Well, howdy there, internet people, Lidsboo again.

So today we are going to talk about Trump, former President Trump,

responding to the committee, calling him out, because he put out his televised response.

And it's a normal Trump speech.

But one part of it, really, it's stuck in my ear

and it just rattled around.

And it's not the first time I'd heard it. It was just the first time I heard it in that context and in that way.

He said that the people on the committee were Marxist.

You know, you looked that word up and it says, you know, somebody who believes in the writings advocates for the writings of Marx, and you look that up, right? You look up Marxism. What

you find out is that it's a belief in a stateless, classless, moneyless society where the workers have seized the means of production

and they control everything.

You really think people in Congress

are advocating for the working class?

I mean, is that the image you get

when you think of people in Congress. Right now close your eyes and

imagine Congressperson. What gets conjured up when you think of that?

Somebody in the upper class, a multimillionaire

who's part of the US government,

the antithesis of stateless, classless, and moneyless, the exact opposite.

And then you think about who gives them campaign contributions.

All those big businesses, they all own Congress people, right? Do you really think they'd be giving millions of dollars to people who are advocating that their businesses be seized by the workers.

Doesn't make sense. It doesn't track at all, like in any way, right? But here's the other

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