Obviously, Colorado is one of those states that could enter some tipping point hellscape.

The best thing you can do really is protect the rest of the country from that potentially

happening by being vigilant where you are if you still have a fighting chance.

I think the larger conversation which we try to have on the show, on the show with Sarah's

background, watching Missouri just get worse and worse and just always appalling.

It's the same sort of news stories we hear out of Russia and Turkey with these anti-democratic

laws all deliberately done so the conservatives in these states could steal power, stamp

power and it's just a mini-autocracy.

Those situations really need some sort of federal intervention just like there was during

the civil rights movement in the South.

If they're at that crisis point, just like what the EU is being forced to do with Hungary,

the European Union might prevent billions of dollars now going to Hungary because of the

autocracy and corruption there.

That's essentially like a federal action in the EU against anti-democratic Hungary.

When states slide into a autocracy like Missouri and Ohio, it's that you do need to have some

federal intervention.

To prevent Colorado, states like Colorado that still have a lot of luxuries, a lot of democratic

luxuries that Missouri and Ohio no longer have just fight like how to keep that garden

clean, just really focus on the weeds and by doing so you're going to be helping the larger

picture in the US.

Garland is running out the clock and he's running it hand in hand with members of Congress

who remain perpetually on vacation.

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