All right, look, problematics. I am triggered, triggered by the expulsion of George Santos from Congress.

And let me be clear, it's not about George Santos himself. Okay?

George Santos himself, obviously the guy lied.

Obviously, the guy was not a particularly nice person

even before Congress.

Obviously, you know, this is not necessarily

the most upstanding individual in the world,

certainly not a hill to die on.

The reason that I am so triggered by this George Santos expulsion from Congress and if you've, you know,

follow me on any of my social media, so I just haven't been able to shut up about it ever

since I found out it happened is because to me it fully does

problematics. It really does. It's the straw that broke the camels back in

terms of how weak the Republican Party is in terms of the fact that these people

defend absolutely nothing they will not even defend each other certainly they will

not defend you and what it really does is it really does underline the fact that these are a bunch of weak people who do not wield their power when they use it.

And they also will throw one of their own under the bus in a single solitary second in order to look good for Democrats or in order to have a couple

of favorable things written about them on CNN or the New York Times or wherever, okay?

And so I got to admit,

problematic, I'm going to be completely honest about this.

There's a point in every conservative media

personality's life or any public conservative's life where they really do want to be, I think,

one of the good ones. I call it the one of the good ones syndrome and I went through a lot of this I would say in the summer of

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