And I think that what you see, sometimes that comes out in Tucker's program,

is he takes a lot of these views that people have, and he can kind of see,

at least that maybe people are riding from whatever, can kind of see,

like, oh, well, this will be popular, or we can bring this into our world view,

our Tucker-Maga-based thing.

But we can leave this more extremist element.

So what he does is it's laundering that stuff.

And in a really effective way, I think.

And like, yeah, it's sort of extraordinary to see this political apparatus,

you know, spring up around him in this way, this sort of like loose political apparatus.

What that means in more general political terms is, I don't know.

You know, like, I don't know how that's going to happen.

I know a lot of people thought, like, Tucker himself was going to like run for office or something.

I don't think that obviously that's going to happen in 2024.

But like, I do think that if he ran maybe after 2024, he could probably win,

if he maintains his current popularity.

I mean, he's a fucking extraordinarily charismatic and intelligent guy.

Yeah, I mean, we've seen a lot of people who are media personalities become head to state,

of late, you know, Sylvia Burleskone, who was a media biker, and we've seen,

you know, Zelensky in Ukraine, who was a really popular actor in comedian,

who is now the president of the country after playing the president on TV,

which is absolutely wild.

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