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The There won't be a full show today.

The show will be back tomorrow, but I want to take a few minutes to react to Donald

Trump's speech last night and the incredibly pathetic display put on by his political opponents.

I had the honor of attending the speech as a guest of Speaker Mike Johnson along with Ben

Shapiro and Riley Gaines.

And I could tell you that the difference in the energy in the room was very palpable.

Republicans were excited, they were energized, they were full of patriotic pride.

Democrats, on their hand, were sullen and joyless and glum and resentful and extremely petty.

All told, it made one thing clear.

If there was any doubt that the central conflict in this country is not political but spiritual,

then Trump's address to Congress last night settled the issue.

We are officially well past the point where Republicans and Democrats disagree on the best way to run the country settled the issue. We are officially well past the point where Republicans,

Democrats, disagree on, you know, the best way to run the country for the benefit of the citizens

they represent. We're past the point of nuanced political debate, of trying to figure out, you know,

the ideal corporate tax rate, or the best way to improve the health care system, or any of the other

debates that define previous eras in politics. Instead,

America now consists of one party that wants the best for people living in the country and the

Democrat Party that is willing in the most public form imaginable to embrace its profound disdain

for its country and its people. The Democrats put on display for the world to see their deep hatred

for our military as it catches terrorists who murdered our soldiers for our space program that

aims to ensure the survival of our species for border patrol agents who get shot at by cartel

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