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I think about my buddy Sean Hannity, when I think about my other buddy Chris Cuomo,

when I think about the greatness of a Joe Rogan and others, I think that there are a myriad

of ways where I can end up having a very profound impact on the world of politics and the

political apparatus that exist in our nation in the United States

of America. Look, I got no problems with the brother, and I'm not trying to hate, okay? But,

I mean, saying the first thing he'd do is economics. What does that mean? What's the policy

behind economics? He said he checked with his pastor. I think it's more likely that he checked

with his publicist. But it's okay. You've had a complaint first downsy transplant. You know, other people in the Democratic Party are right. Like, you know, we lost badly. People have made their voices clear that they don't like the wokeism. They don't like the canceled culture. And if we, the Democratic Party, continue to say, actually, we're going to force it down your throats. you're going to like them no matter what, we will continue to lose and Donald Trump will continue to thrive.

Steve and I. continue to say, actually, we're going to force it down your throats. You're going to like them no matter what. We will continue to lose and Donald Trump will continue to thrive.

Stephen A. Smith has been talented as a presidential candidate by almost everybody, the New York Post, CNN, Fox News, even the current president himself. He calls himself an independent who

leans left that says the Democrats have, in his words, ravage the United States with lies,

woke culture and fearmongering.

And he joins me now.

Steven, great to have you on our sense soon.

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