Future of former Vice President Kamala Harris certified Donald Trump's election victory this week,

making Harris the first woman in history to admit she'd lost an argument.

The majestic spectacle of the American transfer of power from a dementia-riddled corrupticrat

to a raving berserker who wants to conquer Greenland took place on January 6th,

the fourth anniversary of the most horrible

event in all of human history, a horrific insurrection, comparable in horror to the horrors

of World War II or the Holocaust, except instead of blood-drenched continental devastation and

the unimaginable atrocity of a genocide, this was a guy in a Viking hat wandering around

the capital aimlessly, but horrible.

No one could forget where he was on that horrible day, so during the certification ceremony,

I approached a young man walking past the Capitol building and asked him,

do you remember where you were on January 6th?

The young man replied, quote, of course I do.

I was walking past the Capitol building when a man approached me and asked if I remembered

where I was on January 6th.

And I told him I was walking past the Capitol building when a man approached me and asked me

where I was on January 6th, unquote.

And then explained that I wasn't asking him if you remembered where he was this January 6th.

I was asking him if you remembered where he was on January 6th. I was asking him if you remembered where he was on January 6, 2021, to which the young man replied, quote, what are you joking?

That was like four years ago. Why the hell would I remember that? Unquote. So there you have it.

Memories seared by trauma into the very soul of our nation. As America tried to move past that horrible moment when Donald Trump

horribly tried to overturn by force the sovereign will of American people living and dead and

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