You know, sometimes I look at what people do, and I wonder if there's just that little crazy

calorie in there, there's just that gene where people just can't get out of their own way.

And we talk a lot about divisiveness in this country, and I'm not talking politics.

I'm talking culture.

I'm talking about how we live

our lives day to day. And you kind of got the left and you kind of got the right. And then you

kind of got fringes on both sides. And I think of those real fringes in our culture as the tails.

You think about a bell curve and a bell curve has tails on it.

And out here on the tails of the bell curve is where I think the fringe lives. And I do think

about those as tails and I think about them as the tails wagging the dog.

And that's where I think we've gone astray, because all the population lives in here, in this big pile of people, all in here.

And you would think they would control things.

But no, we got the tails out here

wagging the dog with this extreme thinking. It's the same on the right and the left, and I wonder

when we're going to wake up and say, you know what, why do we have the tail wagging the dog?

Why isn't the dog wagging the tail? Today I'm talking about the left.

When are they going to learn their lesson? They got a favorite game of renaming things and hoping

the rest of us are dumb. In January, President Trump took office. Whether you like him or whether

you don't, let's talk about what he's done that has to do with culture. He said, D.E.I.

Diversity, equity, not equality, equity, and inclusion was over with, that it's

discrimination with a fancy name and it's done. The backlash was heard. The woke era was over at universities and business.

But what really happened? Did they say, hey, we just lost an election. One that we thought,

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