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looney than me, and for him though think that, you know. yes, we have seen him over the course of his career make slipups on that. he did it on abortion but he changed his tune and people were forgiving of it but i think this is fundamentally different. to put a finer point on that. put a fine point on the fine point. toward the end of the book, it is a trump pollster, tony fabricio, who runs a survey every decade or so where exactly the republican party electorate is. in 1997 he had something like 5 percent to 10% of the electorate calling themselves progressives. that s unthinkable today. now 2021, 22, 10%, fully 10% of the republican electorate he classifies as info wars republicans, which means they not only believe in one theory that qanon espouses but in several. this was tested. that s 10% of the gop