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Alright, join me today is the host of the aptly titled David Web Show on SiriusXM and Reality Check on Fox Nation and an old buddy of mine.

David Web finally. It's crazy man. Welcome to the room.

It's right. Two D's together again.

Two David's will see what happens here. So he does actually I just said to you before we started. I mean, I've been doing this show now some version of this for five plus years.

I don't know how you have not stepped in the studio. I mentioned you often and we're good buddies and we go back a while. But our paths.

Yeah, I think both our audiences are wondering who the other one is. Yeah, well, you know, like is you touch down and I'm taking off or I touch down and you're taking off and for everybody watching.

Literally you and I said, where are you? I'm landing here. No, I'm at the airport going here and this has happened so many times it's not even funny. Yeah, all right.

We've done. It's kind of funny. It is kind of funny. Yeah. So we have an interesting history together because when we got to know each other was about seven, eight years ago,

we were both on serious XM. You were on the Patriot channel as you as you still are. I was on the out cue channel because that's where they put the gay people. I wanted to be on a political.

You had to be in your box. Yes, because it's because it's separate, but equal my friend.

There are. You know, it was an equal channel, but set, but they had us also in the corner. It was a little weird. But I really wanted to be on one of the political channels.

And I met with all the mayor and I said, I'll do the, you know, at the time I was a lefty. So I wanted to do the lefty, but I said there was a podis was sort of the nonpartisan.

I said, I'll even do the right channel and let me be the lefty on the right channel. They kept me on the gay channel. So be it.

But you were the first guy there. We must have. I don't even remember how we met probably just in the hallway.

And we started talking politics and you knew we had some differences. It was very obvious. And some similarities.

And some similarities. More, more now. Right.

But basically I started doing your show every couple of weeks. And we would talk about all our differences. We never punched each other.

Often we'd go out for bourbon or a steak after. There might have been a bourbon or two. I think there was a bourbon or two.

I knew you have a very high level of bourbon. But that almost feels like another time already when people used to do that.

Yeah. And here we are today in an environment where yeah, it's become more polarized.

But I've also seen more people move to the center. And I think that people can focus on the polarization.

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