was watching that and it appears, and I can't read her mind or anything like that, but whether or not I ever agree or disagree with Marjorie Taylor Greene, she's just so likable. Is it just me? Am I the only one who just sees her and I think you're just so likable. It doesn't matter, you know, if I'm on board with the same policies. Sometimes I'm not, sometimes I am, right? But she apparently, and maybe this is temporary, we don't know, but looks like she may have softened her, let's say aggressive or assertive. She's still assertive, but maybe dialed down the aggressive part a little bit. Assertive is good. Aggressive depends. And so she sort of made nice with the ladies on The View, and they liked it, and she liked it. And then somewhere around that time I came up with this realization about myself that might apply to you and it might be a universal. I want to test it out. Okay.

There are people on the left that I like while disagreeing with some of their opinions. Likewise, there are people on the right who I like a lot while disagreeing with some of their opinions. And so I was trying to figure out what is it about the people on the left and the people on the right that would make me like some of them like really like them a lot. There's just something about their vibe or their, I don't know, just something about them. And I finally figured out what it was. I'm going to read a number of people and you tell me what the common element is. You ready for this? This will be like a cool little contest you can do at home. So some of these will be on the left. Oh, did I, I don't think I have enough on the right, but you get the idea. So what do these people have in common? Donald Trump, Rand Paul, Marjorie Taylor Greene, Nancy Mace, Bill Maher. I threw a Bill Maher in there, somebody on the left. I would also throw in, what's his name? Jon Stewart. I'll throw Jon Stewart in there. I'll throw Fetterman in there. All right. Fetterman. So you got your Fettermans, your Bill Mahers. So we got a few Democr