Bill Kristol

Or is it just a whole bunch of corrupt elites who just wanted to get rid of the current, the centrist liberal establishment or the centrist Republican establishment, I suppose, so they could get their hands on everything?

Bannon, Tucker, all these people, I mean...

I guess the two leaders that we've seen who do care about it, I guess, would be Thomas Massey and Marjorie Taylor Greene.

And they're both out of favor with the movement because they took some part of it seriously.

And I suppose in economics, there might be one or two people who took seriously the notion that he cared about the working class and was going to bring manufacturing jobs back and all this.

Vance literally becomes well-known by writing a book called Hillbilly Elegy, you know?

And it's about this.

And now there's not a trace of it left, really.

I mean, occasional, tiny rhetorical traces, but very, very few.

And now he's hanging out with Peter Thiel.

Stephen Miller, who becomes famous as the super militant, they're taking, the immigrants are taking jobs of all these hardworking Native Americans.

Again, he and his wife there, are they even pretending to be interested in, I mean, they're interested in

being brutal authoritarians, I suppose.

But again, with them, they're enjoying the, you know, the high life, so far as one can tell here in Washington and at Mar-a-Lago and stuff.

The whole thing is such a fraud, such a con.

Okay, that was a good point.

Yeah, my only comment on Tulsi, which is really courtesy of our friend, Tom Joslin, who noticed this.

Trump, when he says it was fine for Tulsi, it was important that Tulsi be there in Georgia.

He said, because she's got to make sure the elections are

and legit or not rigged or something going forward.