 And my most popular shows, I take the left, the one on whiteness, the one on the rights in Portland, the ones on what was it called, the systemic racism, those are great. But the fact is that I am more interested in and I think I have more to contribute in attacking the right and giving objectivity to the right, partially because all of us are attracted to the right. The right is appealing. The right seems like the antidote to the left. And that's my job is to warn you away from that. The choice is not between right to left. The choice is between individualism and collectivism and the right today is very collectivist. All right, let me cover some of the topics I wanted to as an example of why the right is so pathetic, but this is like a regular pathetic. This is not an insightful pathetic. It's just look at what's going on right now with the stimulus. For how much would you comment five minute video? I don't know what you mean. For how much would you comment five minute video? You're going to have to explain yourself, John. You can explain yourself in one of the comments without the dollars and I'll try to read it. Just look at the stimulus package. The Democrats in May, May, they passed the stimulus package by the house, three trillion dollars. Now that was obviously not going anywhere, but you expected the collectivistic, statist, socialist minded Republicans to offer their own stimulus package quickly so they can negotiate a deal because they need to throw money at the American people before the election. Otherwise, they risk losing, but the Republicans sat on their hands. And only when coronavirus numbers started going up in the Republicans said, Oh my God, maybe, maybe, maybe we do need to throw money at American people. Maybe the recovery won't happen all by itself. That Republicans started to put the plan together and they couldn't disagree and they argued and they debated and they argued. And finally, last week, they proposed a solution. Now it's already known that between at least 20 senators, Republican senators are probably going to vote against us. Good for them, by the way. But the Democrats don't support this and the house has to agree to it. So then they started negotiating with the house and they're not agreeing. Why? Because the house wants to sustain this $800 a month. On top of unemployment insurance and extra $800, which basically for some people constitutes a wage higher than what they would actually own if they got a job. So Republicans are saying, no, we want to reduce it so that it isn't as much as if they got a job as if they got a job because we want to provide them with an incentive to get a job. And Democrats are saying, no, because Democrats have veto power over this bill because they control the house of representatives. So they say, no. So if I could say, no, no, this is really bad. This is economic suicide. We can't do that. People won't go to work. So we're getting system. Democrats say, no. And today Republicans said, okay, let's let's sit down and negotiate. So Republicans have already caved on that. What's also interesting about these negotiations like previous negotiations of the Trump administration, they're not handled like they used to be. It used to be that the house and Senate senators would negotiate and house members would negotiate. And then maybe the administration, the president's people would chime in and say, no, no, we won't sign that and we don't want that and we don't want this and they would lobby and they would encourage. And but here it's minutia negotiating the whole thing. And minutia sells out to the Democrats every single time. Now I know Trump has this mystique about being a great negotiator out of the deal, but he's outmaneuvered by the Democrats every single time. And what I expect from this deal is it's going to be well over a trillion dollars. It's going to give the Democrats what they want on unemployment. It's going to give the Democrats what they want on other issues. None of the more, you know, that comes to some grand compromise. It'll be a trillion to a trillion and a half. It's massive. It's intrusive. It's more bailouts. It's checks to everybody and their brother-in-law. And this is above and beyond things like the Trump administration giving a $765 million loan to Kodak to save it so it can convert itself into some kind of pharma company. Really Kodak because they have knowledge in chemicals from film development. And it's just fascinating to me that anybody still believes that anybody has any inclination to think that Republicans are pro-market. That Republicans are not just competing on who can grant what favors to whom, which interest group gets which favors and to what extent and how big are they and where can we buy influence and how many voters do we buy versus them buying and in which districts and which states and is it a red state or is it a blue state? And it's all that kind of politics. It's all corrupt. It's all statist, collectivist, socialist, insanity or fascist, however way you want to call it. But the government evolving in economy in dramatic fashion. That's what we're seeing. Democrats, Republicans makes no difference. It's just a matter of the degree and it's a matter of the emphasis where you want to put the trillions of dollars. Now somebody should put up two thousand dollars. I agree with an anonymous dough. Someone two thousand bucks. Come on. Never mind two trillion. The government gets two trillion. I can't get a two thousand dollars. All right. So I just wanted to vent a little bit on stimulus because it is so sickening, so sickening. This is stimulus number three. We've already spent three trillion dollars on the stimulus. This is by far the largest stimulus in American history. It's bigger than the New Deal. It's bigger than 2008, 2009. This is like World War Two in terms of percentage of GDP. This is like completely taking over the US economy in order to ramp it up, to manufacture arms to win World War Two. That's what this government is doing right now. This is a wholesale turning American markets into an entitlement state where every crisis now Americans are going to go, oh, please help us. Hands out. Where's my thousand dollar stimulus check? And every small business is going to go, oh, wait. Where's my PPP loan, PPP grant or whatever it is. And how come? And that I haven't even talked about the Fed because I've talked about it before, printing seven trillion dollars to bail out businesses and corporations and large companies and probably some foreign banks in addition. What we need today, what I call the new intellectual would be any man or woman who is willing to think, meaning any man or woman who knows that man's life must be guided by reason, by the intellect, not by feelings, wishes, whims or mystic revelations. 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