Tonight on The Readout.

Hello, I'm Mike Lindell, inventor of My Pillow.

Thanks to your support, you've helped make My Pillow become one of the fastest growing

companies in America.

Hit your wagon to Trump and you end up on the trash heap.

The My Pillow guy now says he's broke and can't afford his lawyers anymore.

And then you have Kevin McCarthy who groveled at Trump's feet and has next to nothing to

show for it, except humiliation and no speaker's gavel.

And my friend Ali Velshey joins me tonight on Band Books Week and why he takes a stand

every week against the epidemic of book banning in this country.

And we begin tonight with the increasingly dangerous rhetoric coming out of the American

right.

On Thursday, Fox's Greg Gutfield went on the air and said this.

We had a war over slavery.

We knew slavery was inhumane and immoral, but somehow we couldn't solve slavery peacefully.

It was an evil, but one side refused to acknowledge that it was evil because it was too big of

an admission for them to make.

Doesn't that feel that way now that this defiant refusal to reverse this decline argues

against the survival of a country?

What does that leave you with?

It leaves you with you need to make war to bring peace because you have a side that cannot

change because then that means an admission that their beliefs have been corrupt all the

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