Dave Smith

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And that is the Jonathan Pape escalation trap, you know, that essentially you got to get a win.

And that's what keeps, you know, it's like your foot's in the quicksand and you're like, I got to pull it out with my hand.

Now your hand and foot are in the quicksand.

So you got to pull it out with your other hand and you got, you know, and you just keep getting sucked into it.

I do, Rob, I kind of have to take a second here, which as you know, this has become in some ways like something that I just can't,

I don't know.

I can't stop talking about lately, but it's just so, you know, blatantly egregious.

But the the Trump supporting influencers.

I mean, I mean, look, I guess you could I'm sure you could make a comparison, but it's almost.

I guess I would compare them to almost like the way I felt about woke late night TV show hosts through the rise of wokeism where you'd almost look at these people who, you know, you had kind of previously, whatever you thought of Jimmy Kimmel or Stephen Colbert or, you know, some of these guys, or even like even some of the people like Rachel Maddow and stuff like that.

But like,

No matter what you had thought of them in previous iterations, you probably would have recognized them as like human beings.

You know, they're human beings with souls and thoughts and opinions and whatever.

And then you would just watch them like.

just tow the party line, even when the party line became the most ridiculous shit ever.

And you just kind of like lose respect for them.

But some of the, I mean, dude, listening to like Scott Jennings and Jack Pasebiak and Will Chamberlain and some of these guys, literally the Axios report comes out on Thursday, right?