Dan Bongino

He's entitled to his own opinion.

But I heard one of them say yesterday something like, we're going to be completely destroyed in the midterms.

Really?

Maybe.

It hasn't happened yet.

But I don't understand why we would even say that or plant that seed.

Why would we be destroyed?

The president's had an amazing year, considering all the variables we were dealing with.

The Democrats are pissed off at their own party.

If Virginia's gerrymandering, if that doesn't work out, and the Florida redistricting works, we got a damn good shot at holding the House.

I'm not doing the doom and gloom, man.

I'm not doing it.

And by the way, if we lose this birthright citizenship case, I can't say this enough.

We are going to be in a world of trouble.

I don't like hyperbole because it discredits you over time.

But when I say a potentially existential, like extinction level event, have you ever seen the movie Deep Impact?

Ellie, Ellie was having an affair with Ellie.

And it's talking on the phone about extinction level event, E-L-L-E.

If we lose birthright citizenship in the Supreme Court, and the Supreme Court, there are a couple different options.

We could win, number one, obviously, but say we don't.