RFK Jr. had a spicy confirmation hearing today. We'll talk about that tonight. Liz Wheeler joins us.

Chip Roy joins us. What a today, and I'm going to get to that here in just a minute

with the questions and the screaming and the questioning and everything else.

But let's just do a little analogy first, because what we're seeing right now on a macro level in this goes beyond America.

In Western civilization, what we're seeing right now is people looking for a place to trust,

looking for institutions to trust because their old ones violated the trust.

So we'll do a little analogy this way.

I want you to picture you live in a small town, small, very remote town, pretty small place.

And in this town, there is one car dealership, only one.

And it's owned by a local family.

And they really have sold all the cars to the people

in that town for the longest time. It's the local one. It's owned by a family. It's good that everyone

can trust them. It's good to go. And a hundred miles away, there's a big city with all kinds

of dealerships. Bad reputation. And so forever. Decade after decade after decade,

your dad, his dad, everybody, everybody goes to the same local car dealership. But something begins to

happen with the local dealership. It's bought out, new family, next generation, pick your whatever.

They start ripping people off, start selling lemons, not

making it right, scamming people out of money, screwing them on interest rates, year after year

after year, the local car dealership starts doing people wrong in taking all that trust that had been built up for

decades and just throwing it away. And so what will happen eventually, it's inevitable. Eventually,

the people in that town, they'll start making the drive. A hundred miles away to the big city. They're going to go start

shopping somewhere else. And when that happens, the people who work at the local dealership,

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