So on today's show, we're going to ask an important question, and that is, what exactly

does the left want from Republicans? Because I've seen some pretty interesting tweets coming

out, not from some far left-wing bomb thrower, but essentially accusing the Republican Party

of being a horrible terrorist organization,

or perhaps even worse.

And the fact that a former director of the CIA concurred with these comments really,

well, let's just say irritated me, both as a veteran and as a sitting Republican. And so what we're going to do

today is we're going to go over what actually defines what the left considers to be an

acceptable Republican. What do we need to provide them that will cease these endless comments on Twitter constantly

accusing us of everything from bigotry to terrorism?

And how do we actually get to a point of civil discourse?

So we're going to discuss all of that and more coming up on this episode of making the

argument. Everyone here at Making the Argument hopes that you walk away from this episode, understanding more about where the left is coming from on these issues.

And we hope that you walk away as well with more information to share, use, and have conversations that will lead to more constructive conversations.

If that's the case, I hope you'll let us know in the YouTube comments section and leave us to review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Good job, Hamilton. That was

flawless. With us, my beautiful bride, Tina Queen of the Bees. Hello, everyone. Our resident

historian and political prognosticator, Christian Hines. Hello. He did some prognosticating

on the last episode. So yeah, you should go and check that out.

Don't know what's going to happen in midterms. He hates it when I do this because his actual

predictions come a little bit closer to lecture today, which is totally fair. But anyways. And then,

of course, Nicholas Hamilton, the good Hamilton, the one that doesn't like central banking.

Thank you, Nick. All right. Let's go ahead and start off with the tweet that I think,

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