Tate Brown

If they're alleged to have broken the law, they should see the full extent of justice.

But there's an online phenomena of saying, look,

They're in the Epstein file and I found this and blah, blah, blah.

And it's just a slew of just an orgy of confirmation bias where people are pointing fingers and saying, your guy's bad, your guy's bad, your guy's bad, or, you know, this guy or whatever, you know, any kind of tenuous connection they're going to use to say this person did this.

And it's just turned into something where you can't really find any clarity.

I'm glad you changed your description from a slew to an orgy.

You're saying orange.

No, but I mean, even if they put the Clintons in jail, that's not going to move the needle for actual policy in the United States.

It's not going to change the nature of government because they're out of government.

They're just old people that have been put out to pasture.

So

I'd be perfectly fine with them going to jail because I'm sure that Clinton and they both have broke plenty of laws.

But it wouldn't change the forecast for the midterms.

It wouldn't change the forecast for the next presidential election.

And so at the end of the day, it doesn't change the circumstances for the right in the United States.

And the important thing is the right winning because that's how we save the country from what the left is doing.

And to your point, like I've said this before, like they're not going to just go after people that are big names.

They're not going to just go after Donald Trump.

They're not going to just go after Trump.

um you know people that are are you know influential on the right because those people are the people that normal people expect to get wrapped up when the guy down the street that did a little bit of canvassing for the republicans goes to jail then everybody that knows him is like oh i could be on the chopping block and that cools people's desire to be politically active in the future