If nobody learned the lessons from 2016, then they don't deserve to have a free country.

Hi, everybody. I'm Bill Whittle here with my friend friend and colleague Alfonso Rachel, and this is

your Virtue Signal pre-election special. Zo, we're recording this. We had a couple of delays,

tornadoes in Texas and power outages in California. So we're actually recording this Saturday

for the election. And I think it gives us a chance to, you know, look at maybe on some level

look at the last two years. And I'm not interested so much of predictions because everybody's doing

that. I am interested in the tone of things, you know. This election, everybody says most important

of your life, I don't know about that, but I do know that I have

never seen such low behavior as the president of the United States coming out and declaring

that half of the country were near fascists, that democracy was at stake. And then when Hillary

Clinton announced that this break inin at Paul Pelosi's house

was a result of a right winger who's trying to finish off the work that they started on January 6th,

I said, I don't think this is going to have an effect. I know that they know that we don't believe

it because they know on some level that we're not what they say they are. But when I heard that,

I just thought, my God, these are the most cynical, evil, awful politicians we've ever had in this country.

And that includes teapot dome and all of it.

Do you get that sense of outrage that I got, you know, being, oh, something has happened at the last minute.

Ooh, we got to find a way to see if we can do something to head off this red wave.

Yeah, that's like a, that's a habit.

That's a pattern of Democrats.

And, you know, in our lifetime, we're seeing this kind of vitriol.

This ain't nothing new with Democrats.

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