January 6 that if you don't have enough security and you know for sure a gigantic group of angry people are coming your way? No we didn't learn anything from it. There's nothing useful about knowing the details of January 6. I mean unless it helps you know how corrupt the system is I suppose. But yeah you can just delete that from your memory banks. Wouldn't make a difference. None.

Dan Bongino is tantalizing because he talks about, he acts like he knows maybe a little bit or even a lot more about one of the assassination attempts, the second one. And he says it has the possibility to be the scandal of our lifetime which would suggest more people were involved in this than just the shooter. The suggestion is that maybe there's an insider connection to it and that worse maybe it's internally politically motivated and it wasn't just a crazy guy. Now I don't personally know what that evidence would be but he does say, quote, this story is going to get worse. It's ugly. And he is very animated about where that's going. Now I consider Bongino one of the credible people who doesn't just take a BS story and run with it because he can get clicks. You know obviously he's a high energy presenter. He's one of my favorite people. I always use him as an example of talent stacks. Bongino is like the ultimate talent stack guy. Like he has just the right experiences and then things he's developed like his on camera persona and everything and even his physicality. You know he's just got a whole bunch of everything from networking to understanding politics to understanding the security situation, presentation, language, grammar. I mean he's got a talent stack. So does Hannity and a number of other people but he always stands out to me as a person who just said what do successful people do and then he just did that really hard. I hate to reduce people to something so simple but doesn't Bongino look like somebody who just woke up at some point in his life and said