A conservative worldview would take account of what people actually want as expressed by what they do.

Not by what they should want. And I feel like everything has gotten think tank world is so abstract.

You literally have, and I've worked in think tank world. I've been here for 34 years, so I know the way the city works.

And I've seen people have debates like well you know that's

inconsistent with the the tenets of capitalism I'm like I don't worship capitalism

I worship God like wherever I'm a Christian but leaving out aside this is not a

religion it's a mechanical you know what I mean people can have better life

exactly right but if your system is making it

impossible for my children to get married then I am totally happy to set your system on fire

and blow it up because what is the point to serve the system I'm not serving a system I'm serving my

children no I'm not playing you Tucker Carlson to start the show off because I agree with what he's saying there.

But I am playing it because that is a sentiment.

Obviously, that was older, probably 15 years ago that he said that.

But that idea has become extraordinarily popular.

Really, what he's describing is not, he's saying conservatism ought to deal with this.

But what he's really describing is populism what he's really describing is how do the people feel about your policies how are your policies

changing their feeling about the ruling class i think that the the most profound thing he said there

and something that i relate to even though I disagree with some of his

policy proposals to remedy these issues that we do agree on is that if your system makes it

impossible for my child to buy a home I will burn it down I will burn it down

it's coming from a pretty pretty passive guy you. You know, I, you don't see Tucker

going crazy too often. So for him to say that is profound. And there's a ton of people in America

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