The Michael Berry Show.

Every day, I come to you with the crazy things going on in your world.

Because I think they need to be exposed.

And I think fear of exposure leads to perhaps it happening less.

It leads to more pushback to it.

It leads to better awareness, which leads to a number of other things.

But I will tell you I get ground to a feeling frustrated wanting to see something positive.

And I don't just mean from politicians or musicians or movies or corporations.

I mean wanting to see people in their personal lives reacting, doing something about it, engaging,

not just consuming content, but in a sense becoming that content.

And I have been searching, I have been hoping, and I had such a wonderful weekend,

pondering today's conversation because of something that has happened in this country.

I can already hear, because when you read your emails, you know what they're,

whatever I say, there was a certain percentage of people who almost through no fault of their own

are going to immediately say, are going to immediately poo poo that.

Because nothing can be good in our country anymore.

Now, if some of that people are getting older, yeah, I see it in myself.

You just become a little more cynical, a little less optimistic.

It happens testosterone helps with that, by the way.

But I also know that there is a foreboding sense.

I compare it to the civil rights movement that began before we study the civil rights movement.

And I compare it to how frustrating it had to be.

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