Tim Dillon

There's shows about it.

There's a lot of things that we're not doing particularly well.

But our entertainers are the best in the world.

Now that doesn't mean that they all are.

A lot of them have been pushed by a machine that will not allow you

to not like them.

You're simply not allowed.

The level of ferocity that the marketing, the level of marketing behind some of our public figures, you're not allowed to not like them.

You're not allowed to even be agnostic.

You must love them or hate them.

They are pushed down your throat to a degree that you must either join the cult that they have or you must reject it and then like put lamb's blood on your door and darken your windows so that these people are not invading every minute of your day.

Because in America, we have that power.

We have this machine.

that can get behind anybody and push them to a point where you go, I don't even know if I like this, but fine, okay.

And what Miriam Adelson and Paul Singer and others and a lot of these super PACs, very pro-Israel, pro-Iran war, pro-keeping the Epstein files under lock and key, they spent an amount of money

That has never been spent before in a congressional race in America.

And they spent enough money to take a guy who no one really knew who ran on a platform that was the opposite of what Trump ran on a year ago.

And yet many Republican voters who voted for Trump on the platform of staying out of war and transparency elected this guy, Ed Galerain, on a platform of like more war, less transparency.

Do you have an Ed Galerain campaign ad?

I don't even know.