I think it is that the geeks shall inherit the earth. Not the meek. This is a glorious time.

You know, the old kind of jab learned a code that the left would throw at people when they would

lose their jobs as a coal miner? Well, learn to code. My late brother's son, Braden, is a computer programmer, and I don't know where

that came from, because we are a family full of cops and plant workers with one talk show host.

Nobody in our family, we can barely turn a computer on much less code and program, but he does, and I love it.

Well, this is such a glorious time.

The mindset of America is accountability and transparency.

We know that there is behind the curtain this wizard,

and we don't know what that wizard is,

and we know we're pouring all our money in, and none's coming back.

But how on earth do we solve this problem?

It's intransigent.

It's too complex to ever solve.

You've heard that, right?

And yet, here comes along Elon,

who's somewhere on the autism scale, pure genius in a way that I can hardly comprehend,

his reasoning skills, his ability to process things on a, on a multi-planetary level.

And he brings with them these young, really smart guys, and they start tearing apart the details and going,

here's your waste, and here's your waste, and here's your waist, and here's your waist.

Well, one of the names that has come to my attention because of Elon is on Twitter,

and the handle is Data Republican, and she says Republican with a small R,

as in a person who believes in the Republic, this style of government, representative government. And so I started reading everything

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