Michael Knowles

Al Gore made his career on that PowerPoint movie.

And the Democrats have been talking about this since 1972.

Now they're saying, pull the plug on that.

They're obviously trying to downplay the trans issue, unsuccessfully though, because they haven't changed their opinions at all.

They're trying to downplay their support for open borders.

They can't really even hide that.

So we are lucky that the Democrat strategy, they told us this months ago, was they're going to run like Abigail Spanberger in Virginia.

Abigail Spanberger, who pretended to be a moderate and then immediately upon taking office, gave us the most left-wing agenda we'd ever seen in Virginia.

The problem with that is we've now seen how it plays out.

And so when you push these people even a little bit, you saw it in the California governor debate, you saw it in the LA mayor debate.

When you ask them on any of these issues, you know, do you want to give welfare to illegals?

Do you want, you know, do you do you want to just open up the borders to your country?

They all say yes.

They can't they can't help it.

And yeah, I mean, it's I always say the Republican Party is the worst party in the United States other than the Democrats.

You know, nothing drives inflation as reliably as energy, obviously.

And this is just one of these points that when you zoom out from the historical perspective, I think this is what caused a lot of skepticism on the Iran war is.

You know, the way President Trump talks about it, I think he's totally sincere.

I think he viewed this as a digression because it met his non-negotiable line, which is we can't let Iran have a nuclear weapon.

and reasonable minds might disagree about how close Iran was to a nuclear weapon, but he said, look, that's satisfied my criterion, so we're gonna go there, but it's just gonna be a little digression.