Senator Brian Schatz

And I think JD has just decided, you know, no enemies to my right.

Even if by, by to your right, it means actual young neo-Nazis.

And that is, I think, a bet that will not age well.

But I think he's got no other play.

And I also think he's now in an information bubble where people are feeding him stuff he wants to hear.

Yeah, I mean, I don't know that, but I will say that.

I kind of suspected that some of these kids were – I shouldn't say kids.

These young men were shit posters and mildly racist and everything else.

But the sort of extent of it, the enthusiasm with which they did it, and the fact that someone was like, hey, if this ever got published, we'd be cooked for real, for real, indicates they know exactly what they're saying and why it's terrible.

But there's a sort of culture of –

showing that you don't give a shit, right?

It's one thing to be like irritated by the requirements.

You put your pronouns on a zoom or whatever, you know, or, or that like you want to watch Andrew Schultz and laugh at all the jokes, even if a third of them are technically inappropriate, that's fine.

But we swung a very, very long way from people being irritated by like a DEI panel or

or, you know, PowerPoint to now it's cool to say racist shit.

Thank you.

So here's what happened.

They left early on the 25th, specifically to avoid a vote on the Epstein files.

Then they had this week off, this week off, this week off, this week off, this week off.

Just stay off.