Well, you said you were reading go for it. No, you go for it. Now go for it. I was a little

premature anyway. I just wanted to make sure that you knew. I had a sneaking suspicion

that perhaps you forgot or maybe you never knew. It's really awkward that I've got to

tell you like this live on the air. No national TV. Yeah, I hate to do this to you,

but I think you've forgotten that you can't be pro insurrection and pro-cop. I think

you may have forgotten that. Why not? You can't be. Why are those things too incongruous?

You can't do it. You can't do it. Well, that's a new one on me. I'm going to have to sit

with that for a while. Is there someone that's pro-insurrection but anti-cop? I guess

is that like that? That's how there's plenty of anti-cop guys in that cradle. And then

it's like, is there anyone who's, okay, so I guess anti-insurrection and pro-cop would

just be liberals? Yeah. Yeah, they're out to brunch. And then anti-insurrection, it sucks

so bad that the word insurrection, a word that I have admired for years. It's a beautiful

rose off the tongue. It feels good to say. It does. It's got double Rs. This was in the

other language you would insurrection. Insurrection. Insurrection. It sucks bad. It sucks really

bad that like my only place in that schematic is anti-insurrection, anti-cop. It's just

like the worst assholes had to do an insurrection. We're going to take the word back. Let's take

it back. We might take a while. We'll take it back. Let's take it back. We might even start

putting that French and Spanish inflection on when we say. He thinks, yeah, someone was

sitting in their living room and saw Joe Biden say that. And they bolted up right and

they're like, God, he's what? Well, that's he's talking about me. Well, I'm pro-insurrection

and pro, what did he say? Like, you can't be pro-cop and pro-insurrection. That's correct.

Yeah. I've got a lot of pros. He's throwing out. I would venture to say that almost everybody

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