Had Kamala Harris won this election, Elon Musk would be destroyed. We just get drunk and stay inside.

Good afternoon.

Michael Malice here, let that beer. Welcome for the next hour. You guys are in for a real treat. I've got a little whole monologue. Our special guest this week is James Lindsay. His book, Race Marxism, I named one of my two favorite books I read, I think in 2023. His most recent book is called The Queering of the American Child, co-authored with Logan Lansing. He also co-authored How to Have Impossible Conversations with Peter Rogosian, a book I learned a lot about.

So there's a long backstory of how you're here, and this is actually really funny, because I

sat down and I thought to myself, okay, we're wrapping up the year, who do I love talking to

that there's, I respect their perspective so much

that I'd rather sit down and shut up when we disagree and hear their point of view because even

if I end up disagreeing with them at the end, I'm positive. They're going to say something that I

hadn't considered. And you're one of two people I booked. After I booked you, I go on

Twitter and I see you beefing with my buddies Dave Smith and Tom Woods. Then I was on Tom's show and I said

this to Tom and I'll say this to you. It really, and this is not a commentary on any individual in the situation.

It really bums me out when people who I like and respect go at it.

Like it just makes me sad.

And then the other person who I booked, Mike Sernovich, I see you go at it with him the day the episode drops.

There's a lot to unpack.

One of the things, the first question I wanted to ask you all seriousness, I saw a tweet where you had, and you just recently had this great prank, which I really want to get into.

It's absolutely hilarious.

I saw this tweet where you said that we're in hell.

And I thought that was very odd because I think people in the, what I guess can be very loosely called the Liberty Movement seem to be in a cautiously optimistic state of mind.

So I really want to know why you think we're in hell.

Yeah, I'm trying to remember why I would have said that.

That might have been a contextual hell.

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