should.

Alec Baldwin is in the news complaining about cancel culture. It's like a forest fire that just needs more fuel. Now when Alec Baldwin is complaining about cancel culture, which could also be described as completely agreeing with President Trump, cancel culture's in trouble, isn't it? Because I think cancel culture has now clearly jumped the shark when Alec Baldwin is complaining about cancel culture, because it did happen to him. I mean he has a legitimate complaint. It happened to his wife. I feel like cancel culture is sort of running out of fuel a little bit because if you get the leftiest lefty guy to dislike it, there's not much left. Right now of course it will plague us for a while, but you can see there seems to be a turning point, I would say. And I would say the turning point is Alec Baldwin speaking out in public about it. It'd be one thing if he had a private opinion about it, but Alec Baldwin saying it in public. So I think we're turning the corner on that.

I continue to look at the cost of opposing Trump because you've seen that so many people who are anti-Trump, something bad happens to them. Have you noticed that? I don't know if it's a selective memory or just the way the news works, probably that, but it seems like Trump's opposition, not only is it bad for them personally, but then there's a big cost to it.

For example, apparently Biden is — who knows if this is true, right — but Biden reportedly lashed out at his own Health and Human Services head over the handling of the migrant children. So Joe Biden, it is reported, but again you know I think it's an anonymous report about a private conversation in the Oval Office. What credibility do yo