And there's nothing going on tonight, we can sit here like, oh, maybe you just get

drunk and stay inside.

Good afternoon, Michael Miles here, let that be your welcome for the next hour.

We have what this a special return and guest, my buddy, Jack Pasoba, he is senior editor

human events and host the human events daily podcast, which is massively successful, far

more than this train wreck of a show.

Jack, after I booked you to be on this week, you were the, let's use the word recipient,

target victim hero of a hit piece by the guardian, everyone's favorite, most reliable outlet

from overseas.

The headline says it's all about trolling, how far right influencers are shaping Republican

narrative.

It's just, let's just even start there.

Do you consider yourself to be far right and what do you think that term means?

I mean, it's, it's really amazing when you see these projardos be thrown around.

So what I think of is they came up with the term far right because they had to describe

somebody who was a Trump supporter that came up in 2016, but wasn't sort of a, not even

necessarily a doctrinaire conservative, but somebody who is around in the sort of conservative

pundit space before 2016.

So you'll notice this in media that most of the time when they're trying to differentiate

between the two.

So we just said new right because we're looking for a term to differentiate the two, the

some pundit who came up prior to 2016 will always be conserved, will always be described

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