Victor Davis Hanson

Yeah, I think when you had these left-wing funded campaigns for attorney generals, it was actually really brilliant what George Soros did.

He said to himself, if you really want to change America,

You want to get attorney generals and local prosecutors because they can most directly influence the culture by letting criminals out, not indicting them or not sentencing them or letting them out on amnesties.

And he – they went out and picked the most –

left-wing radical people, whether it was Keith Ellison of Minnesota or Letitia James or Mr. Jones.

And when you do that, you get this other baggage like you do with Letitia Jones and Keith Ellison and Jay Jones.

And there was, what was even, it wasn't as bad, but in some ways it was even more glaring in a sense was he didn't drive 80 miles an hour or

He didn't drive 85.

He didn't drive 90.

He didn't drive 100.

He didn't drive 105.

How many people, Megan, have you ever met drove 116 miles an hour?

That deliberately was saying to people, I'm going to drive this fast, and if anybody is in my way, they're going to be dead, and I don't care.

And then when he was sentenced—

He used his own pack or this thing that was related to him for the community service.

It wasn't real community service.

No, it wasn't.

Everything about him is distasteful.

He reminds me of Mondami.

He's trying to smile and be smug, but he never comes to terms at the state.