Ryan Broderick

It's hot and there's fuck all to do here.

It's an empty field.

I'm hot and I'm cranky.

uh yeah it's basically just like it was gathering of the juggalos uh for for for ufc fight people like it was just um it sucked like it's

I have not slept or eaten, and I'm very sunburned.

I'm happy to chat about our big weekend in D.C.

yeah i mean honestly any opportunity to understand like what's going through the mind of someone who goes to a trump affiliated event is useful and so that was my major focus well actually we quickly learned that like talking to them about what they think and what they believe was a waste of time but like seeing what they do and what's provided for them i found that all very interesting it's like extremely grim

I don't know.

Yeah.

You and I talked about this, but I, I used to feel this way at cryptocurrency conventions where it's like, it's a bunch of people who don't aware it, man, I'm out of my mind right now.

It's a bunch of people who aren't aware that they are prey surrounded by predators.

That's, that's essentially it.

And like, you know, you can talk about how.

To be this disengaged from politics makes you a bad person or it makes you a bad citizen or whatever.

But you look out at that field on the South White House lawn and it's just full...

of people who are being taken advantage of whether they're good people or not.

And there are plenty of families and older people there that I'm sure have like hideous political beliefs, but like they're being treated worse than cattle.

It's all one blob that is so top to bottom coated right wing that no one here is really even thinking about it.

In fact, when we ask people about politics here, it's like asking fish about water.

And I think about, like, the cultural war that Democrats are trying to fight right now to get access to these people.