Miles Parks

It's this really interesting cycle that I feel like we're seeing happening in Minnesota, Stephen.

But it's also not isolated to that.

Right.

I mean, this is something that is becoming a trend through Trump's second term.

Yeah.

That's so interesting.

I mean, I guess the next question I have is,

This new strategy, is it working?

Because it obviously worked in 2024 to get Trump elected.

He won the popular vote.

But I guess I'm wondering if it's having a positive impact on how people now that he's governing how people.

perceive him or perceive the administration.

That said, I do feel like we're moving toward this place where people just feel more polarized than they were previously.

And that kind of doesn't allow for as much of critical.

I feel like assessment of videos like this.

I guess I'm a little curious about where this goes from here.

Like, is this just the state of play for whatever the next administration is now?

Or what do you guys think about that?

It almost feels like connected in some way to how people feel about social media more broadly on where this heads, because I do feel like if we had in a situation, you know, in 10 or 20 years down the road where people have really soured on the concept of being terminally online, then having a leader who is.

posting this sort of stuff or driven by it, I think it feels like that would be a little bit more disqualifying or at least a turnoff for people.