Well, howdy there internet people, let's bow again.

So today we are going to talk about Trump versus the Coke Machine.

Sounds like you could be a children's novel.

It's not, it's actually a pretty big development in the run up to 2024, the political machine associated with Charles Koch has indicated that it is going to get involved and inject itself into the Republican primary.

That's a big deal because they've got money.

Money.

You're talking about a crew that'll drop almost 70 million dollars in a midterm.

They said that they wanted to turn the page.

It was time for the Republican Party to turn the page because they were choosing bad candidates.

It didn't use Trump's name, but it's very clear that's what they mean.

The Coke Machine is coming out against Trump.

That is welcome news.

That's welcome news.

It's a very influential group. But it also leaves a lot of questions. Like that's

that's the coverage. Hey they're coming out against him good and that's kind of where it

stops but it leads us to there's some follow-up questions that I feel like should

be asked. What about the Trump lights, the copies of a copy?

Those Xerox copied governors that mimic his leadership style.

Is Coke and company, are they turning the page on them too? And they might be. They might be. So Charles Koch, he's a libertarian. For Europeans, he's an American libertarian who's also a billionaire a

billionaire a billionaire libertarian in the United States I mean that basically means somebody who's opposed to any kind of regulation that stops billionaires from becoming trillionaires.

He not like libertarian in Europe.

No, it's the bad kind of puppy.

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