Tim Miller

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.

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?