Maga in Civil War.

Gives me an excuse to say Civil War, not in the context of people killing each other,

just in the more political context.

And that is, there's been a big debate going on for some time.

There's some animosity between

prominent conservative personalities and each other and large organizations. And this is

bubbled up into the realms of conspiracy theory as well as just mainstream debate over the

direction the conservative movement should be going. Now, Donald Trump still has several years left, and he still

is basically a unifying force. But what happens when he goes? Will the right stick together

despite disparate ideologies coming together under Trump? Because, well, to be honest, the left

has gone particularly crazy. But now that we're seeing the waning of Woken DEI, it seems that the differences are

starting to really come to the surface between factions on the right. And thus, we have today's

debate. So how about, we'll start here with good sir Joel. Do you want to introduce yourself?

Yeah, my name is Joel Berry. I'm the managing editor of the Babylon B and Chief Troll in Aaron McIntyre's comment

section on Twitter. Well, right on, and Aaron McIntyre. Hey, I'm Warren McIntyre, a host a show on

Blaze TV, or in McIntyre show, catch it on YouTube, rumble, all of those places.

Let's just real quick, about an elevator pitch, what is the debate? What is the

argument? Well, I guess, you know, first of all, I think it's a debate worth having a debate worth

having in the open. And I think it's encouraging that we're having this debate. It's a sign that

we've kind of won in one sense. We've made it to level two.

The only interesting conversations being had right now are on the right, between the right and the

right and other factions of the right. And we're at this point where we kind of have to define

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