And today I think is a really big day for our economy, the labor movement, the social

justice movement, indigenous peoples, and people all over the United States of America.

Because today is the day that we truly embark on a comprehensive agenda of economic,

social, and racial justice in the United States of America. That's what this agenda is all about.

Yesterday we started reading from the 10 most insane requirements of the Green New Deal from

the Federalist and we're finding it. Both troubling, interesting, and highly amusing as we went through it.

Does she believe this stuff?

The Peace Jack mentioned was written by one David's Harsani senior editor at the Federalist,

who is also the author of a new book First Freedom,

arrived through America's enduring history with the gun, a thought provoking, right?

Hello, David, how are you, sir?

I'm all thanks for having me.

Hey, good writing. Really enjoyed that. It was informative and funny.

Yeah, I appreciate it.

Yeah, let's touch on a couple of the points in the Green New Deal that you found the

the most questionable.

Well, this stuff actually writes itself, so I can't take this credit.

But on a serious note, it's a little bothersome that people in this country,

people who are elected in elected office in DC think that you can actually get rid of around

99% of our energy production and generation. That seems problematic to me more than anything else.

And then to think that one thing in this sort of the talking points for this is that every

building in America, every apartment building, every house, every factory will have to be retrofitted

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