Tim Miller

Yeah. And I don't know whether this is an insight that somebody had or whether Trump just it's kind of like his preternatural like lizard instinct to do this. But it is why they do so much of the kind of silly, cruel stuff, too, that seems fun. Right. Because it takes a little bit of the weight out of it.

You know, I think about the eating the dogs, eating the cats, and then they have like the remix song they're making of it. And you got the Ole Miss frat boys yelling it at a, you know, at a tailgate. And it becomes to your point about how I getting together to make fun of somebody. can bond people.

You know, I think about the eating the dogs, eating the cats, and then they have like the remix song they're making of it. And you got the Ole Miss frat boys yelling it at a, you know, at a tailgate. And it becomes to your point about how I getting together to make fun of somebody. can bond people.

You know, I think about the eating the dogs, eating the cats, and then they have like the remix song they're making of it. And you got the Ole Miss frat boys yelling it at a, you know, at a tailgate. And it becomes to your point about how I getting together to make fun of somebody. can bond people.

Like, if you're doing it in a way that feels jovial, right, rather than feeling purely mean, it can add more people to the group, right? And I think that, like, Trump is uniquely good at that in a way that some of the copycats are not.

Like, if you're doing it in a way that feels jovial, right, rather than feeling purely mean, it can add more people to the group, right? And I think that, like, Trump is uniquely good at that in a way that some of the copycats are not.

Like, if you're doing it in a way that feels jovial, right, rather than feeling purely mean, it can add more people to the group, right? And I think that, like, Trump is uniquely good at that in a way that some of the copycats are not.

The LSU fans, I'm an LSU man, they have a chant, suck that tiger dick, bitch, that the students yell at the other team. There is that element. That's appealing. It's funny. It's funny. Everybody's together. The stakes are low. It's about making fun of Bama or whatever.

The LSU fans, I'm an LSU man, they have a chant, suck that tiger dick, bitch, that the students yell at the other team. There is that element. That's appealing. It's funny. It's funny. Everybody's together. The stakes are low. It's about making fun of Bama or whatever.

The LSU fans, I'm an LSU man, they have a chant, suck that tiger dick, bitch, that the students yell at the other team. There is that element. That's appealing. It's funny. It's funny. Everybody's together. The stakes are low. It's about making fun of Bama or whatever.

There's this tension on the Democratic side where it's like, do you react to that energy by saying, no, we've got to be more serious and kind? Or do the Democrats need a suck that tiger dick bitch kind of energy too, do you think?

There's this tension on the Democratic side where it's like, do you react to that energy by saying, no, we've got to be more serious and kind? Or do the Democrats need a suck that tiger dick bitch kind of energy too, do you think?

There's this tension on the Democratic side where it's like, do you react to that energy by saying, no, we've got to be more serious and kind? Or do the Democrats need a suck that tiger dick bitch kind of energy too, do you think?

It's a growing thing that I'm starting to believe, and I'm maybe starting to believe it too much, so I'm questioning my own view on this because there is no silver bullet. But I do think people that are really into politics or really into policy or have some very defined perspective want to think.

It's a growing thing that I'm starting to believe, and I'm maybe starting to believe it too much, so I'm questioning my own view on this because there is no silver bullet. But I do think people that are really into politics or really into policy or have some very defined perspective want to think.

It's a growing thing that I'm starting to believe, and I'm maybe starting to believe it too much, so I'm questioning my own view on this because there is no silver bullet. But I do think people that are really into politics or really into policy or have some very defined perspective want to think.

When you see this kind of discourse happening online, it's like, well, it needs to be somebody that's more Bernie, or it needs to be somebody that's more moderate, or people have very defined views. In the next segment, we're going to have Justin Jones' interview from Tennessee. I was listening to him last night, and we agree on nothing, basically. Dude has charisma and passion and juice.

When you see this kind of discourse happening online, it's like, well, it needs to be somebody that's more Bernie, or it needs to be somebody that's more moderate, or people have very defined views. In the next segment, we're going to have Justin Jones' interview from Tennessee. I was listening to him last night, and we agree on nothing, basically. Dude has charisma and passion and juice.

When you see this kind of discourse happening online, it's like, well, it needs to be somebody that's more Bernie, or it needs to be somebody that's more moderate, or people have very defined views. In the next segment, we're going to have Justin Jones' interview from Tennessee. I was listening to him last night, and we agree on nothing, basically. Dude has charisma and passion and juice.

The Democrats haven't had anybody that's had juice, really, since Obama. Part of me just thinks that... like reaching folks, you know, with that, whatever sports team, you know, rallying cry energy is as much as more really about juice than it is even like the details. Right.