Charles Duhigg

Suddenly you're having this dialogue and it's kind of interesting and it's fun and it seems very anti-authoritarian, which as a college student really appeals to me.

You've been to Turning Point USA rallies.

You know what they're like.

They are fun.

They are just a good time.

And part of that is because people are disagreeing with each other.

They're arguing with each other.

They're having debates.

And it's fun to watch people debate with each other.

It's fun to cheer for your side.

Now compare that to like No King's Day.

Somebody starts trying to debate at No King's Day.

They're going to get shouted down immediately.

It's not about debate.

It's about unity.

Absolutely.

And I think a lot of it is authenticity, right?

I don't think anyone came away from the Kamala Harris campaign feeling like this is the most authentic candidate we've ever had, who speaks her mind without thinking about the ramifications of the words coming out of her mouth.

Absolutely.

On Donald Trump, for whatever his faults, he seems authentic, right?