And now from the Abraham Lincoln Radio Studio, the George Washington Broadcast Center,

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty.

Joe baby.

Things are getting weird.

I think they're weird fast.

I'm Strong and gettie.

But I know this.

Deloco.

Everyone knows it.

The dramatics could come down just a little bit.

And now he is Armstrong and Getty.

So the rise of Trump has been explained by various folks in various ways and those explanations have ranged from the unspeakably moronic and grossly oversimplified

to pretty insightful at times.

One of my favorites, somebody said that a lot of working America, well a lot of America period has got nothing but

condescension and judgment from the left and false promises from the right

about globalization that sort of thing for instance.

That it would do, oh it's good for everybody.

Yeah, my, the plant I worked at for 20 years just left.

Anyway, David Brooks of the New York Times is, he's allegedly a conservative, he's kind of a moderate conservative of a New York

Northeastern bent. But he's a good writer though and his piece this week is

getting a lot of attention. The headline is, what if we're the bad guys here?

And he writes about how Trump is still dominant in spite of all the indictments and stuff.

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