Tate Brown

I think you got to like really evaluate entire communities.

And I mean, there could be room for exceptions, obviously, as there always is.

But no, exceptions don't disprove the norm.

And you got to really get a little aggressive with these types of things.

Well, Priya, what was your take on that last one?

Because that's an interesting question.

It's so sad because it's like California really is.

It is geographically the crown jewel of the United States.

Like that's as good as it gets geographically.

They have everything.

It's the envy of the world.

And it's being – this is why Democrats go after the most vital parts of like American society.

This is why you look on the Christianity side.

That's why they targeted the Episcopal Church first because it's like what epitomizes American Christianity more than the church that like 32 presidents were a part of?

Yeah, well –

cars, everything.

That's what I mean, because that doesn't disprove what I'm saying at all.

I'm saying American culture is the envy of the world.

Of course people are going to emulate American culture.

And what we've seen from the Japanese posters is when they think of American culture, they're not thinking of like black or Hispanic culture.