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A.J. Rice joins us today. He is CEO of Publius Communications, a firm in Washington, D.C., with whom I've worked before.

He is one of our most astute commentators on the national

scene. He's worked as news producer for Washington Times, The Blaze Network, Laura Ingraham's

show, and other prominent outlets. He publishes articles in the Hill, Newsmax, Epoch Times,

and many other places. His new book is a collection of his

recent writings. It is called The Woking Dead, how society's vague, vogue virus destroys our culture.

Welcome, AJ. Mark, great to be here, brother. You begin with, actually, a term in the introduction.

The Obama Zombies.

Who are the Obama zombies?

Well, my good friend, I was in his wedding, Jason Matera, wrote a New York Times bestseller about a decade ago about the people that elected Barack Obama the first time in 08 and who they were.

I think you know who they were. You wrote about them as well. They were 20-something millennials,

Gen Y, that, you know, were basically swept up in the razzle-dazzle of the Michelle and Barack phenomenon.

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