They spent a

billion dollars, came out $20 million in the hole, and not only did she not win... she lost by every swing state and the popular vote for the first time in 20 years.

All

Like, i i would want to see the reverse angle like where the camera people are i guarantee there's a whole like movie set i was waiting for this to be in with an explosion at the end directed by michael bay like so orchestrated and what i'm saying it like i think gavin is going to run in 28 i think he's setting up to he's just one of the guys he wants unity in our party

He's been getting ready to run for president for eight years.

He should run.

He's not getting any younger.

If he runs against Kamala Harris, he's going to win.

How do they do that?

Well, it's superpowers, honestly.

There's no other explanation for it.

As we all know, quote-unquote democracy requires that we take weeks and weeks and weeks to do this.

You know, it might actually be fascism, because since they're not taking weeks on end to count these ballots... obviously there they're destroying the results of the election in order to elect evil republicans or the alternative possibility they just actually have an incentive structure to do their job quickly and efficiently and so that's what they do they know that after the two thousand election where george bush got elected and everybody was mad at them in florida in florida they actually had to create a system that works and so they did and the dirty little secret is it's not that hard

Ethan, you're

white trash.

What do you think? I mean, there's no good answer to this question.

You must have something refreshing to say about this.

I mean, really, the point you made, which I think this is a scapegoat.

I think it's a lot easier for a lot of city council members, even state-level politicians across the entire country, to point at data centers as the boogeyman and say, we have to stop this, when in reality, the real problem is our governments have not been managing our resources.

which is one of their jobs.

It's the job of the state government here in Texas to make sure that you have power.

We have ERCOT.

We have the Public Utility Commission.

Aggressional session, yeah.

We need Social

Security for... for burritos.

I don't know what that process would look like, but we need to make sure the baby boomers get their burritos.

But yeah, you mentioned deportations, and I think that's a big part of it.

The key here is deport all of everybody, basically.

If you want prices to drop, lower demand.

How do you lower demand? Get 30 million people out of this country.

What are people saying about the Paxton rally last night? What do you think of these poll numbers? Do you believe

Who are those people?

Yeah, I mean I'm hesitant to point direct fingers, but I think there's a lot of people that are very concerned about the shocking amount of Muslims that have immigrated into the United States and are not happy with the United States itself.

As it is.

And, you know, there's there's a lot of immigration that I think people can kind of tolerate as long as they assimilate.

The issue that we're running into is we have a whole bunch of Muslim immigrants that aren't trying particularly hard to assimilate.

They're very often saying, no, I shouldn't have to assimilate.

And they're starting to build, you know, enclaves, many societies.

So what's your solution to all this? Just what do we, Holy War, Crusades, Deuce Vault? I

Hey, Siri, pull up JetBlue stock for me.

But yeah, so I saw my Royal Caribbean stock shoot up.

And so I really only bought that.

I do like cruising, but I really only bought that so I could have an indicator as what's going on in the Middle East because cruise ships use a lot of oil that affects their bottom line.

So it's basically a canary in the coal mine for me for oil prices.

So when I see their stocks shoot up, I go and look at Rapid Response 47 on X, and I see this tweet from Donald Trump.

I'm going to read it to you as best I can.

Thank you.