Hello there. This is the Erkman, Texas show. Welcome, welcome, one and all. Welcome. Please be albin yes i'm one of i'm one of the

one and i'm one times thank you uh we've got a lot to look forward to today um first of all i'm gonna be

talking to naomi wolf you know naomi wolf she was the one who during the Gore campaign said that he needs

to wear earth tones or something like that, right? He was, uh, was he too much of an alpha male or so? I don't

remember. Does anybody remember this? This is like from a thousand years ago when Al Gore was still

alive. Okay. Al go. Okay. Al Gore, not ringing a bell. Neither of you guys

remembers that. That's how she was, anyway, the point is that that's not the point. The point is

that Naomi Wolf is pretty much politically left. She's Jewish. She was in my class at Yale,

class of 84. And I remember her from then, but she's gone on to be a political consultant.

She's worked for the Clinton.

So she is not where I am.

However, the other day, she appeared on Tucker Carlson to talk about some things where we agree radically.

She was talking about how being forced to wear masks, being forced to take vaccines,

all of this stuff, the suspension of what seemed to be our basic rights as Americans for the sake of this pandemic doesn't seem

right to her. And as she was talking on Tucker Carlson, I thought, isn't this fascinating

that somebody who's so politically different for me in some ways would agree with me so strongly

on other things, on the danger of big government controlling our lives. And it's a good

thing, folks, when we can link arms with those on the other side on issues. It's an important thing.

I've talked about it with regard to William Wilberforce, about whom I wrote in my book,

Amazing Grace. he linked arms with

people on the other side of the aisle because they agreed with him that slavery must be abolished,

and he was willing to work with them because his concern was for the slaves. He says, I don't

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