Greg Gutfeld

Anyway, I think the Democrats are blessed with the binary filter of being within our border, where Democrats and Republicans are kind of seen as intellectual equivalents because there are two, two parties.

But once you step outside the country, that equality evaporates on contact.

It's like two guys playing Call of Duty.

Then they both go to war, but only one has real combat and experience and skills.

That's when the Dems that's what happens to the Dems when they leave the house and they venture outside and you see that they know nothing.

And it's like on cable news, you know, you could see AOC and Gav can raise themselves up by sparring online with Trump.

And you might think they're in the ballpark, but they're not even in the same country.

And I think the mistake since Obama was focusing on identity, but not national identity.

In fact, it was the opposite of national identity.

It was splintered factions and causes, whether it was trans, illegal rights, felon justice, kind of activist-driven climate pronouns, land acknowledgement.

So the Dems took this short-term virtue signal and let everything else go to pot.

So they became almost like the children in Lord of the Flies.

They just start going after each other.

And Republicans are—

just by default, look like adults, even if you disagree with them.

And they have to return to the island to establish order.

And the children hate it.

But the problem with this identity politics is you only focus inward and not outward.

They look like children because they are.

And it wasn't just Fox News that to Dana's point that took notice of this.