Andrew Klavan

And as you say, it was two things he did.

He said, we are here.

Our first job is to protect American citizens, not illegal immigrants.

They sat on their hands.

And then he told the story of a woman essentially being legally kidnapped so that they could transfer into a man

And he said, when they sat on their hands then, he said, you people are crazy.

I just thought that was absolutely great.

I'm telling you, if they hadn't earned it, I would think it was uncivil, but it was just right.

He did the right thing, and it was great.

Yeah, you know, this is a really interesting question about this.

We always talk about the State of the Union, and we always try to be honest about the fact that it usually doesn't move the needle very much, but it can change the dialogue sometimes.

And one of the things that's been shocking to me, as Trump's polls have not been very good, as people have said,

unbelievably that they're still as bad, they're worse off than they were a year ago.

One of the things that will be interesting to see if maybe he did remind people of what it was like under Joe Biden, why they voted him back into office and what it would be like to have him back.

I mean, how can anybody think, you know, Trump is so bad, this guy is so bad that we have to go back to children being butchered,

to people being hired according to race, to this absolute unrelenting hatred of the country as an entity.

It's hard for me to see how people can really think that.

I may be wrong.

Maybe the polls are right.

But I do wonder if that idea is so fragile that he may be broken.