war. We are at war. We're at a political and ideological war. You can say anything else

you want about it, but we're at war. Talking a lot about not just what happened at Mar-a-Lago

and the FBI search, but the response to it. Sort of the strange and dangerous ironies

of Trump's Republican parties, so to speak. Well, and you look at how Republicans are

doing right now, whether you're looking at the generic ballot, you look how they're doing

in special elections. They're underperforming what was done in 2020 by five, six points

in a lot of these special elections. They continue to fall when you look at what happens

in polling. You look in the Senate races. They're underperforming. In the year that should

be massive for the GOP and they just can't seem to connect the dots. And now they're all

rushing to the fence to a guy who likely broke the law and who's going to be brought to

justice. They keep creeding closer and closer to a cliff of political oblivion. And Americans

can see it. They can see how hypocritical this Republican party is. Yes, I understand

people are upset because they're going out going, that's a war. That's a war. Let's

tan our testicles. This is a war. There's so extreme. And they're hypocritical and Americans

can see through this graph. You see, they're shocked by a legal search for classified documents.

A legal search. You read Hugh Hewitt's column yesterday in the Washington Post, a very

big and calm that spelled it all out. He said, well, of course, former president can

be searched. But when he transparently, I agree with you on that. But they're shocked

by a legal. Okay. I've heard enough. What is it? Morning,

meek is giving him stink. Let's bring him Steve Cortez. We're going to go to Tapatula,

Mexico in Palm Beach with Jane Zerkel. Had a few technical problems. I'm going to get

that all sorted out. So my third date, my backup, backup date for the night, Steve Cortez.

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