Jamie Franks

And I forget who said it, but…

Maybe it was Chris Rock.

Maybe.

I'm sorry if I'm misattributing this or maybe he stole it from somebody else or whatever.

But anyway, I think it was Chris Rock.

And he said the reason why he has never publicly spoken about his politics is that as soon as you do, you have immediately alienated half of your audience.

And one of the things at this stage in my life, one of the things that drives me nuts is when people...

assume to know what my politics are number one I guarantee you unless you know me very very very very well unless you were one of my best closest friends I would bet money that you are wrong about my politics but

I don't know if this makes your point or not, but the only thing I have posted on social media about all of those things you just listed is I posted a couple of days ago making fun of all the people that are posting about the Minneapolis thing.

So I don't know if that counts.

No.

Well, the one thing I did post, and I actually got quite a bit of a reaction from it, is I posted a pretty nice picture of myself diving.

And I said, if you want to see how ugly the world is, go on the news.

If you want to see how beautiful the world is, go outdoors.

And I actually got tons of social media interaction on that.

So here's the thing on that.

And this this is not a partisan statement at all.

This is this is a fact that anybody is free to look up for themselves.

Like if you are taking a side on this issue, if you're taking a hard stance on one side or the other on this thing in Minnesota, you are doing exactly what they the big evil they you're doing exactly what they want you to do.

You're not being provocative.