Bill Kristol

And I do think the culture of that one is so funny because it's so much the opposite, don't you think?

Someone made this point of like the slalom and all these very, you know, sports where you got to cut a tenth of a second off and you aerodynamically this and you tilt this thing.

And these other guys are like just...

You might think that that is what it means to be an American and that to say the opposite is actually what's un-American.

You can't criticize dear leader, but that's just, that's yesterday, Tim.

You got to get with the times here, you know, criticizing dear leader.

I mean, that is not, you can't do that.

That's really disrespectful.

And probably you should be at least stripped of your citizenship and maybe just don't, you know.

thrown into detention.

Yeah, I haven't watched much.

I did flip it on a couple of times, and it seemed to, every time I did, I got, they were doing curling, which I can't say curling is really for me.

I don't want to criticize anyone else.

It's not un-American to like it.

People can do whatever they want.

It's a free country.

But I don't know, curling, really?

So I did eight seconds of research.

Like, why is curling a winter Olympics sport?

And the answer is, somehow it was in the first Olympics in 1924.