the Michael Barry show. All right, let's go to RC. Your thoughts on last night go.

I'm going to vote for Trump, but as I watched the V8 last night, it reminded me of something that

we talked about about eight years ago about the youth movement that needs to be established in

the Republican Party. The San Francisco 44, the back is younger. The sentiment of the youth

is all in parallel to them and that came from Trump. That sprouted from Trump. Everything they

see it sprouted from Trump. So they're his flowers, so to speak. So those old dinosaurs up there

with a globalist ideas, they robbed messed up foreign policies and they just really showed us

that they were not America first. The youngest candidates up there was America first,

unyieldingly and that they hated that. They really did. If the Republican Party did not see that

and they want to go for the same old Oaky Doke that's been going on, then we in big trouble.

Yeah, to the extent that the Oaky Doke is being pulled by any of the candidates other than

Decentis and Ramaswamy. I didn't see anyone going for it. It tells you as much about that debate

last night as it does our political process and our governing process that I watched on Fox

afterwards. I watched their debate coverage and they had people on without telling you,

oh, this guy's paid by this for that candidate and they would tell you that Nikki Haley,

woo, she had a night tonight. Oh my God. She's a woman. I'm a woman and she clearly won. Wait a minute.

I thought we didn't like identity politics. You forgot to bring a black guy on and say,

Tim Scott was so good. He's black and I'm black. And he was amazing. Those candidates

being referred to by someone in the spin room that you're talking about spin, making the case

that Tim Scott had a good night. Good grief.

Tim Scott is still given the same speech you give for a college scholarship as a high school

senior to some business organization in town. My single mama raised me. We didn't have nothing

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