so this isn t just a song about things that she s gone through her own life the sun that really takes note the past and brings it into, into the, into the present. are really smart album. i think it s kind of multi-generational. i mean, we think of swifties as these young girls were just following taylor swift, but really she makes albums. i think that our multigenerational multifaceted and she keeps getting better she really does. she is a force and let s listen to another one of the songs that she released is called florida. let s listen to that and i m happy. to play taylor swift s music all morning. and if i m getting at any trouble with the rights and clearances, people as seen in our anywhere else? i have nothing to do with this. it s all on the control room, but kudos of the control, because this is the best segment of the deck cj your your reaction. are there any big hits? i mean, i have to
ya. neither can this. self-evidently, it s a sign of a party that is incapable of governing. rev, i ask you, you know, is this not i mean, there s no direct way, although maybe, who knows? democrats can be creative and maybe capitalize on the skeptical of one member of the house calling the other a little bitch on the house floor, but what do you do with that as a democrat? how do you take that and translate it into, take it clear that this is the sign of something. joe went one direction. i went another. but it s a sign of something deeper in the republican party and get voters to vote on it. i think the problem is that when we re looking at the whole shift of where this country is being perceived globally, i mean, we have the immediate past president under indictment, state and federal, and we have all of these contenders afraid to take him on. we have people talking about impeaching a president on policy, not saying anything that he s done ethical or criminal to
this is the problem when politicians want implement hard changes to the military because the military has these things through experience. we ve seen what it takes to win. we ve seen what happens and why we lose. then they found ways of trying to bring academia into it, books list, saying this book needs to be read. this guy is literally vouching for racism. when we talked about the crt stuff before this is how you get academically indoctrinated. this is how you have it taught at the academies and when the officer corps buys it into, especially if they haven t been in war, that scares me and it s going to hurt us long term. what was your experience as a black officer in the military? so when i was coming up, before 2004, my sisters, 1993, this was not a thing. we weren t having these kinds of conversations. 9/11 happened, my sophomore year at west point so my entire class knew that we were all getting ready to go to war so we trained
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is in the foundational roots of this country and this culture. but the idea that economically it provides a positive benefit for people who are new immigrants in this country why are they coming here if there wasn t an economic benefit? right, and was redlining not also something that, like, the neighborhoods they re moving to, they re able to gentrify? slavery was not like a stop, start, two teams, now we re done. we are still in that. all right, last word, john, i have to go. to have you say that a lot. i know, i do. and i noticed you guys ignore a lot. all right, you have five seconds of wrap up here? the direct cash payments are being put forward here today are political and practical nonstarter. but the larger conversation is one we can and should not have about educating ourselves in the country. and i appreciate the conversation we ve been having. and those numbers are the beginning of education. because it s a pretty mind-blowing numbers. quantifying it like t