All America all the time. Sit down, buckle up and get ready for the Dan Bonjino show.

You know, when I was actively involved in politics in Maryland, I'm walking out of an event one time, right?

And this very, very smart older gentleman who've been involved in Maryland politics on the Republican

side for probably close to 30 years. He says to me, I'm going to tell you something. I watched

your speech inside. He said, I liked it. It's very good. He said, but one of the things I'd

encourage you to do is avoid assertions and ask more questions. I said, really, why is that?

He said, because when you ask a human being a question, no matter what, even if they hate you, the human mind can't stop trying to answer the question, no matter what. It just engages the mind better than an assertion. He says, if you're talking to a voter who may lean a little liberal, but may be open to voting for you, he's like, if you just make an assertion to them, they big government sucks, they go, blah, blah, I don't want to hear it, earmouse. But if you ask him a question, tell me how big, big governments worked for you, it'll engage them. And I thought, that's genius. And I've, for gosh, I don't know, how long would I run for office 15 years ago or something like that?

I've practiced that ever since.

So I put in the headline today and then on social media, MAGA Civil War or Liberal Media BS.

And I'll answer for you right now.

It is obviously liberal media BS. Ladies

gentlemen, there is no MAGA civil war going on. I don't know how many polls, whether there's

CNN, Harry Anton polls, real clear politics. I have a poll coming up. I'll show you a bunch of

them, receipts matter. There is no civil war in the MAGA movement.

I'm not telling you that there's not disagreements about significant policies in the MAGA movement.

From tariffs to Iran, to our dealings with Israel, of course there are disagreements.

But you suggesting there's some kind of massive civil war getting ready to fracture us like San

Andrea's fault, you have to back that up.

You made the assertion, not me.

If you're telling me there's a civil war, back it up.

Show me some substance.

The answer is you can't.

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