Well, back it up to the beginning where it's not a false dichotomy of if you're criticizing Trump, it means you're going to vote for the Democrats.

But what it does mean, and I had on the pollster, as far as I'm concerned, one of the only reliable pollsters out there, Richard Barris, big data polling, talking about the fact that like, okay, you're just going to make them become inactive voters and they're not going to turn

out at the midterms and low turnout doesn't favor Republicans.

The Post-Milennial reports, Democrat strategist says parties should pray long and hard for an

effing depression.

Yo, what?

A Minnesota accused assassin run an unhinged confession a cash Patel claiming Waltz urged him to murder

these Democrat lawmakers say what?

The nation, Trump is the Confederacy's revenge.

Well, right now, we have a lot of people talking about Trump's failings and his attack on his

base over the Epstein case.

I think it's important to realize the left is not any, any less unhinged.

In fact, I'd argue there's still substantially more unhinged.

But how do those of us who have backed Trump contend with him saying, do not support us?

It's interesting because Democrats are latching onto this story on Epstein. They're using it as

an attack vector on Trump. Now, I've laid out my position. It's very very, very clear. I'm going to

support Trump in his efforts that I think benefit us and I will criticize him in efforts that I think

are detrimental as anyone should. And that means the Epstein thing is miserably

bad for him and he needs to be called out on it. I'm also kind of happy that he's got these

victories and I'm happy we dodge the Democrats. They're crackpots. But Viva Fry made a great point.

I'm going to bring him in. We've been having some weird browser update issue, so I'm going to try and track the audio. Here we go. Here we. One, two. Okay. There we go.

I believe we solved the echo issue. The browsers initializing poorly. Viva, can you hear me?

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