"The Winning Message in Politics Is Envy" – Adam Carolla

Business, you know, and I mean, one of the things with the election results, we had Steven Crowder on the previous guest before you, and he said if the, if the Democrats take the House and the Senate, there is an 80% chance, according to his model, that they win the presidency in 2028, which is kind of historically very likely. As you go. I, I was looking actually at the cash yields of this. Jon Ossoff is now in pole position to be the, the next president of the United States according to the prediction markers. So I thought Buddha Judge was the pole position. I'm not sure what position is. Paul said. But like, if you're talking about the ever expanding state, a situation in which the Democrats have the two houses and the presidency, I mean you, the whole, the whole country is going to go in the more Californian direction. Yeah. And you know, the experiment might be over at that point. I mean, if you're, if your pitch is really nothing, but I'm going to extract more money from this group and get it to you guys so that you can have all this stuff that, you know, they don't need all of what they have. It's, it's a, it's a weird pitch. It's a super lazy pitch. If you really just break it down, like, if you just go, if you really just break it down, like as a politician or really as a business person, like, you know, someone goes, you manufactured doors and windows, you know, and they go, what's your plan for running our door and window shop? And mine's like, I'm going to go across the street to the successful door and window shop. I'm just going to take their. Bring it on our show. Good. I mean, yeah, yeah, but you go, like, yeah, but that doesn't make you that good a CEO, does it? Like, I'm just going to go, yeah, no, we'll bring guns and we'll just go over there. We'll force them to give us their good stuff. They don't need all their doors and windows. They, they got more than they need. They'll give it to us. Like, that's a pretty lazy. If you think about a concept like as a, as a manager or as a politician just to constantly say, I'm going to get folks that work weekends and holidays to kick down more of their jobs.