Sean Farish

Here comes that, you know, that pivotal moment.

They're always wrong, right?

say what you want about how, how Erica Kirk is running turning point.

You want to, do you think you could run it better?

Start your own turning point, but to attack her at the personal level and to attack her and to insinuate that she had something to do.

And I just really, that's, that's where you want to go.

So if anyone wants to talk about stopping the infighting,

pointed at people who are doing that that's doing nobody any good you want to be critical of how she's running the company whatever you could you could do that but don't levy these nonsense personal attacks uh you know she's been through something that i hope i never have to go through right i hope nobody has to go through what erica kirk has been through over the course of the last few months

And all of this on top is just adding insult to injury, for lack of a better term.

So, you know, whether it's that, whether it's constantly coming at Trump, everything, you know, you can't be happy.

No matter what, you wake up, you need your fix of outrage in the morning, you drop it in your coffee, and you make sure that makes sure not a moment goes by that you're letting everyone know that you're mad about something.

I couldn't imagine living like that.

Like, I'm a New York Jets fan, Dan.

I have every reason to be mad every single day.

And even I walk around smiling, okay?

No.

And like I said, it's an addiction for some of these people because it feels good to be mad.

It's insane.

I look at this and I'm like, all you're doing is complaining.

Criticism is not complaining, right?