Pete

Oh, no question. Yeah. I mean, if the conservative project is just we're going to demolish, you know, government is frustrating, irritating, doesn't always meet your expectations. So we're just going to burn it down. Or everything was better way back when. So we're just going to take you back there. Absolutely. And that's what Make America Great Again is. Exactly. And that's why I think it works.

Oh, no question. Yeah. I mean, if the conservative project is just we're going to demolish, you know, government is frustrating, irritating, doesn't always meet your expectations. So we're just going to burn it down. Or everything was better way back when. So we're just going to take you back there. Absolutely. And that's what Make America Great Again is. Exactly. And that's why I think it works.

Oh, no question. Yeah. I mean, if the conservative project is just we're going to demolish, you know, government is frustrating, irritating, doesn't always meet your expectations. So we're just going to burn it down. Or everything was better way back when. So we're just going to take you back there. Absolutely. And that's what Make America Great Again is. Exactly. And that's why I think it works.

But the reality is like there is no such thing as in the real world, there is no again. The future is going to look different. Look at the world we're going into. We're going into a world where AI is transforming everything. I think we're still at the outset of that. We're going into a world where China is a very different kind of player than it was not that long ago.

But the reality is like there is no such thing as in the real world, there is no again. The future is going to look different. Look at the world we're going into. We're going into a world where AI is transforming everything. I think we're still at the outset of that. We're going into a world where China is a very different kind of player than it was not that long ago.

But the reality is like there is no such thing as in the real world, there is no again. The future is going to look different. Look at the world we're going into. We're going into a world where AI is transforming everything. I think we're still at the outset of that. We're going into a world where China is a very different kind of player than it was not that long ago.

We're contending with some really heavy things that are going to require really original thinking. And part of, I think, where both parties have a problem is a kind of nostalgia.

We're contending with some really heavy things that are going to require really original thinking. And part of, I think, where both parties have a problem is a kind of nostalgia.

We're contending with some really heavy things that are going to require really original thinking. And part of, I think, where both parties have a problem is a kind of nostalgia.

So you've got the Republicans who are kind of nostalgic for the social order of the 50s, like women are in their place and we don't have to worry too much about like, you know, any kind of minority, whether it's a racial minority or gender minority, like asserting too much desire for freedom or equality, like everything's just everybody's in their place. Yeah.

So you've got the Republicans who are kind of nostalgic for the social order of the 50s, like women are in their place and we don't have to worry too much about like, you know, any kind of minority, whether it's a racial minority or gender minority, like asserting too much desire for freedom or equality, like everything's just everybody's in their place. Yeah.

So you've got the Republicans who are kind of nostalgic for the social order of the 50s, like women are in their place and we don't have to worry too much about like, you know, any kind of minority, whether it's a racial minority or gender minority, like asserting too much desire for freedom or equality, like everything's just everybody's in their place. Yeah.

And Democrats have a nostalgia for this kind of New Deal and post-World War II order. Like in terms of foreign policy, it's the post-World War II framework that we set up with the UN and NATO that kind of made, you know, was our response to everything that happened. And then domestically, we set up this administrative state, which solved a lot of problems, but

And Democrats have a nostalgia for this kind of New Deal and post-World War II order. Like in terms of foreign policy, it's the post-World War II framework that we set up with the UN and NATO that kind of made, you know, was our response to everything that happened. And then domestically, we set up this administrative state, which solved a lot of problems, but

And Democrats have a nostalgia for this kind of New Deal and post-World War II order. Like in terms of foreign policy, it's the post-World War II framework that we set up with the UN and NATO that kind of made, you know, was our response to everything that happened. And then domestically, we set up this administrative state, which solved a lot of problems, but

has now run the risk of collapsing under its own weight, right? So we've got to cure ourselves of our nostalgia in my party and recognize that there's no going back.

has now run the risk of collapsing under its own weight, right? So we've got to cure ourselves of our nostalgia in my party and recognize that there's no going back.

has now run the risk of collapsing under its own weight, right? So we've got to cure ourselves of our nostalgia in my party and recognize that there's no going back.

But to your point, what we had to do when I was mayor of South Bend was to move on from that. And it wasn't saying like, we're done with manufacturing, we're never going to make things anymore. It was saying, there's no such thing as going back to the Studebaker days.

But to your point, what we had to do when I was mayor of South Bend was to move on from that. And it wasn't saying like, we're done with manufacturing, we're never going to make things anymore. It was saying, there's no such thing as going back to the Studebaker days.