Well, America's changing and it's changing fast and there's no question about that.

There are bigger issues about is this change that we want, who's bringing on this change and all the rest of it.

But we find ourselves now in a situation where the battle lines and the culture war are becoming sharper and sharper.

And I think it's important to know which side you're on. I wish it didn't have to call it that way.

It'd be nice to not have to discuss it that way, but it seems crystal clear to me. I'm Bill Whittle with Steve Green and Scott on.

Gentlemen, the thing that I think is telling is from an article on an independent, probably Steve posted, I guess.

But basically, Nikki Haley, who's running for a Republican challenger for president in 2024,

had something to say about Ron DeSantis and his fight against Disney in Florida.

And this is where I think we need to get to the, where are you, where do you stand on the big, bigger issues?

So let me just read the tweet first.

I'm quoting from the story here and it says, hey, Disney, my home state will happily accept your 70,000 plus jobs if you want to leave Florida.

We've got great weather, great people, and it's always a great day in South Carolina.

SC's not woke, but we're not sanctimonious about it either.

Sanctimonious, of course, is Ron to, Ron to sanctimonious. So, so the,

this doesn't just apply to Nikki Haley. It applies to everything else. Disney, Budweiser,

Fox News now, all of these events are showing us that there is an enormous philosophical

divide among Americans, huge and growing philosophical divide among

Americans. And I'm just really quite shocked at the kind of the tone deafness of that, Steve.

Disney used to be a six-letter shorthand for wholesomeness, Yes. Virtually my entire life.

People would not go to Disney movies because they were considered too wholesome.

They're too G-rated.

They're just, you know.

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