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I want to talk about the green new deal. There's some interesting stuff going on with various

copies either real or not floating around on the internet. Nobody can quite figure out what's

going on there. There was either deleted or not deleted from websites and stuff like that.

I don't know, I don't know who's playing the game how. It's kind of complicated.

I think I do. I think I do. And we will get to that at some point. I prefer to call it the

red new deal, but Kevin Williamson, I don't know if you know his name. He's a writer. He's a thinker.

He's a super crazy smart guy. He burbled up in the news when he was hired by the Atlantic

to offer a conservative perspective from time to time. And then the readers of the Atlantic went

so berserk over the hiring of somebody who might challenge their ideas that they immediately fired

him before he wrote a syllable for God. He's that guy. One of the most enormous acts of cowardice of

out of that actually very, very good publication. It's unimaginable, but they're in business to make

money in their desperate. So desperate times call for calling their firing Kevin Williamson

apparently, but he wrote a piece for the National Review this weekend that absolutely blew my mind.

I would rank it among the best things I've ever read in my life. I was just going to say I've

read it twice and I'm going in for three right after the show. That's in you know, what kind of

magazine article has that impact? The principle we're going to discuss. Well, I tweeted a picture of a

donut Joe, Joe tweeted that article. Huh? The arm's strong and getting. I tweeted a picture of a maple

bar with a stick of bacon on it, which was delicious. So it's like the long john thing, a maple,

but yeah, and one strip of bacon like on the top of it or or into it on top of it. Wow. That

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