Well, millions know Mike Roe is the host of Discovery's Dirty Jobs and the voice behind a multitude of hit documentaries like Planet Earth and Deadliest Kat.

He's also a philanthropist, producer, and a former opera singer, not to mention one of America's fiercest advocates for skilled trades.

He thinks hard work pays.

The universities have a big PR problem and that canceled culture, well, needs

to be canceled.

I spent 20 years crawling through sewers on dirty jobs, and I think when people see another

fellow member of the species covered with somebody else's crap, well, they kind of trust them.

What is your assessment of where America is right now?

Like we're in a buffet line and there's just not a lot of choices in it. When a country is

constantly confronted with experts who can't agree, then we start to feel a bit like the kid

in Hans Christians Anderson's great story, the Emperor's

New Clothes.

And we're all just looking around at the other townspeople waiting for somebody to say, hey,

that guy's naked.

We're so starved for common sense that when we hear it, it's almost stunning.

On your travels around America, do you understand the Trump appeal?

He stepped outside of the machine.

He was never really in the machine.

So I think Americans, by and large, are starting to see the political class is very transactional.

This is an extraordinary time to be walking around and breathing the air.

But, man, if I had a, if I have a crystal ball, it is some kind of cloudy.

Now, Mike Roe, uncensored.

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