Ed Martin

And more importantly, we believe in the Monroe Doctrine.

And we say in our hemisphere, just like Venezuela is learning, in our hemisphere, don't screw around or you're going to find out.

So she squared off with Buckley.

And the inside story, Steve,

is fantastic.

It's like a TMZ episode.

She had been a prominent kind of ally of his on social issues, conservative issues, although he betrayed the conservatives by blaming the Birchers and everybody for all sorts of things.

But still, she was an ally that night when she destroyed him in a one-hour

debate on the Panama Canal where she showed he was in the tank for the lawyers and the big bankers.

When it was over, when it was over, the tradition was Buckley with a flourish would, especially for a woman, would take you to the curb in New York City and hail a cab.

And Phyllis said to me, you can picture it, Steve, with a rueful smile.

She said something like,

He didn't even call a cab for me.

He was so pissed.

You can see it.

It's up on the website.

He was so mad.

But that's the divide.

The divide is, as you and I have talked about, is the globalists and the elites and the money that naturally corrupts systems and the people that are sticking to the Constitution and the values and everything else.

And that was what made that split happen.