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And the people like Jimmy Kimmel, these elites who live in these mansions in the Hollywood Hills, I feel like they just look down on everybody else.

They look down on working class Americans who aren't in Los Angeles or New York.

And Jimmy Kimmel, he's gone viral for taking a swing at Mark Wayne Mullen, a former senator, now the secretary of Homeland Security, because Mark Wayne Mullen had a career for a little bit of time being a plumber.

And I want to play you this clip of Jimmy Kimmel.

Sage, I will give you the floor.

Well, absolutely.

What I found so interesting is he probably has a staff of 100 people, 150, at least a dozen writers, in my opinion, to work on the Jimmy Kimmel show.

These people have tons of writers, which means this went through so many producers to get into the prompter, to make it into the show notes, to sit around.

They probably thought this is so funny from their sort of liberal elite ivory tower at ABC Studios.

They thought this is so funny.

We're going to make fun of this guy for being a plumber.

Are you kidding me?

Plumbers, we're going to need more plumbers in the future, more electricians, more carpenters.

You know what I'm saying?

I tell so many young people who follow me, if you don't need to go to a four-year university, go to a trade school.

Learn how to do something because those plumbers in New York City where I used to live, they're making hundreds of thousands of dollars a year because you've got folks like me.

I can barely screw in a light bulb.

I'm going to need someone who knows how to do things.

And so it's like you're knocking these plumbers.

You're going to need plumbers in the future, Jimmy Kimmel, because you and your friends have no real-world skills.