Tim Miller

And like, I guess both have their strengths and weaknesses.

But as far as political movements are concerned, but like, you know, if you look at Orban and

God willing, he's going to lose here next week or in two weeks.

We're going to talk about that election coming up next week on the show.

But, like, there is something real about it.

Like, it's gross, but it's obviously not for me, right?

This kind of Magyar, Hungarian, you know, oh, we have these immigrants who are coming in.

They don't share our values.

They're trying to make us cosmopolitan.

They're trying to make Budapest the same as Paris.

And, like, we don't want that.

Like, that's a real complaint, right?

Whether or not you...

you know, put any value in that complaint.

And like, that is what undergirds a lot of the other right-wing nationalists around the world, Modi in India, et cetera.

I mean, I was interested that you said that because I was like, I don't know, you can see them trying to do that here with like the heritage American shit that you sometimes see online, but it does feel like the good parts of America do make that a little more challenging.

I mean, not so challenging that he hasn't won twice, but about making it sustainable.

It's his library is the answer.

It's a big penis tower with his name on it.

That's the answer.