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We don't have runoff like you guys.

So this woman that popped up, she's running as a Conservative Party candidate, and I'm seeing these people, and I'm like, "You guys are just gonna give this election, which I'm hoping it doesn't, to the Democrat, who's a lunatic."

Mm.

And, you know, so we're seeing the same thing.

And here's the thing that I find fascinating about that: if Republicans right now were to choose a home to raid out of spite alone, [chuckles] like if that's actually what they were doing, if, if the judge didn't sign off and the raid didn't make any kind of legal sense whatsoever, which of course it did.

But if we were, if the Conservative Party was like, "Let's get somebody," it wouldn't be Ilhan Omar.

That wouldn't be the top of my list.

Yes, she's annoying.

The signs were all there.

We've seen 'em for the last 30 years basically as the, as the Republican and the Conservative Party has denied climate change, and a matter of fact, we now have a president who absolutely doesn't believe in it.

He wants to accelerate our demise.

Because in the year 2026 rolling into 2027, I wanna ramp up coal production.

And the fall out of a coconut tree, the thing, it made perfect sense if you listen to what it, you know, what she said.

Meanwhile, Donald Trump will fuck something up, and people on the Conservative Party are writing, like, new chapters of English grammar to try to explain it.

We, you know, we have theoretical maths of explaining how you actually can have a 6,000% reduction in price on something, and then [laughs] they'll go out and they'll defend it because Donald Trump misspoke it.

You'll have Megyn Kelly talking about, you know, is having sex with 14 years really that bad if Donald Trump or whatever.

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And he would say, I'm not the president of the Republican Party.

I'm not the president of the Conservative Party of America.

I am the president of the United States of America.

I'm hoping that the next prime minister will say, I am the prime minister of the Israeli people, and frankly, the leader of the Jewish people too, and one of the leaders of the Western world.

Yeah.

Well, and it, it also feeds, I think, this other thing that I'm seeing within the Conservative Party, although it's a young part of the Conservative Party and a disgruntled part of the Conservative Party, just giving up on everything.

There are people who just, when you see neither side deliver for you cheap gas prices, the ability to go buy your house, you want to blow the whole thing up and/or trust Mum-dami to hand it to you through the government.

Like, both of those are dangerous and bad thoughts, but I think they're happening a lot now, that people are like, "I put this guy in power and I thought it was gonna be different, and my life's the same in this or this way.