Tim Miller

the MAGA rights immigration agenda, what's happening right now with the deportations, with DHS not being funded and how they were and the weakness of their blood and soil nationalism.

And I was like, that's pretty good off the cuff bit, but I love it.

So I don't know if that's a shtick you've been working on, that you've been kind of workshopping in various podcasts or any place, but I want to explore it with you.

You're basically talking about the hollowness of the MAGA rights blood and soil nationalism.

I walked in like the first people I saw were as a lady.

She was like, do you want to know what the communists think about the Epstein files?

And I was like, I don't actually, but I appreciate that you're out here.

And, you know, good luck.

We probably have some alignment on it.

I just, you know, I had to move forward.

I was with my kid, my husband, you know, we were kind of...

Yeah.

There's also just this – like you call it brittle and there's a shallowness to it because it's just like – it's anything he says.

And it's like if you look at the polls now about Iran, it's like the MAGA Republicans are more supportive of the Iran war than the Republicans who don't define themselves as MAGA Republicans, which is strange.

You would think it would be the opposite, right?

You would think that it would be the Wall Street Journal Republicans or whatever that are the most –

into the war.

But it's the MAGA Republicans are willing to go along with whatever.

It's a lifestyle brand, right?

And a lifestyle brand is different than kind of a blood and soil tradition.