True Patriot Love - November 04, 2026


Trump's Midterm Wipeout： What Happens to Canada Now？

New Garbage Tariff Exposes Ontario’s Waste Crisis Canada Is Sitting on Potash Goldmine… So Why Aren’t We Cashing In？ ft. Daymon Guillas

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00:00:00.000 Let's just be clear about what happened last night. This is close to an extinction level
00:00:06.760 event for Republicans in many parts of the country, as we have seen probably in the last
00:00:12.400 hundred years. In January, when everyone in office leaves who were either term limited or
00:00:19.960 got voted out, of the 10 largest states in this union, only one state will have Republican
00:00:28.040 in control of their state, the state of Florida.
00:00:36.280 Mike, Paul, you talked about it on our brief show the other day about the Calci and Pauly
00:00:41.800 market and their predictions.
00:00:43.640 Even the most optimistic better on Calci and Pauly market could not predict the bloodbath
00:00:49.760 that took place last night for the Republican Party in America.
00:00:53.620 Indeed.
00:00:54.180 by the way these things run way too late and considering it just kept steamrolling and steam
00:01:00.100 throughout the evening to the point where i i actually i was back and forth with paul and i
00:01:05.100 would i would have to tune out for a minute and call where are we at now it's still growing well
00:01:10.640 i got a kick out of uh ronnie desantis you know the extinction level event extinction level event
00:01:17.440 you know and a lot of bad blood there right so a lot of bad blood between trump and and desantis
00:01:22.460 DeSantis basically got drummed out of, you know, his race for leader of the Republican Party to
00:01:28.100 become the president. So, you know, there's a lot of nuances here that we're seeing
00:01:33.180 play out in Trump's world right now. So let's just talk real quick about some of the history
00:01:38.520 that was made last night by the Democrats. Yeah. The last Democratic senator in the state of Kansas
00:01:43.180 was born in 1879. Wow. That's a turnover. Texas has not had a Democratic senator in over 30 years.
00:01:51.240 they haven't had a democratic governor in 30 years this is as someone said when you lose texas
00:01:56.760 you have screwed up it's wild how this is what they call a hundred year storm yeah because nothing
00:02:03.680 like this i think on record of this of this magnitude has really turned over the uh the u.s 0.72
00:02:10.780 government certainly in my life i found it so shocking that we we didn't anticipate this in a
00:02:17.860 bigger way yeah that's a very good point yeah but you know trump was even making fun of his
00:02:22.360 candidates in texas remember paxton he dresses funny he might not look that good that's this guy
00:02:28.080 i'm like oh my goodness what's he saying now that was like and i'm like wow that's crazy right and
00:02:32.660 you know yeah leading into this midterm it's like uh you know when you're nervous and you say
00:02:37.720 something wrong and then you impact it because you get more nervous and you say the next wrong
00:02:41.200 thing all in a row this is what trump's campaign into the midterms felt like to me he was saying
00:02:46.920 things about the war that weren't accurate he was saying things about energy that weren't accurate
00:02:51.020 he was talking about the uh the economy in ways that people were fact checking within a second
00:02:55.840 and and overturning you know it seemed like a nervous run to the midterms and and the big
00:03:02.040 turnover states south carolina north carolina ohio kansas iowa but the big ones the border states
00:03:08.360 michigan and maine who have been hit hardest by trump's own tariffs who are desperate to get
00:03:14.120 canadians to come back across the border day tripping shopping traveling they they can't 0.97
00:03:20.000 get rid of the republicans fast enough does this mean we don't have to worry about our garbage 0.99
00:03:23.800 anymore yeah right your landfill's so i'm gonna change it el saeed is okay with us 0.97
00:03:28.440 no i don't i don't know honestly i don't know what his stance is so don't please
00:03:36.040 yeah that was it's funny how as a Canadian some of these things you think about you're like
00:03:44.980 okay Michigan we uh but his his you know again his competitor for the Democratic seat flipped on him
00:03:52.300 yeah remember that was the one John Stewart went apocalyptic he went nuclear on Monday like how
00:03:57.880 dare you yeah but here's the bottom line the Democrats control the house until 2030 and the
00:04:04.300 it until 2032 that is a uh that is so when you say those numbers jim to be honest with you i don't
00:04:12.080 like either of them it's a long term it is it is well and we saw truthfully there you know there
00:04:20.220 are some good and some bad and everything that happens in elections uh you know under biden
00:04:25.020 things were not going great either so quite frankly there's some stuff to worry about there's
00:04:29.820 also the social democratic movement that is uh is a little weird at times quite frankly so that's
00:04:36.620 concerning and sort of what we're going back to so there's you know listen uh you know trump lots
00:04:43.180 of things you can criticize some things probably not but but what we had before uh wasn't working
00:04:49.900 either so we're it's a little bit of um how do i say it well this is this is let's be honest this
00:04:56.380 was a trump referendum yeah and america rejected him in terms we've not seen since richard nixon
00:05:03.420 in the height of watergate in 74. hard-working blue-collar rural americans who have never voted
00:05:11.020 for a democrat in their god-given lives in 60 70 80 years vote a democrat this time because they're
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00:05:45.100 nothing keeps you informed so thank you now back to the show let's put attack in nixon for a second
00:05:51.420 and draw one comparison this was Nixon was ripe for this to happen to him yeah that because he
00:06:00.580 had the Vietnam war on his back they were not getting anywhere there was uh you know there
00:06:06.000 was backlash about well the Watergate scandal was a daily thing and it just kept getting pushed at
00:06:11.960 people uh very much like Trump putting himself in the line of fire on the camera every day uh Nixon
00:06:17.900 had it the other way but both of them were scuttling around a war and i think that's the
00:06:23.500 underscore that that i kind of took away from this was we're no better off we're struggling
00:06:30.620 and you promised no more and it was a year after the opec oil crisis in america right where people
00:06:37.420 all of a sudden went from paying 35 to 50 cents a gallon for gas to a buck 50 and we're freaking out
00:06:43.900 and there was all kinds of industry just falling apart over the price of diesel at the time and
00:06:50.060 similar scenarios i think yeah and interesting because on the campaign trail trump who was
00:06:55.020 stumping for all these uh nominees and delegates quite frankly was offering five thousand dollars
00:07:01.020 he was trying you know there's some things yeah now we still get our five grand right yeah
00:07:05.980 well it's yeah well it's interesting so now you know with the house and the senate going away
00:07:10.780 you know if the democrats come back and they say okay tax on tips gonna go away
00:07:15.980 overtime tax gonna go away quite frankly you don't get the five thousand dollars now
00:07:20.540 it's gonna it's gone so all those things so they still voted that way knowing potentially all those
00:07:25.820 impacts so it's a it's a very resounding statement that was made i agree with jim on that front but
00:07:31.740 you know it's a little worrisome though that you point out there there was a and and maybe
00:07:36.700 the individuals involved will be different but under biden there was a lot of problems oh the
00:07:43.100 border was was wide open which is was their own doing right they're the ones and and the the whole
00:07:50.540 thing with iran and the price of diesel and gas right now in america is trump's own doing well
00:07:55.980 i don't know how they undo some i don't once again i don't know how they undo some of these
00:08:01.020 pretty set in stone trump scenarios at the moment like how do they reverse tariffs how do they you
00:08:08.220 know pull back a war machine that is a lot of meetings that tend to go nowhere in congress
00:08:14.460 and in front of the senate at paul after you're done i got a scenario how i think it might happen
00:08:18.620 so it was interesting right on the at the end of you know i was getting too tired it actually
00:08:23.740 concluded fairly quickly i was shocked how fast they were calling calling them early yeah they
00:08:28.060 they were calling them early say like okay this is a bloodbath i'm going to bed so right before i
00:08:32.060 went to bed robert garcia uh who's the incoming chairman of the house oversight committee
00:08:37.820 said he uh he is vowed to take on trump's family uh crime family corporate corruption dhs and ice
00:08:46.460 abuses and cover up of the epstein files and his statement was very short lawyer up yeah okay so
00:08:55.180 that's his so again you know like last time trump was remember you went through this so this is kind
00:09:01.180 of is this going to be a replay so because here's the challenge i think that the american public has
00:09:07.100 to put to the democratic party now they have to say listen last time we went through the
00:09:13.900 last term of the president we spent a couple years just suing each other there were lawyers
00:09:20.140 everywhere and it pissed off the public yeah and it didn't help you because you know you actually
00:09:25.660 lost ground yeah so he went out um you know you weren't able to do anything with them you know
00:09:31.420 impeach him you know he weren't willing to do anything he uh you chased him down when he was
00:09:37.180 out in public again and then he came back and ran again and quite frankly made a landslide made a
00:09:43.740 landslide win because you almost gave them steam so i think both parties going away today and i
00:09:50.220 think the democrats have to go away and say okay mr garcia you need to rethink or maybe think about
00:09:56.300 some of the things you're going to doing because if you get going down these wild goose chases again
00:10:00.540 and you start running down some of these uh you know chasing the epstein files for the next year
00:10:06.380 the public you know who can't pay for gas and lucky i can't deal with groceries is going to
00:10:11.500 say time out again well how about this scenario the democratic power brokers now
00:10:18.140 play a different card okay we're not going to go after your family but you're going to back off on
00:10:23.820 tariffs because we need to get michigan back and maine back and that's kind of how i feel this
00:10:28.460 needs to come on they're going to play like he like he's the art of the deal right if you want
00:10:32.220 to do something with trump you got to negotiate and i'll tell you what kushner uh this person
00:10:38.300 that person i know they're you know facing in the crosshairs of judicial problems and that we're
00:10:44.300 going to back off but you need to and all of a sudden he's going to say i did this i did that
00:10:49.260 and that's how it's going to because he's saying veto veto veto so like okay mr president this is
00:10:54.860 what we want to do you do this and we'll do that they also need to understand that they've got to
00:10:59.420 give him the face of a bunch of wins in a row yeah you know let him depart that presidency peacefully
00:11:06.540 give them like a kid like here's your tablet time yeah you know what we decided uh we're all in it
00:11:13.020 you can have the reflecting pool right like i think they need to they actually just need to
00:11:18.140 keep them in place and keep keep america going they got to keep the wheels rolling yeah yeah
00:11:23.500 they have to keep him rolling quite frankly from his perspective you know he came to do what he
00:11:30.140 probably came to do i know people don't like to hear that but you know he's got the office of
00:11:35.500 president he tried to put in the the bills and the legislation that he thought would work
00:11:41.500 it didn't work quite frankly his family you know they're i don't know you hear all these rumors
00:11:46.460 about net worth his family's doing okay now financially apparently uh due to the rumors so
00:11:52.380 you know they're okay quite frankly way better than what they were before they came in it seems
00:11:57.500 so it seems that well you know they're business-wise they have his family members have gone
00:12:01.580 it's certainly making lots of connections right against the whole vip access to his true social
00:12:06.860 which has been public yes that they've profited off of them yeah so which you know i don't think
00:12:12.620 he hid so quite frankly so they've done well he's fine quite frankly you know he knew the risk of
00:12:21.900 kind of gearing up the iran war when he did it that was a you know i think tucker carlson talks
00:12:28.300 about it quite a bit right what was in his mind well obviously something was in his mind because
00:12:32.460 he did it he made the decision he went for it after venezuela he took the dive he seemed to
00:12:37.740 have a lot of momentum coming out of venezuela it feels like okay we can we're on a roll let's keep
00:12:43.180 going honestly like i think he knew on what he said i i think he just he knew the outcome
00:12:49.740 but i knew the outcome he said i'm a i'm a i'm this is my last term quite frankly this is it for
00:12:54.380 me whether it crushes me in the midterms i don't really and i he took the round he did it um how
00:13:00.860 he thought that was going to spiral into something good i have no idea yeah don't know that's i think
00:13:07.100 the missing puzzle piece what in the strategy for america or even for trump what was the catalyst
00:13:16.300 that so quickly took americans to war well jd vance answered that question today on a very
00:13:23.980 long social media post by their own polling and how and he basically explains this is what happened
00:13:30.380 and the top four answers to concerns for americans were in the war in iran number one focus on the
00:13:35.820 cost of living inflation number two and the whole thing like america first and that was after that
00:13:41.180 it's like stop the war in iran so we can get back to number one number one and then focus on getting
00:13:47.180 us a chance to actually pay our bills and fill our gas tank okay so you and i were talking yesterday
00:13:52.940 about jd vance getting locked out if everything goes to hell in the us after the midterms oh yeah
00:13:57.660 he's just knocking on the door guys i think you left me out here well jd vance right he's sitting
00:14:02.220 in that hot seat you know vice president quite frankly he was the heir apparent to the crown
00:14:07.020 yeah now he just got knocked off where does he go now it's it's the you know he rides the same
00:14:12.380 horse as trump but it's interesting now so you know you look at that dissect those for a minute
00:14:17.580 jim so okay now they back out of iran yeah iran has more power now so now it changes the oil it
00:14:28.700 changes the whole distribution of oil throughout the world and they're going to charge to get to
00:14:35.260 the strait of her moves they've made that known they're now a hegemon quite frankly we don't ever
00:14:39.580 go back to less than uh you know this is a canadian conundrum which i've talked about on several shows
00:14:45.100 okay you know everyone's like we want trump gone i understand why he's been tough on
00:14:49.900 tariffs to deal with i get that okay he's gone now changes no he's not gone now he's
00:14:55.020 there for two years but you know his power base is gone so quite frankly they stopped the war
00:15:00.860 iran steps up iran's not going to back down now they got it why would they they got to rebuild
00:15:05.580 the country so they're going to charge a huge vig on oil coming through the straighter moose which
00:15:09.980 is going to keep, you know, West Texas crude. Our reliance on the U.S. to ship and refine still
00:15:16.020 remains. We're in a conundrum as a country. We don't, regardless of tariffs, you know, everyone's
00:15:23.420 talking, so everyone's talking about tariffs now. So this, I did a presentation to a group a few
00:15:31.040 weeks ago, and they're all tariffs, tariffs, tariffs. I said, you're not seeing the impact
00:15:35.760 of the tariffs right now you're seeing the impact of diesel and oil right now you will not see the
00:15:42.320 impact of tariffs until march of 27. which is going to be here quicker than we know because
00:15:48.400 we stockpiled all yeah so i you know for the because they were thinking that what they were
00:15:53.040 feeling was the tariffs and i'm like you're not feeling the tariffs you're feeling the war
00:15:57.200 yeah the tariffs will come here right so that's the placement so like midwinter guys you know
00:16:02.400 through the store through the snowstorm then your tariff effects start to be felt exactly so so
00:16:09.920 that's what we're feeling now so you know now he says okay jd vance is okay we're out okay well then
00:16:17.200 once and for them too quite frankly so he they leave trump trump says okay you know
00:16:23.440 i i don't know you'll declare a victory i don't have any power i'm just gonna ride it out or
00:16:28.160 whatever he does to the leaving because we won yeah yeah so you guys want to leave the war okay
00:16:34.960 we'll leave you know that's all i can do well you're not going to give any money to the that's
00:16:38.960 the other thing the democrats would have to cut off military spending through congress that would
00:16:45.120 cause you know what that would cause in america so for canadians they don't understand you screw
00:16:51.200 with the the u.s defense budget that will time out anarchy in the u.s it's currently such massive
00:16:59.200 impact on it yeah 1.5 trillion dollars that's the current budget i think what we saw last night
00:17:06.800 with the midterms is there is an appetite to tweak it maybe we take a page from the iranian playbook
00:17:13.600 and the ukrainian playbook and built a lot of cheap effective drones that don't cost 13 billion
00:17:19.920 dollars like an aircraft carrier that's just to build it that doesn't count all the planes on it
00:17:25.200 and put the people 50 50 500 to 6 000 sailors on it and all the equipment on it so i think they're
00:17:31.920 looking at war as we know it has changed and it's great to have two billion dollar stealth bombers
00:17:37.360 and a 13 billion dollar aircraft carrier when the three of us could get in the garage and build
00:17:42.240 drones that cost a few hundred dollars and sink them all but you just gave me a conspiracy theory
00:17:46.560 but jim can i throw something yeah the american people is saying they don't want any more wars
00:17:52.160 yes right no no and that's yeah but that means they have to come back to the western hemisphere
00:17:57.840 and protect their country they're absolutely right so they're coming back and they're coming back so
00:18:04.240 they pull back so trump says you guys want to it over it's over okay but i'm can't do anything with
00:18:11.200 oil anymore i can't do anything so whatever is happening in the world with oil diesel resources
00:18:15.840 all that stuff it's going to happen you know china taiwan russia ukraine all that europe 0.64
00:18:24.080 everything it's all going to happen we're not part of it anymore you guys don't want to be
00:18:27.760 part of it we're just going to come over and sit over here so but then the issue becomes quite
00:18:32.640 frankly what happens what happens to oil so then it you know that's the first thing oh i have an
00:18:40.160 an idea thanks to that interview that you directed me toward yeah a little more informed i think
00:18:45.640 about this yeah so america is a massive oil producer and natural gas producer but the reason
00:18:52.840 that they're not is because frankly a lot of the members of the party that took over senate and
00:18:59.200 congress didn't want these environmental problems that came along with those now imagine if you will
00:19:07.980 okay we went to iran we used a lot of our weapons one you i'm not by the way paul is not a weapons
00:19:15.300 manufacturer this is hypothetical you you weapons manufacturer you get one more route because i'm
00:19:23.520 going to throw everything we got at a war we can't win you're going to get to re-up one more time
00:19:28.260 because drones are the future and the future is cyber attacks and drones and we're going to have
00:19:34.340 to revamp this budget hell they shut down grocery store freezers all across europe
00:19:40.180 just for the click of a button exactly so now if you hold on if you will now even the the the
00:19:47.640 senate and the congress and the notion and the virtue that said no more of this carbon stuff
00:19:53.300 we're going to protect the environment they have necessity thanks to what's going on in iran thanks
00:19:58.820 to what's going on with tariffs that they actually have to get back into the ground
00:20:02.680 and get their own oil and natural gas again it almost to me feels like a setup to let them go
00:20:09.460 okay well we have to do it yeah potentially because quite that's a bang on mike and you
00:20:15.260 know the the interesting part is to your point natural gas coal like you talked about and oil
00:20:20.780 right let's make 90 of the energy in the world quite frankly i think that's a low estimate actually
00:20:26.040 or more so and it's it was that way 50 years ago it'll be that way in 50 years we know you know
00:20:31.840 that's that's what you're referring to jim jim here's something interesting when your when your
00:20:37.360 grandfather was using oil he used four barrels a year your dad used four barrels a year you use
00:20:45.440 four barrels a year it has never changed per capita no i think the difference is i know my
00:20:51.040 grandfather in halifax and my grandma they they heated their home with coal yeah okay so that's
00:20:56.720 different and now but you know what we've realized that you could have a field of solar panels
00:21:01.920 uh sitting in parts of the country no no no no i'm sucking and creating no massive free energy no
00:21:07.600 no no barely any energy i disagree the windmills the solar power believe that that is hokum that
00:21:14.160 is hope i believe that they get 300 days a year in alberta saskatchewan it's not it's not working
00:21:19.920 give me the solar panels give me solar panels well they look terrible i was out there and i
00:21:24.480 see them and i'm like oh man please put put oil wells but but jim doesn't matter because still
00:21:31.600 90 percent of the world's reliance for energy is from coal oil and natural gas yeah so we have to
00:21:40.240 face those facts and also we're seeing the environmental change come in the form of
00:21:45.280 technology that makes it better i think that's where america comes back in a who a little fight
00:21:51.200 there hey jim no no no but can i throw somebody so this was an interesting interesting discussion
00:21:57.200 when jd vance said that because then i'm thinking okay you know with trump where he's sitting right
00:22:02.400 now okay you guys make your bills go ahead give them to me we'll do what you want quite frank if
00:22:08.400 you want the world we want the world but the u.s has done pretty well from the war so far because
00:22:15.040 by live stream being you know by live stream being hit and the gas production going down
00:22:20.880 right they've been able to ship more to europe and ship more natural gas so they're doing okay
00:22:26.480 their oil production is increased almost double so quite frankly all these things have doubled so
00:22:31.840 they're but the average american can't can't afford to put gas in their car or diesel
00:22:36.880 you're talking different levels right i'm talking from a corporate perspective right
00:22:40.800 i'm talking about the average american he's like i know i can't pay my bills the average american
00:22:46.320 yes the the cost of so now you're talking affordability yes okay so affordability so
00:22:51.760 then that's the other issue so now the democrats fine figure out a way to get affordability back
00:22:57.920 okay and the war okay so end the war is that going to take the cost of oil down
00:23:03.120 i don't think it will it's not going to jim so so like i understand what jd vance is saying
00:23:07.680 i understand what the emerson i think it's a bigger the challenge i'll give you i'll give
00:23:11.920 sorry i'll give you one quick scenario that could fix it what's that you build that keystone xl
00:23:16.400 pipeline from alberta to the midwest i was just and just start pumping a lot of that thick diesel
00:23:21.760 thick oil from the tar sands i love the promotion but then you got a democratic uh democratic
00:23:27.920 governor uh you know you gotta not montana no but you got uh well yeah that's true that's so
00:23:35.040 you can go right to montana yeah like bring it on and refine it also in all the midwest
00:23:40.800 and all the industrial heartland and the farm equipment all can run in cheap canadian diesel
00:23:45.840 to the refineries there but i do think this sets up oil in a different light based on you know
00:23:52.880 america imports so much oil uh they have so much oil they have to import oil still europe has
00:23:59.040 heavy reliance on oil and China and gas and gas and coal China yeah it's still 60 percent coal
00:24:08.640 I mean I think that we need to understand that this is going to have to be embraced not just
00:24:14.440 in the U.S. over this but now I think that the idea and the social idea of reducing a carbon
00:24:23.200 footprint yes is going to have to be sort of slightly put aside well for the sake of affordability
00:24:29.280 and frankly jobs this leads us back to the midterms right everyone everyone agrees that
00:24:35.040 there's going to be a come to jesus settle the family business moment with the gop in the next
00:24:40.160 six months between the regular normal republicans and the mega republicans and still in the democrats
00:24:47.120 despite all their victories there's going to be a bit of a tug of war between the center left
00:24:52.400 seemingly normal small d democrats and the far left democrats who want us to be completely
00:24:58.960 carbon free yeah right so that's there are some battles that will be had in american politics
00:25:04.000 to come big ones well look at we we as a country have finally figured it out yeah we have a country
00:25:08.960 figured out that we we have to go back to oil so we we tried now the timeline that's another
00:25:15.840 challenge we've talked about in other shows but that is the big you know again you know so that
00:25:20.480 you know affordability uh the war everything all those things what were the other two things on jd's
00:25:25.840 fans oh stop the reliance in israel and put america first well the israel is part of the oil or change
00:25:31.440 your relationship with israel change your relationship well that's part of oil right
00:25:34.640 my friend that's all that's all one can you imagine that change your relationship with israel was in
00:25:40.000 the top four i mean i think because a lot of people feel that netanyahu bullied trump to start
00:25:46.960 the war what an incredible turn a country of nine million people yeah well again that's a that's the
00:25:54.800 you know i refer to it but that that's other podcasters assumptions right so okay and i get
00:26:00.560 it regardless of what he did but but he's kind of so now now he's a um uh what do you call it uh he's
00:26:09.120 He's a landlocked or a gridlocked president. 0.98
00:26:14.260 A lame duck. 0.99
00:26:15.060 A lame duck president. 0.99
00:26:16.020 So he's a lame duck president. 0.97
00:26:17.400 So now he basically rides out the term. 0.87
00:26:20.240 You know, quite frankly, if he doesn't like something, he vetoes it.
00:26:22.980 If he does, he rides it out.
00:26:24.760 So then at the end of the day, he turns it over.
00:26:28.280 There'll be probably, I'm having to think, who comes in the Republican Party?
00:26:36.940 Who steps up?
00:26:37.560 uh right now i think this is the big debate they have they've got a bit of disarray it's probably
00:26:42.440 marco rubio i think it's marco rubio because the hispanic vote right exactly however but after the
00:26:49.640 losses people think like they even if rubio was running they wouldn't win texas no they might on
00:26:55.800 a new face on a new day but that's i mean still they've got two three years to let congress and
00:27:01.320 senate screw it up and by the way i do think they'll get mired in all this legal stuff there's
00:27:05.160 no doubt in my mind your advice your advice to the american senate uh and to congress will be
00:27:11.240 widely ignored oh yeah prepare for lawsuits uh impeachment proceedings they're going to tie up
00:27:16.680 the next two years doing nothing but pointing at the last president and getting nowhere with gas
00:27:22.600 and oil i just think polling is so prevalent right now mike i think they they they'll do a little less
00:27:28.520 of it so the only thing is what i'm saying i was talking with someone last night and i thought
00:27:33.000 did you notice last night how many polls they were running even on the different on fox and cnn it
00:27:38.360 was endless it was endless polls like okay this poll shows this this poll shows that and i know
00:27:42.600 people pull like we know why yeah because polymarket was the number one yes and calci and
00:27:48.040 calci were like the number dominated so right now you know it's it's interesting even in canada
00:27:53.000 right now some of our mainstream media is actually uh bringing on full-time polling companies to sit
00:27:59.400 at the at the uh and and give their results real time now so you're seeing figures show up on tv
00:28:06.040 now even in canada that are just pollsters who just pull a hundred percent of the time yeah you
00:28:11.480 know for whatever side they want to do so they're you know they have their biases so they're pulling
00:28:15.720 like for their positions but you know you see it in the us you see the fox pollster you see the cnn
00:28:21.240 pollster so we watch polls but i think what's what they'll both find quite frankly is when they do to
00:28:26.120 to do all this gridlock lawsuits and everything to your point and jd vance point on affordability
00:28:31.060 americans are going to go hey time out guys please you gotta stop you you're you're now
00:28:36.420 you're gonna just screw all yeah because the amount of you're gonna make lawyers rich and
00:28:40.140 we're all gonna and we have nothing streets right you know you can wind up a war in a couple of days
00:28:44.560 right and get it going but shutting one down especially of this magnitude where very few
00:28:53.500 humans on the u.s side have paid their life this war enough i mean they lost enough lives i think
00:29:01.020 if they it's not that i'm diminishing that but i'm just saying the damage caused on the other side
00:29:07.640 i think that americans are going to wake up to the notion that yeah stopping this war is not
00:29:14.640 necessarily going to be easy because iran is going to have demands they're going to want
00:29:18.740 they're going to want a settlement payment uh for the damage i mean if anything's going to get back
00:29:23.800 to business a lot of reparations going to have to be made there i don't think that would ever
00:29:29.000 happen i don't i'm not agreeing that they won't i just don't see that happening i know war doesn't
00:29:33.900 stop then it continues well i mean all they have to do is pull their navy out of there
00:29:37.680 and i know but then where do they go next and then then they take over the reach like
00:29:41.620 you've created them you know do they keep a war line in the good or bad he created a monster right
00:29:47.100 he created a monster which is another world power that the world didn't need
00:29:50.940 and by him exiting so there's you know they're all you know when they pull stuff and that's
00:29:57.260 where i was going with it okay polls are fine polls don't tell you the solution right polls
00:30:01.420 are like i don't like war okay you don't like war we don't none of us like war did your president
00:30:06.220 take you into a war yeah did you did you ever think that quite frankly as a country you should
00:30:11.740 have actually created some laws to mandate the parameters around war rather than these silly
00:30:17.580 precedent law structures that you have in place where you actually do things based on precedent
00:30:22.620 and not on legal structure hey can we go there for one second yeah can he just do you anticipate
00:30:29.420 iran being the opportunity for trump to say war measures act i'm taking back all control we're
00:30:36.540 we're going we're moving ahead with the budget we're moving ahead with the war there would be
00:30:40.780 um civil unrest if that happened i think the people of america spoke in the midterms an
00:30:46.940 overwhelming voice and um i think there might be a political coup in capitol hill i think he could
00:30:54.140 push things so far but to pull that mike i think that would they would basically there'd be a even
00:30:59.340 a lot of republicans would approach the president say you need to resign and leave we're in the
00:31:03.580 mar-a-lago we'll leave it alone we're in we're in the midst of a hundred year storm yeah it's still
00:31:07.740 a possibility in a hundred years this could happen but you you mr president thanks for everything
00:31:12.700 go to mar-a-lago just golf we don't want to see you anymore but you'd be changing in my mind you'd
00:31:19.340 be changing the structure of the government so you'd you'd have a military state so what mike is
00:31:24.620 saying is that ever would happen the generals would actually become the control of the country
00:31:30.540 right so they it'd be a shift and i don't think that's likely because they have almost 300 years
00:31:35.420 of checks and balances to prevent that but that's how they wrote the constitution once again we're
00:31:40.220 in the midst of a hundred year storm but the checks and balances the checks and balances aren't
00:31:45.180 the challenge is they're swaying too fast now though right we're not talking you know they
00:31:50.220 didn't talk about it because of course they don't want to talk about it as a country but 0.98
00:31:53.820 now the checks and balances are starting to sway too much and countries like china think about it
00:31:59.100 chinese have uh you know they uh they have a uh it's called uh taiwan 27 i think they've now
00:32:06.540 deferred it it was a a plan in place to take over taiwan they they put a plan in place for a decade
00:32:14.220 and they do things to get to the point where they like literally they're making 10-year plans and
00:32:20.140 they war game it every year yeah they do they do preparations they do trial runs practices we do
00:32:26.540 this we do that no no that didn't work and that's what they've been doing for decades
00:32:29.980 think about the think about the last four elections in the united states and the crazy swings that are
00:32:36.380 happening like it's hard to get structures in place to actually get momentum to do any
00:32:41.500 you know how how they measure the economy and like today we came into the show and the dow's
00:32:47.100 up a thousand points yeah right and like you know i said to nick i said okay the dow i guess they're
00:32:53.420 shifting out of the nasdaq because the referendums on ai and technology throughout the states was
00:32:59.340 horrifically bad a lot of those states basically said we do not want them in our state oh yeah
00:33:05.500 that was one of the biggest things out of the midterms is all the people said no to ai
00:33:09.420 yeah well that was the more i was shocked that you know again polling but the polling questions that
00:33:14.460 are flying on the screen there's all this polling about ai data centers it's a big issue on the from
00:33:19.820 the house perspective from the house reps right so i forgot that they were going to referend the
00:33:24.540 referendum this in so many uh voting states yeah it was a lot of the states wow that was almost
00:33:31.980 all the data that we were getting yesterday was wow there's a no hard no on data centers in the
00:33:37.660 places they are proposing most they put them yeah see some of the voting gear they have now i don't
00:33:42.220 know if you notice when they're showing the voting stations they have these big like units that
00:33:47.420 people go into now not like ours not like the cardboard things we put in canada but they have
00:33:51.340 these big units they go into and because there's so many questions that they bet and they won't
00:33:55.820 have to we only have one question who you who's going to be your mp or mpp and you have like a
00:34:00.700 few choices that's all we ask i mean the referendum in alberta almost shut me down mathematically
00:34:06.380 no but that's an american that's an american election they do have a lot of questions they
00:34:09.820 have like a lot of questions and they have the voting and they have you know there's all these
00:34:13.420 people do you want to move the time clock do you want to like all that stuff i have the governor
00:34:17.500 i have the mayor i have the you know the sheriff judges judges i have you know what i mean there's
00:34:23.500 so these people are going into this huge like it looks like a video game booth right and they're
00:34:27.260 you know with the joystick and they're you know hitting you know and then i'm like holy cow this
00:34:31.580 looks complicated but that's the structure now and they have to because we all remember the days of
00:34:37.180 uh florida the hanging chat yeah oh my god the hanging chat the hanging chat and the guy was
00:34:43.340 looking up in the light trying to see you know what we should become a band the boy band the
00:34:47.420 hanging chats but you know it is you know it is a challenge now because okay they pulled all this
00:34:53.100 stuff the results of you know the blue wave came over so so now is okay so if he let's just scenario
00:35:00.780 for a couple minutes couple scenarios sure trump doesn't fight yeah trump just says okay guys you
00:35:06.300 know i'm gonna let you you guys want it this way you he'll sign all the laws yeah you sign it in
00:35:12.060 and i'm done and if we agree on all this you know i get my pardon at the end you guys are good my
00:35:17.340 family's happy kelsey list this let's let's put our percentages down moving we're moving on right
00:35:22.380 okay so trump does nothing what does cal she what is uh uh paulie market yeah paul paulie
00:35:28.300 poly jimmy say oh no so say he decides to do i'm gonna say 30 35 is my my feel what do you feel on
00:35:38.380 that that he does nothing he does nothing well that 10 for me okay all right that would be good
00:35:43.100 i'm probably where jim is but uh that would be great because from our perspective tariffs
00:35:48.300 everything would go away we go back to the normal relationship with respect to auto steel all those
00:35:53.660 things now he remember then he has this huge budget he has he he has this still this big not
00:35:59.980 he the country has this big affordability issue because oil right their debt is out of control
00:36:06.700 you had the show paul they've left the war you know they've come back they've kind of come back
00:36:12.620 to the western hemisphere they've reduced their military they're not doing you know the tr they're
00:36:18.060 trading they're going back to where they were so he just says okay that's great let the economy
00:36:24.220 play out where it wants there's no echo you know the gdp will drop oil prices will stay up diesel
00:36:30.540 will stay up all the things you know so that that happens and off he goes okay yeah he decides not
00:36:37.100 to do that so he decides to veto so he goes the other way and he vetoes everything that comes
00:36:40.860 across to me it's 25 he does that right so he just gets he gets totally pissed off i'll give 25 on
00:36:46.700 that i'm a little higher what do you say i'm i'm thinking it's just under 50. okay i think it's a
00:36:52.780 45 yeah 45 to 50 that he does that right so hey before we go any further please hit the subscribe
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00:37:10.140 what happens behind the paywall all right back to the show so he comes and everything comes in
00:37:15.100 just vetoes it vetoes it vetoes it and he tries to take back control uh and he says you know you're
00:37:20.220 gonna have to burn it down to get it off me right that basically is what he'll be saying so in other
00:37:25.020 words you know over my dead body over my yes over my dead veto there's one more scenario yes the
00:37:31.020 negotiation scenario where he cuts deals and i'm at 75 he negotiates and cut deals because he now
00:37:40.380 has legitimate concern for him and his family inner circle for legal ramifications for their
00:37:46.740 behavior and okay all right you want to do this sure let's talk this because there's one thing
00:37:53.920 even the democrats control the house and the senate they'll want to get certain things through
00:37:58.680 and if that means doing saying yes to this and this to avoid a veto i feel like there's some
00:38:03.960 members of the democrats who would be willing to do it because they feel so strongly about certain
00:38:08.120 laws they want to enact i'm 70 for that 70. what was your and what was the i only i only have
00:38:14.920 say i'm like 35. okay what was your other scenario
00:38:19.800 so we had i don't know if i the negotiated negotiated settlements is jim's i think
00:38:25.320 there's two ends of the spectrum there's probably something else in the middle quite frankly but
00:38:29.320 you have nothing vetoed negotiated maybe something else just leaves all together
00:38:34.360 he resigns resigns yeah that's probably there's a there is a yeah at some point if he can cut a deal 0.93
00:38:40.780 to move he doesn't have anything left right he's a to your part he you know he's uh lame duck
00:38:47.400 president quite frankly he knows he's gridlocked he's pushing 80. he's pushing 80. his health is
00:38:52.960 obviously not what it was in 2016. the parties let him down right he said you know they can't no one
00:38:58.280 sort of stepped up to help him fight he screamed at fox news last night yeah so maybe blame them
00:39:03.820 yeah but maybe so maybe that is and then quite frank but that's your deal it's another form of
00:39:09.280 deal right i guess so yeah but then you leave jd vance so then jd vance poor jd vance is stuck
00:39:14.360 uh holding the ball and i don't know you know at that point it would be uh it'd be chaos on
00:39:19.320 american chaos in america so who knows where he would go he would at that point he might take a
00:39:23.740 more militant stance you know he might try to fight harder because he he has a longer career left i
00:39:28.900 going to say he he or does he has another well or does he well he's younger let's put it no but i
00:39:33.780 mean but because of what's played out and what might play out is he done after 2028. i think
00:39:40.420 that he's oh yeah yeah he's easily not in politics look at the votes in ohio went all the opposite
00:39:47.460 way you know yeah rama sammy like all that was a mess right that was just a catastrophic even even
00:39:53.220 the the whole campaign was unbelievable i got another scenario for both of you uh i'm in the
00:39:59.780 foreign office of the united states the pentagon the cia um now i'm worried about what foreign
00:40:06.660 powers will do they'll look at a compromised country with a lame duck president with a lot
00:40:11.780 of infighting between the republicans and democrats with no appetite for any war if china was to go to
00:40:18.180 taiwan in 2027. the appetite to go there and spill american blood off the south pacific is pretty
00:40:26.180 low no americans have spoken in my mind jim and mike the americans have spoken they that's it
00:40:31.780 taiwan would be on their own they're coming back like i think you know in their defense strategy
00:40:35.860 that we saw last yeah uh december quite frankly they talked about it just receding back to the
00:40:41.700 western hemisphere and just being done like basically putting the iron dome kind of over
00:40:45.940 the continent and just calling shutting shutting down leaving the rest closing foreign bases yeah
00:40:51.220 leaving the rest of them to just have added to what they want to do and quite frankly and if
00:40:55.460 i'm ukraine i'm a little concerned because well if i'm europe i'm really absolutely yeah at this
00:41:01.700 point we have 2 000 troops in lafayette on the russian belarus it's been all over the tv this
00:41:06.420 yeah they're training and they're going in which again we're uh this is all the things we need to
00:41:11.140 think about we're cozying up to the you know the eu so in a big way in a big way quite frankly
00:41:17.780 so now it's like okay now nothing we can do about the outcome of this there's nothing our prime
00:41:23.300 minister could do about it quite frankly this is their decision but they've made their call
00:41:28.980 america and the war machine is kind of grinded to a halt and got into a halt because the electoral
00:41:36.500 you know people have spoken the public have spoken they've said you know stop it we don't
00:41:41.540 want to do anything so homeland security becomes the because focus that's it what's your kalshi
00:41:47.220 slash poly market percentage of an actual trade deal canada the us getting done now in the wake of
00:41:52.260 this a trade deal 50 50. so you're at 50. i'm at 50. yeah i would say the same thing the same yeah
00:42:00.980 yeah i agree i think that's very true that a 50 50 chance at a trade deal because
00:42:06.820 you wonder if trump's trying to save face that's a big thing with him
00:42:11.220 and hey look at me i cut a trade deal we're all happy one friends go to the go to sober it's go
00:42:18.260 to florida again yeah go shop in new york and michigan and maine support our border states
00:42:23.460 and like let's get together can the us we're friends again that's what he's gonna say i don't
00:42:28.660 know that he can step back from that i think that he has to soft i think he has to front-facing
00:42:35.700 fight that and explain himself and in the end it gets done quietly i don't i think that interesting
00:42:42.260 i think that it doesn't become a big hoopla i think that if we're smart we if we are smart
00:42:48.580 we don't need the hoopla we need the deal but can he do a deal without the hoopla i did that's the
00:42:55.220 question with him i don't know like i i agree with you mike but but there is no hoopla left
00:43:01.060 like he got it all taken last night yeah he has no leverage right nothing his leverage you read
00:43:07.780 jim you had it earlier all the powers he loses this is interesting because jim and i oh yeah
00:43:12.420 we're going through don't worry if you can't find it but he basically loses every single
00:43:17.620 power except for i don't know three i can think of quite frankly but all his presidential powers go
00:43:24.580 away can he still pardon budgets go away he can pardon people but uh congress has control of the
00:43:31.460 budget the senate has control of like so they because the senate and congress were set up to
00:43:36.900 prevent the president from having unfettered power uh because now the democrats control it they have
00:43:43.540 so much say and how money is spent how laws are made foreign policy that cuts the dollars off
00:43:49.860 and quite frankly that's the key one right yeah he has the peso as to say so they have right so
00:43:55.300 quite frankly from his perspective like you said at the end of it he can pardon but that's it right
00:44:00.260 yeah yeah and so he's heard that one before i don't still today but it's awesome that's a good
00:44:05.380 no no but he that's where he that's where it's at unfortunately for him probably good for the nation
00:44:10.660 it needed to counterbalance because it was going too far the other way but so he you know he sits
00:44:16.020 there and waits it out you know the big winners right now today and the next week lobbyists and
00:44:20.980 lawyers in washington dc oh my goodness the billing hours the lobbying oh my goodness the cocktail
00:44:27.300 party like and it's like hey let's do a deal let's see like oh it's going to be out of control they
00:44:33.620 talk about the swamp the swamp forget draining it they just added more water to the swamp for the
00:44:38.500 next few months i wonder how we see trump in his next uh forward-facing moment to the american
00:44:44.740 people in the world well that's a great question because the day after he no public appearances
00:44:50.500 so i guess he we think he broke a vase last night oh i think so a golf club but you know
00:44:58.340 you know a quiet ending is again it it's there is a likelihood that he just you know once a
00:45:04.820 month you hear from him you know he does this state of the union he he just slides in and just
00:45:09.780 hangs out mar-a-lago and golf yeah golfs and that's the end of it quite frankly and he doesn't
00:45:14.980 there is a possibility that that does happen while he negotiates his exit and that might
00:45:20.260 be a negotiated exit is you just sit and sit in the seat till it's over and quite frankly be done
00:45:25.380 and you know we'll here's the three things i need and then i'll walk away and then the power brokers
00:45:31.620 and the democrats agree and then move on think about it he he went to war knowing the outcome
00:45:37.380 of what he did so he he knew that the likelihood so you know people go oh you know he was uh you
00:45:43.540 know caught up in his power after venezuela yeah i don't think so i don't think so i think he knew
00:45:49.620 you know whether you blame it on israel or who you blame it on he knew that that was probably
00:45:54.820 either going to be his achilles heel or he was going to be able to ride it out and he got very
00:46:00.180 bad advice from pete hagseth he probably did but he knew the very bad advice he he knew there
00:46:04.660 probably was a high likelihood that this would be his end so quite frankly you know so now at the
00:46:09.620 end this negotiation that comes in and at the end of the day he has two years for people to
00:46:15.460 you know in a 24-hour news cycle he has two years to just let the boats float and quite frankly how
00:46:23.940 many people will forget you know they'll talk the news cycle doesn't even really exist anymore we
00:46:29.140 were talking about nixon and reagan before the show you know like reagan got blown out in the
00:46:34.500 midterms and came back to win an election right so americans you know in two years they they'll
00:46:40.020 change their you know and and he'll just say you know think about it if you're sitting in his shoes
00:46:44.900 he says okay i'm just gonna pass their bills so i'm gonna i'm gonna govern i'm gonna govern as
00:46:49.460 your president but i'm gonna let them pass their bills for two years and you'll see and you see if
00:46:53.060 you're better off in two years and if i'm sitting in the democrat seat i'm like oh shoot we really
00:46:58.260 got to hustle now rachel maddo last night at ms now she had headshots of about two dozen potential
00:47:05.220 democrats that they would peg as potential presidential nominees if you are the democrats
00:47:11.060 you've got to whittle that down to a small number right now and start thinking right now
00:47:16.420 it's paul micucci it's mike wickson whoever it is and get behind them it's like you said and build
00:47:22.180 a plan build a plan and build a groundswell and have someone in place as soon as possible but that
00:47:28.020 you're at you're at ground zero right now you're like literally you're they've got you you've got
00:47:32.900 the ball and if he hands you the ball you haven't even got so he he he might just decide for a
00:47:38.740 couple months to let you fumble which okay here's the ball fumble and watch them fumble for a while
00:47:44.020 and say now the one thing about democrats they pass bills fast yeah so they are very they you
00:47:49.060 know they're they're lawyers we need to get this done get it done pass it let's move on you know
00:47:52.900 what the auto pin yeah you know what i mean they pass a lot of legislation very quickly they write
00:47:57.540 legislation so quite frankly you might see a big turn in uh the culture and but but you know what
00:48:02.660 maybe this is okay you know roll for a while if you want to roll you know it doesn't matter anyways
00:48:07.780 in two years you're gonna you'll have messed it up but if they have the right person in place
00:48:12.740 with by say by next spring who's who's who's the right who i don't know by the way they'll learn
00:48:18.020 that list the list is they have two dozen people behind rachel but we can't name a name think about
00:48:23.460 it ever gavin newsom is the big name that keeps coming now i'm going to throw something at you
00:48:28.180 which is a very i'm going to go sideways from it which i think is a high probability i know
00:48:32.420 this sounds crazy because you you hear it infrequently and you and i have talked about it
00:48:37.540 i think there's a third party and it's been talked about i think this opens up the this opens up or
00:48:43.540 maybe even a third fourth and a fifth party i think this opens up a big chasm for multiple parties to
00:48:51.060 enter the field and i've said this you know i've said this about our country but i've also so
00:48:54.980 republicans mega republicans democrats and then super left democrats look at britain and how
00:49:02.260 that's really changed the dynamic i i can't even name the number of parties well the labor party
00:49:06.660 this party but that's what happened to those parties right they splintered so i think this
00:49:10.820 could be the beginning of the end of the two parties and i would agree and that they when
00:49:15.060 we was watching last because ross perot tried it didn't he yeah he did but it wasn't the right
00:49:19.700 timing but this is the this may be the right timing you know for to peel off so you know and
00:49:25.140 quite frankly maybe that's part of you know that's another option that we throw on the table maybe
00:49:29.860 there's an option where he just goes off and starts his own party uh trump yeah maybe he's
00:49:34.900 maybe he says you know he's on social media listen to your point there's two republican
00:49:39.700 parties there's two republican groups i can't keep them together anymore quite frankly because
00:49:44.100 they can't keep you know and and i think this like at his age and everything i think he's just going
00:49:50.180 to ride off into the mar-a-lago sunset donald trump or donald trump jr yeah yeah well i'm not
00:49:55.460 exactly it's interesting god help us all like no i i anticipate that put that one down on the
00:49:59.940 no well it's interesting so who's making the comments today the day after i think it's him
00:50:05.140 no his family his whole family it's not i think it's donald jr that's going to be yeah sorry yeah
00:50:11.700 yeah but uh yeah you're seeing the family starting to speak so maybe you're gonna see
00:50:15.780 you know hey we understand what the republic party is here we go we're going into part two
00:50:22.340 i don't know but you know there you do feel i'm with that one by the way you do feel that something
00:50:28.660 is afoot like you do have that feeling this is a real moment in american politics there's no
00:50:32.900 question he knew this was going to happen and he kept saying he didn't care right but then but then
00:50:37.780 the interesting part is at the same time jim which is you alluded to it earlier the dems have to and
00:50:43.460 right now the dems have to pick a leader so the dems have to pick a leader but they have two
00:50:47.220 parties yeah the the socialist democrats well the elsaids of michigan yeah they have that whole
00:50:53.460 group and and the classic the gavin newsom sort of republic or democrat yeah exactly so they have
00:50:59.300 two parties now quite frankly you know yeah they have to learn how to get along if they're going
00:51:04.100 to win we could uh but i get along they're not even their policies quite frankly they're pure
00:51:09.860 policies that they believe in aren't even close yeah we can anticipate them i think coming apart
00:51:14.020 pretty quickly yeah just on policy issues alone oh my goodness right and then you know one of the
00:51:20.020 things we didn't talk or we never talked they talked about a little last night immigration
00:51:24.580 policy in the u.s has changed both these parties right so yes the reason i think we're in for a
00:51:30.020 splitting or a fracturing is quite frankly immigration policies and who makes up these
00:51:34.420 parties now are way different right so but that's going to cause a fracturing because
00:51:39.140 you know the traditional american parties aren't going to be wanted to be adopted and the values
00:51:44.180 are not going to be wanted adopted by new americans and you know it's a very interesting
00:51:48.280 and the voting turnout's not bad the voting turnout's about over 50 is over so we looked
00:51:53.400 at it today with jim so they're actually in some states there were records yeah they were actually
00:51:58.060 they said no this this was a message to washington oh yeah the american people don't want this
00:52:03.180 president there's no two ways about it and by the way and they're unhappy in general he he purports
00:52:07.420 not to have seen this coming but i do think he's more calculating and better advised than that
00:52:12.700 yeah and so if another party is the ultimate strategy or negotiating his way to the ultimate
00:52:20.140 sunset leaving his family in the wings to continue a political empire i think those are both real
00:52:27.020 possibilities i just think he's like i'm i've now he's like there has to be a twinge of fear in the
00:52:33.340 back of his mind like oh god now what i i gotta get out of this negotiate art of the deal figure
00:52:39.740 out a way that i look like the winner yeah go on fox uh shake hands with golfers go to mar-a-lago
00:52:46.380 with my mega bros and just ride off in the sunset and i don't have to worry about your christmas
00:52:51.660 special with cnn jim can i throw something yes with very little leverage there has to be at some
00:52:58.460 point where the other side gives a little good will and that's the you know he's kind of dependent
00:53:02.700 on that now because he's lost that so yeah these leverage points are few and far between other than
00:53:08.300 there wasn't a lot of we we need to work together discussion though to be honest and you just
00:53:12.140 brought it up the democrats are so eager to pass all these laws and bills they're like great let's
00:53:17.740 do that and like bang bang bang we can do this for teachers for the kids for daycare for social
00:53:23.740 services for immigrants and they're like we're going to bring america back if your kids or your
00:53:29.100 grandkids are trying to understand all of this i have a recommendation schoolhouse rock yeah
00:53:35.260 i am still just a bill is the song that you're looking for conjunction junction what's your
00:53:39.820 function uh wow guys thanks for uh summing this up i appreciate it thank you
00:53:47.740 Thank you.