Ben Shapiro
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Like, look at this amazing place, Tallahassee.
And all of us over here are like, yeah, I mean, it's Tallahassee.
So like cool and everything, I suppose.
But that's the thing.
Like America, we don't even appreciate what we have.
If you ever visit Europe during the summer, there's a reason that every single summer, tens of thousands of people die in heat waves in Europe because they don't use air conditioning.
A huge percentage of their housing is built without air conditioning.
Here, you're arguing with your spouse about whether the air conditioning should be at 70 or 68 because America is amazing.
So apparently there was controversy that broke out over American style halftime shows that are now being implemented in the middle of the World Cup, which again, like this is great.
America putting our stamp on the World Cup by basically being like, we're just going to have a musical act in the middle of the soccer match.
It's pretty wonderful.
But what's the controversy?
I mean, I'm sure that you're going to be shocked to learn I am not.
Well, I do think that President Trump should definitely authorize a Blue Angels and B2 flyover of every single World Cup game just to remind everybody that we could theoretically hit them at pretty much any time.
That America, not only do we build things bigger and better here, but also our military is just the best.
Well, Lyndon Blake, really appreciate the time and the insight.
And, you know, the pick me up because there's so many things to be down about these days.
Everybody's very upset about a reflecting pool, you know, but it's good to remind people that actually America is kind of awesome.
The reflecting pool thing is, oh my gosh.
No, as I've been saying, that is the best, I think, the best evidence that America is amazing is that random Uber drivers are very, very worried about a pool they will never visit 1,000 or 2,000 miles away.