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The Michael Verishow is on the air.

So an interesting thing happens today.

And I often use emails from listeners as a great way to deal with issues that I think you're probably confronting in your life.

Or at least in your own mind.

And so I use that kind of as a technique or as an instrument.

I don't just randomly pull emails and read them on the air because they come from a listener.

I do read all though the emails, but most of them are not things that are worthy of making on the air.

But sometimes there will be a comment or a question that I feel like a lot of people probably want to know this.

So we start with the speaker of the house and we all worked very hard to create a Republican majority so that we could choose the speaker and Nancy Pelosi wouldn't be the speaker.

Our first layer of success was we won a majority of the house races. That's hard to do.

And now we're in the majority, the Republican party. Now we're a two party state, two party nation.

We're really basically the only such political structure in the world, at least with all the factors that work in what we do.

In the parliamentary democracies of England, UK, Israel, France, you see, that's a bit of a stretch to use that broad term.

But in other major nations, you have governmental systems when I guess Brazil is closest to our system.

Let me not get distracted.

You can never speak 100% accurately when you're comparing political systems, but it doesn't matter.

In Israel and the UK and India, you will have, you have a diversified set of parties.

So you've got a green party. You've got a conservative party.

In the United States, everyone doesn't fit neatly into one or the other party.

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