I close my eyes, and I drift away into the magic night. I always stay.

Welcome to Michael and I, so I'm Will Sloan, here is always with.

Luke Savage, hey everyone, welcome back. Just for posterity, just to put it on the record,

so future generations listening to this will understand the context this episode emerged in.

Last night Tim Allen was tweeting up a storm. I don't have any, like, particularly clever

take on this. I just want it on the record. He tweeted, finally, an honest progressive position,

quote, short-term demands among them of progressive income tax, abolition of inheritances and public

property, abolition of child labor, free public education, nationalization of the means of transport.

Guess who wrote this? Luke, do you have any, do you have any guesses?

Nancy Pelosi. Close, very close. It was Karl Marx, communist manifesto Wikipedia.

That was his next tweet, and Karl spelled with a C, which he corrected in the tweet after that.

So, okay, can you explain to me? I'm glad you brought this up because I mean, I saw those tweets

last night like everyone else, but I don't really understand what he's doing here. I mean,

because the first one I saw was the Karl Marx communist manifesto Wikipedia tweet. That just

looked like one of those tweets where, you know, somebody who's bad at computers types some,

like, types a search into the wrong field, and then they tweet it.

Right. I don't know what was happening, but the tweet after that, he says,

I am sure Mr. Marx would have made adjustments to his position, had he been exposed to our country's

advanced evolution of worker unions and our protection of child labor. So, I'm actually not sure

where Tim Allen stands on the issue of either child labor or Tim Allen coming out against

revolutionary socialism. They're taking a very fabian social democratic position.

The thing is, I'm not sure if, when he said finally an honest progressive position,

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