by our bad days. e we re defined by how we come back from bad bad days. another yes.s.sevent another seventh grade girlh-grgr representing you in congress.. ladies and gentlemen, mr. adam kinzinger. you ve got to wonder if we would all be much better off of adam kinzinger had just stuck to interpretive dance too late. now matt walsh is the host ofos the matt willt show. you re always happy to have them join us on this . matt walsh, thanks so much for coming on . so the emotional incontinencein the rhetorical excesses like the pure hysteria of the democraticex party , i feel like i take it too seriously. these people i mean, there s something going on inside. i think. yeah, i think so. clip i mean, i really i love o that clip from the squad benchwarmer saying that you end democracy by not wearing a mask in an elevator, which means, by the way, that i have personally entered democracy countless times because i ve never worn that elevator largely largely because of people like her thatr.
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