Mike Nellis

Yeah, well, they're fake Christians.

They're fake constitutionalists.

Like everything that they claim to believe in is circumstantial.

And I think what happened to you is actually the perfect example of that because they spent the last,

three, four days, really the last two weeks since the incident of the church, arguing that you're not a journalist, which has been your profession for, you know, 20, 30 plus years.

But they'll argue that Jack Probstack, the Pizzagate guy, is a journalist.

They can go ask questions at the White House press briefing, which is ridiculous.

So I think to me, it's... Or the kid who was, who went to Minnesota.

Yeah.

Well, I mean, look, I think they want the Constitution for them, but not for us.

They want the right to free speech for them, but not us.

The Second Amendment for them, but not us.

And I think that that's completely screwed up.

And what they do is they wrap themselves in the flag.

They wrap themselves in their faith.

They wrap themselves in this bullshit perception about...

family values and my people, the Democrats, run away from that stuff because we get scared when we own all that stuff far more than they do.

And I think for guys like Vance, Vance doesn't believe in anything.

He won't defend his wife when she's facing racist attacks from his own party, won't defend the Constitution when his own boss is trampling on it, claiming we should nationalize elections and have the Republican Party take them over in blue states.

We need to talk about that, by the way.