Michael Knowles

that nobody could move fast enough to make people not feel that pain.

On top of that, I think the foreign interventions, even though they have been very successful so far, those foreign interventions have created the perception, especially among the podcast class, which then bleeds down into the young men, which then does affect the vote, is the idea is that

The United States is not focusing enough on domestic matters, only more on foreign matters.

There are reasons for this too, which is it's easier for the president to intervene internationally than it is domestically because there are no federal judges and Democrat congressmen and governors internationally.

You actually don't need to really deal with them.

In any case, in any case, this is a major problem.

This should be a five alarm fire for Republicans heading into the midterms.

And I mentioned Charlie earlier.

assassinations work, that's why people do them.

And this one worked.

This one led to a lot of division on the right because they took out one of the clearest leaders of the young right.

And what's so funny about Charlie is Charlie is recognized as the voice of a generation of the young conservatives.

And he became that.

But when Charlie started

One of the ironies is Charlie was primarily talking to boomers.

When he started, he was speaking on cable news and he was going to these fundraisers with a lot of gray-haired Republicans.

And the pitch was always that he was going to speak to the young voters.

But the first skill that he honed was speaking to older voters and donors.

It was this kind of funny paradox.

What's so amazing about Charlie, though, is...