probably like the thing, the big thing this week

that we have to talk about, we're hopefully going to spend most of the show talking about is this tax bill that's

winding its way through the halls of government headed to the president's desk and

is surely going to basically, I don't know, just perform the final coup to

gras or whatever's left of, I don't know, America or

or civil society. I wish I had something funny to say or something more

uplifting but like this is just this is all bad and the thing that I said

earlier this week when it looked like it was going to pass is it's just to me like just a hallmark of just like a defeated culture in society.

They're like we just seem like pretty much worn out by this and like the class war is over

and I feel like the bad guys won.

And this tax bill is the culmination of probably 30 to 40 years of the right-wing movement in this country to steadily chip away at the welfare state and just transfer more and more of society's wealth into fewer and

fewer hands and they've pretty much done it. Yeah I mean like look this thing

was always going to pass it was always going to pass.

It was always going to pass because, you know, the, you know, five respected resistance Republicans

they suck out of the same teat as, you know, yousemity Sam from Texas so those donors told them they have to pass this because

what is even the point of a Republican president or Congress if you can't pass this

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