I want to reach back in my archives today and share a guest who is very special.

He's no longer with us, but he's a clear thinker.

But before I get into his clear thinking, I want to share an example of not thinking.

In fact, I'd like to share an example of a worm crawling, because that's all I could think of

as a title for this episode. Even though I have this fantastic guest from my archives, two of his

appearances I'm going to share, but I still was thinking about the idea of a worm crawling, not because of the guest who is

coming up, but because of the story I'm going to share quickly right now.

I made a comment on X about the deep state, which is what we as Americans call the bureaucratic state,

the people that have jobs that go on and on and on working for the government. And they generally, as I will explain in a second, they generally vote one way.

In fact, they don't generally vote one way. They vote one way. They vote to the left.

So I mentioned the deep state on X, not too terribly a controversial opinion. And this guy says, I don't believe in that. It's a conspiracy theory.

I've been reading, fill in the blank of autobiography from former German leader, and he says the same thing.

Well, isn't that special, Captain Moron?

Let me give a little more information about the deep state.

I grew up in the Washington, D.C. area in the United States of America.

This is Washington, D.C., surrounded by the state of Maryland and surrounded by the state of

Virginia.

They call it the DMV, District Maryland, Virginia.

Maryland has always voted to the left.

D.C. has always voted to the left. D.C. has always voted to the left.

Virginia used to vote somewhat to the right, but now votes to the left as well. The area surrounding

Washington, D.C., encompasses six to seven of the wealthiest counties in the United States of America.

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