Scott Horton

The same way as it would be better for my argument if I had ever been in the army or, you know, these kinds of things.

You got to attack the right from the right.

Well, I'm a libertarian.

I'm an Austinite, Dave.

So I'm.

from austin but i'm also from texas and um so this is why i'm libertarian there's a lot of libertarians in this town a lot of people end up bad on everything in this town a lot of people end up good on everything but so as a austinite and as a texan i've always understood and sympathized with to some degree why anyone on the left would think the right is worse

and would support the left in defense against that, and vice versa.

It's so obvious, so many reasons, there's so many things bad about the left, why if anyone would have at least a 50-50 chance of deciding that, no, they're a right winger, and they've got to stand at least against those guys.

And as politics, sorry, as...

as Jess Raimondo said, politics is about who you hate.

And so like, why do we even have these giant coalitions of the left and the right in the first place that make up these parties?

It's to keep the other guys out because they're worse.

That's what it's all about.

And so, and in fact, what was the choice in 2024?

Was it about having Donald Trump or no president at all?

That would have been nice.

No, it was him or Kamala Harris.

And can you imagine just if the,

The cultural and political left remained completely unchecked since 2009 all the way through because the first Trump term was no check on it.

And they're getting completely out of control.