Liz Wheeler

speaks to each issue in a way that's both not condescending, but also understandable to anybody, regardless of how closely or not you follow politics. But the brilliance of the speech happened within the first five minutes, less than that first two minutes, when he points to the Democrats who with their stupid little signs, you know, what do they look like? I don't know whose idea that was, but

The memes are great, so I appreciate the idea. But he points to the Democrats and he says, it doesn't matter what I do. It doesn't matter if I cure cancer. It doesn't matter if I achieve universal peace. Things that all of us want. You would still not stand up and clap. And the brilliance of saying that.

The memes are great, so I appreciate the idea. But he points to the Democrats and he says, it doesn't matter what I do. It doesn't matter if I cure cancer. It doesn't matter if I achieve universal peace. Things that all of us want. You would still not stand up and clap. And the brilliance of saying that.

The memes are great, so I appreciate the idea. But he points to the Democrats and he says, it doesn't matter what I do. It doesn't matter if I cure cancer. It doesn't matter if I achieve universal peace. Things that all of us want. You would still not stand up and clap. And the brilliance of saying that.

Yeah, before he said anything of substance.

Yeah, before he said anything of substance.

Yeah, before he said anything of substance.

That's right. It wasn't even so much of a prediction as he wanted to highlight to everyone watching that I am now going to walk you through a whole bunch of these things that I'm talking about, whether it's health in our country, whether it's, you know, world peace, you know, what he's doing with Zelensky, whether whatever it might be that people like getting boys out of girls sports.

That's right. It wasn't even so much of a prediction as he wanted to highlight to everyone watching that I am now going to walk you through a whole bunch of these things that I'm talking about, whether it's health in our country, whether it's, you know, world peace, you know, what he's doing with Zelensky, whether whatever it might be that people like getting boys out of girls sports.

That's right. It wasn't even so much of a prediction as he wanted to highlight to everyone watching that I am now going to walk you through a whole bunch of these things that I'm talking about, whether it's health in our country, whether it's, you know, world peace, you know, what he's doing with Zelensky, whether whatever it might be that people like getting boys out of girls sports.

Everybody likes that except for the man wearing pink in the Democrat caucus. And. It highlighted it so that throughout the speech, every time the Democrats didn't stand up, we as viewers thought, oh, because they're so hateful because they don't care about us. They only care about their own viciousness towards Trump.

Everybody likes that except for the man wearing pink in the Democrat caucus. And. It highlighted it so that throughout the speech, every time the Democrats didn't stand up, we as viewers thought, oh, because they're so hateful because they don't care about us. They only care about their own viciousness towards Trump.

Everybody likes that except for the man wearing pink in the Democrat caucus. And. It highlighted it so that throughout the speech, every time the Democrats didn't stand up, we as viewers thought, oh, because they're so hateful because they don't care about us. They only care about their own viciousness towards Trump.

And that was the brilliance of the speech, because we all came away with it with this list in our minds of all the different things that they can't bring themselves to clap for. They couldn't clap for a little boy with brain cancer.

And that was the brilliance of the speech, because we all came away with it with this list in our minds of all the different things that they can't bring themselves to clap for. They couldn't clap for a little boy with brain cancer.

And that was the brilliance of the speech, because we all came away with it with this list in our minds of all the different things that they can't bring themselves to clap for. They couldn't clap for a little boy with brain cancer.

How evil is that?

How evil is that?

How evil is that?

Yeah, I had The Exorcist of the Washington, D.C. diocese on my show in the fall. I want to say it was in October. He, really interesting, really, in a funny way, very down-to-earth guy, even though he must deal with literal demons. And I asked him, tongue-in-cheek, because he's probably not going to say exactly, but I asked him, I was like, so what is, like, Congress like in that regard?