Welcome to the Eric Erickson Show podcast, Our 3.

Hello America.

It is Eric Erickson here.

I hope you are ready for the weekend.

We're going to do an open line Friday to do 877973-7-425, but I got a monologue for a little bit.

Glad to have you with me.

You know, so we got a caller, and I'm going to come to the caller here in just a minute,

who called in to want to know why I wasn't talking about the subject.

I was actually going to talk about this topic.

And to kick off the topic, I want to play you some audio from The View where Anna Navaro

and Joy Behar got into it a little bit.

Ron, and we should all be standing in solidarity with what's going on. Well should be standing in solidarity in this country for men who are trying to control us. Well, I agree, but let's not make that comparison. Why not? Because those people, those women over there are getting killed. I'm not saying their equivalents. I'm just saying we need to watch what's going on in our own country, too. Because these memories are very different conversations.

I think that that was probably a bit of a...

Very different conversations, Anna says.

And it is a very different conversation.

I'm sorry, Joey Behar.

You're so broken by American politics.

You can't understand this.

Women are getting killed in Iran for taking off their jobs.

When Barack Obama was president, 2009, you had the Arab Spring, where young Arab citizens of Middle Eastern countries took to the streets demanding rights, demanding democracy, demanding change.

In Iran, a citizenry was inspired to do the same.

And Barack Obama turned his back on them, trying to get a deal with the Iranian mullis.

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