There is a great deal of these prominent personalities that I would specifically single out as part of the conservative movement who don't believe a thing they say.

They get paid to say it.

We saw this when a bunch of conservatives are promoting buying soda on welfare.

Conservatives advocating for welfare to buy Coca-Cola. That makes no sense. They got paid to do it.

So they're advocating for India. America first

pull the foreign foreign trade all of a sudden now advocating for India as a great, they got paid to do it.

And more recently when I rejected money to promote the film Animal Farm by Angel Studios, which is an anti-capitalist retelling of the story, which makes no sense.

And tons of right-, which makes no sense.

And tons of right-wing individuals promoted the film because they got paid to do it.

Well, Tim, thanks for being here.

We're very excited to have you.

Welcome back to Chicago.

I'm sure you're happy to be here in the city.

How was your trip in? Great. I just got Portillo's. Great. Is that a main say for you?

Of course. If you live in the city, you know it. I mean, there's smaller places that everybody knows about. And my boy Brandon right here, we're both from here. And we were talking about going to Nicky's on Archer and Austin. Austin, but it's hard to get down to the midway area where we're from and then come down here.

So we settled with Portillo's and Kellan, our producers. He's from DC's never had it, so we were like, we have to go. You have to. Have to do it. How about deep dish pizza? That's tourist pizza. Everybody knows it. Okay. Everyone knows it. You gotta get a Chicago Tavern pizza, you know, square cut. I like Jardinara on mine.

Great.

Yeah.

Well, once again, thanks for being here.

You know, this event, the American Identity Summit, it's our second edition.

And really, it, we want to answer some fundamental precepts, meaning primarily, what are the

fundamental tenets of the American identity? How are they changing

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