? And you know that if somebody in particular is in charge of telling you what's true, you know that you're in big trouble, right? Yeah, that's true. I mean, I don't think anybody actually holds this opinion. Isn't that weird? People are giving opinions they don't hold because they think you probably have a strategic benefit. I think so. I think people are just answering what would be a philosophical question. I think they're answering it strategically. Partly what's happening.

All right, but is it more than just false information? Wouldn't you say that there's also a suppression by the left of opinion? Don't you think that it's more than just what's true or what's false but that opinion is also being suppressed? You know, stuff that's clearly opinion, because some of the opinion is about what's true and what's not true. So you end up blocking opinion when you try to block fact.

All right, now it might be just because there's so many Democrats who are unable to speak in coherent sentences. You've got your Kamala Harris, your Joe Biden, your Fetterman, your Senator Feinstein, who actually can't communicate anymore. But now we can add to that Mitch McConnell. If you saw Mitch McConnell's tragic press announcement and he stood there and actually couldn't speak and he looked like he was having some kind of an event in his head, he apparently can speak, so he did because he did come back, but he's in bad shape. So by my count that is five major members of our government who can't form sentences. Is that right? Tell me I'm wrong. There are four elected people who are really prominent. These are not minor people. These are prominent politicians: Kamala Harris, Joe Biden, Fette