We've got two hours to fill, and about two weeks' worth of insanity to discuss. The only challenge isn't finding material. It's deciding which dumpster fire to roast first.Because America has become the world's largest outdoor laboratory dedicated to answering one question:"What happens when people confuse feelings with facts?"Turns out, we're getting the results in real time.And it should come as no surprise for you that…We're winning.I know it doesn't always feel that way because every day the m...
We've got two hours to fill, and about two weeks' worth of insanity to discuss. The only challenge isn't finding material. It's deciding which dumpster fire to roast first.
Because America has become the world's largest outdoor laboratory dedicated to answering one question:
"What happens when people confuse feelings with facts?"
Turns out, we're getting the results in real time.
And it should come as no surprise for you that…We're winning.
I know it doesn't always feel that way because every day the media serves up a fresh plate of crazy.
But if you're seeing more panic, more meltdowns, more excuses, more finger-pointing by Leftists, that's not confidence.
That's the sound a losing team makes in the locker room when the fourth quarter clock hits zero.
We'll start in Arizona, where Governor Katie Hobbs recently got a rude awakening.
Nothing says "I'm in touch with the people" quite like discovering the people have stopped listening.
Then we'll stay in Arizona and talk about Senator Ruben Gallego, who appears to be discovering that campaign slogans don't make excellent life preservers when reality starts flooding the boat.
We'll get into the details.
Then we're heading to Chicago.
Ah yes, Chicago.
The city where politicians hold press conferences about compassion while residents play an exciting game called "Was that fireworks or gunfire?"
Mayor Brandon Johnson wants America to know how committed he is to protecting Black people and transgender people.
Wonderful.
Meanwhile, forty people got shot over the weekend.
Eight were killed.
Apparently criminals didn't get the memo about the mayor's priorities.
And here's the irony. Politicians who lecture us endlessly about safety somehow preside over places where safety has become a rumor.
We'll break that one down for all its comedic value.
Then we move to another fascinating story.
The media versus Tesla.
Specifically, the media versus Elon Musk.
And I have a question.
When did journalists become so comfortable attacking America's first African-American trillionaire?
What? Did I say something wrong?
I've been told identity matters.
I've been told representation matters.
I've been told success stories matter.
Apparently they matter right up until the successful person refuses to vote Democrat.
Now suddenly every Tesla is a menace, every rocket launch is suspicious, every innovation is dangerous, and every self-driving car incident gets covered like it was the opening scene of a disaster movie.
If Elon were a progressive activist handing out electric bicycles and pronouns, they'd name airports after him.
Instead, they treat him like he personally unplugged CNN.
As a tribute to white folks, here is comedian Ben Bankas on being white…
[X] Humor – Ben Bankas I Like White People
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