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[laughter] i m getting away with it. greg: rob, as a strong outgoing mail, are you keeping any secrets from us? i m not. i use to produce for fox business i kept the secret that i was black for a really, really long time. you wore white face to work? i wore white face to work. people keep secrets in the workplace because they don t want people to feel uncomfortable, they want to make everybody else feel comfortable. true story i used to produce for a lot of these mainstream outlets and i kept my conservatism a secret because you get fired, you get ostracized, it s a thing. greg: that s the ultimate secret is being a righty as i can attest, tyrus. people shouldn t know about your personal life, right? i would wish but my boss,
people are sort of going about their everyday life, but simmering just beneath the surface is a palpable sense of unease. that s unease for several reasons. first of all, the taliban is adapting a more pragmatic tone. they want to see the aid unfrozen. they want to get recognized by the international community. they re not outwardly saying women can t do this, can t do that, people shouldn t cut their beards or things of that nature. they re holding off on some of those more draconian edicts. on the ground, people understand. they see writing on the wall. they look at small things, girls can no longer go to school after sixth grade until we work out the dynamics of creating an education system that is a proper islamic involvement. they understand what is probably coming down the pipeline, if and when the money does get unfrozen and the taliban gets recognized internationally, is a much more rigid sort of governance based
to get reelected and they are faced with a nightmare. so none of the stuff is real. people shouldn t judge it as real. it s a theater and it s a theater of heat trump led by schiff and pelosi. sean: let s assume, do you assume they will impeach the president, and if they do, what should the senate do? i think they may i do think the republicans have been effective. just asking the questions directly to the witnesses, did you see a crime? no. did you see an impeachable offense? no. i mean, there s a point, i suspect there are a number of marginal democrats in districts that trump carry that would love for this to go away because they know, after the bill comes up, they have to vote yes or they will be devoured by their own activists, but if they do vote yes, they will be devoured by the pro-trump phase of their district. so they are really, i think, and