Hello, everyone, and welcome to our very serious political news show. We do it every day. It's a

serious look at serious news with myself and a man possibly even more serious.

Brother, like Brett, how's it going?

Hi. Today on Strabism is weekly cheating. Are you also seeing someone else on the side?

See, okay, that seems crazy, but is what Brett just did any

weirder than a random five seconds on Ludobs? Seriously, it's been so long.

Oh my God, did you cover that? I forgot about that. Did you cover?

You know what I'm talking about, okay?

It gets reelected. He'll be the greatest world leader since Alexander the Great.

But not just that, the way in which he did it. He didn't have enough psycho fans in his

like grab bag at the ready, psycho fanciness in his grab bag at the ready where he could just come

up with like bootlicking isms to say immediately. Those things he said, he read quotes from his book

that he'd already written about Donald Trump. It's crazy. Whoa, so what, which is okay, if we're

playing ridiculous grift like comparisons, which is crazier? Quoting your own book multiple times

on your show or like Charlie Kirk making a book out of your tweets.

So I don't think I don't think any of those things is crazy on its own. And that's the kind of

non double standard you'll hear from Brett honesty, Ehrlich over here. I think both of those

balance are fine. Okay. I think reading from your own book is fine, but only if it's statistics,

or if you're quoting someone you interviewed in your book. And then I loved in the old borders

in Thousand Oaks, California by the register was like these little tiny easy reading books.

And really, that practice of taking your books and moving it into like a,

your quips and moving it into book form. That dates back to Nietzsche. So I'm fine with that.

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