I first thought when I watched the first Hillary Trump debate, and people kept saying Hillary won,

but most of those people who were pro-Hillary who couldn't see it from the view of somebody

who wasn't in the metropolitan progressive. They couldn't see it from outside themselves.

So when I was watching, I was like, okay, Trump has a story here.

Trump has a story that Hillary, her husband, Obama, they just signed a bunch of NAFTA stuff,

sent a bunch of jobs overseas.

They basically gutted American manufacturing.

People don't have jobs anymore.

These things are going to overseas sweatshops, and the fat cats are reaping the profits from the lowered margins, the hardworking Americans in the can't eat and make America great

and all this stuff.

And yeah, he's blustering around like a buffoon, but there's a coherent story that he's telling.

And then earlier you were just like, oh, Donald.

He's just going to do that over and over again.

He goes, you can go to my website and check the policy.

And it's like, people don't want to hear you can go do homework.

Like, you got to have a counter story here.

And I kept thinking, like, I don't think he really won described it as in like you know i used to have a lot of

work i don't have work and i hear somebody list all these problems and even if whether he's right

or wrong whether he's scapegoating the right people or not or whatever he's at least seeing my problem

he's at least saying yeah whereas the other person just gaslighting and saying, uh, no, like, who you can trust me?

Or you're lying eyes, you know?

There's a, now I'm really going to date myself, but anybody remember Monty Python here?

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