Welcome to the club!

I'm just going to set some expectations for you:

Not every episode is gold. Not every movie is great.

Overall, however, you will be entertained and very often, you will be challenged to think about things in a different way.

Oh, and...phasers!

The fact that he was even there is kind of amazing.

What's not amazing is that he didn't show the proper respect.

Here's the problem R's face on healthcare:

They can't figure out how to take away healthcare from millions of people and make it sound like a good thing, so they don't face consequences from the electorate.

I guess it makes sense that Republicans didn't want this interview held in open committee.

They probably knew Smith was going to set them all on fire and they needed time to at least try to play damage control.

He's not drawing the crowds he once did at his in-person hate rallies, so he has to do it on TV now.

This was basically a stump speech from someone who will never run again, who has nothing to say that we haven't heard, and who is starting to realize his support is crumbling.

When will this dip-shit's fifteen minutes expire?

I will go to my grave saying that the real hero in LotR is Sam.

This is a hill upon which I'm willing to die.

Also, "When I read [something that happens in your book], I threw my Kindle down and screamed, 'NO!'"

I've actually gotten that one, and it felt pretty good.

Marjorie Taylor Greene was in Trump's sights for less than two weeks before she buckled and decided to leave Washington.

Bongino hasn't been doing much of anything since he broke with Trump on Epstein.

It's amazing how quickly these people tuck tail when they no longer enjoy his loving support.

I know we'll never know the real answer, but I'm genuinely curious about how many people Stephen Miller would murder if he thought he could get away with it.

I can tell you why:
Dude-bros who listen to the likes of Andrew Tate liked that he talked about getting away with sexual assault, and white women don't care about women who are not white.

The fact that people of Alabama thought a football coach would be a good senator tells us a lot about the people of Alabama.

Telling that they actually have to ask.

I mean, he can sign all the EOs he likes.

They don't carry any real weight and are not enforceable in any way.

EOs are not laws.