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From the Abraham Lincoln radio studio, the George Washington broadcast center.

The Armstrong and Gettyshow.

I heard some of the podcast making an interesting point over the weekend that.

So, Bojo had to step down in England and great Britain over the weekend.

He's going to stay on until they elect somebody else.

They have a parliamentary system which is different than what we have.

We act like an America now that we have a parliamentary system which we don't.

In a parliamentary system, you vote for a party and then the guy that comes with the party is in charge.

But it's all the policies and everything of the party.

And we act like that's what's going on in the United States when it's not.

We end up with somebody president and they might have completely different policies than the party has.

And they don't get to do anything on their own anyway.

So, it's odd that we look at the president that way.

So, a couple of things around Biden and Trump and this article that I was reading a little bit from last week.

The permanent unpopularity of the American president.

And that we might just be going through an era because we do view the presidency that way.

As if the president can fix all of these problems on their own and assign them all of this responsibility.

That they'll never be more than like 40% popular.

At least until we get over this.

First of all, on the Trump side of things, I thought this was kind of an interesting conversation.

Bill Mar talking with Ben Shapiro.

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