Texan here. Thanks for setting the record straight.

I guess I don't have to ask for your opinion of Ted, do I? 😛

We've got to stop electing the same people just because they're known.,. Why is it legal for politicians being able to trade stocks, in corporations they rule upon, congress can buy and own corporate stocks, and expect them to give anything in return and protect taxpayers, they're the same people collecting upgrade fees, and doing no upgrading....vote them out!!!!

@@irishlady30 For sure!

I have a feeling nothing much was done after the last freeze. We will go thru it again.

Easy now, that's logical thinking

@@Generalindifference how do people forget what happened so soon? It confounds me.

@@kimberlychristine634 they didn't forget, america doesn't care about facts, its just the loudest morons have the last say.

@@stephenm3470 40% don’t care. 60% do. We are living under the tyranny of a corrupt minority.

And they separated themselves from surrounding states power grids. Interestingly they did want cutomers from surrounding states to help them recover their so called financial losses. It was a cluster of epic proportions.

Absolutely!

I am

The top bit of Texas and the part over by El Paso which obviously really should be New Mexico didn't have any problem. They aren't on the Texas grid.

As a Texan (well, now I am...) and getting juice from CPS, I was joyfully told by CPS about improvements that will minimize , don't think "prevent" was used--and oh we get to pay for it (customers) . Everyone except the rich & powerful (like CPS) know that the po' folks didn't cause the Feb '21 great Tx Freeze (out). **** The dumb asses still refuse to join the nat'l grid. And stup-a*s Gov abbott hasn't done something about that. *Typical repub: whine & complain, do nothing, get paid for it, & make your pinhead supporters think you are productive via your Vulgar/insidiously corrosive--malevolent hate speech performance politics. I'm building up my winter freeze out stash--emerg--kit. I'd like to get a big solar gen, but the thing costs about 3K--OOF, mucho dinero! Better still. solar power from my roof top--but that is expensive too, until it/you round the corner & it has started paying you back & finally zeroed out the cost. Plus it'd be silly to put solar on top of an old roof & remove it, replace the roof & re-install the solar. Gotta pay down some debts & then get going w/the roof/solar thing. abbott & patrick can go suck an egg--or a mouthful of habanero/ghost peppers. I'm SURE & ABSOLUTELY CERTAIN, that they'll be warm, safe, & secure (due to security details). They also use da Cruzer's travel agent..... "Aruba, Jamaica, oh I want to take ya Bermuda, Bahama, come on pretty mama Key Largo, Montego, baby why don't we go, Jamaica Off the Florida Keys, there's a place called Kokomo… "

And the citizens paid dearly and costly. With suffering and death. Energy bills over 5 to 15 grand. To top it off Cruz fled to Cancun and the government sat on their hands and went on Fox News. Someone did pay attention. A woman took a flight from New York to Texas bringing 5 million in aid to help Texans. A woman who champions green energy. AOC....

The nitwit interviewed rips wind and solar as unreliable, but expects us to believe they are competent enough to construct a nuclear power plant. That troubles me more than their incompetence during the cold snap that overwhelmed them.

@@willievickers2452 also if I remember right, Biden wasn't even in office yet and Trump was( and still is) complaining about his votes. That isn't even going into ted cruz's weak excuses about how he just had to go to Cancun cause his daughter demanded it. Also coal and oil has a shelf life, we either switch to something or we eventually run out of fossil fuels and the coal industry isn't doing so hot regardless of if trump supports it or not. It not really a question of if we should change its a when and the sooner the better cause you can work out issues ahead of time. I would hate to know that America's literally run out of gas and we have nothing to replace it with. That'd be a terrible place to be.

I prayed to Him with a capital H to help Texans when some were dying. Help came in Miss Ocasio-Cortez. What did you do? No disrespecting tone here Mr. T....

Yeah, and Republicans LOVE privatization, as in Social Security and the Post Office. Anything to keep us in the grip of corporations--the entities that support them.

He's not funny.

I'm in America and do the same.

Seth is not a funny comedian.

I’m afraid such thinking will set the US to missing out on the shift to a green economy. & the world does needs the US to go to a green economy. Without it there is no future.

@@atohms The US won't miss out on the shift to a green economy. They _will_ be significantly behind the ball and they'll miss out on much of the profit that early innovators in other countries will be able to pick up, but for all the rhetoric we see on TV at the end of the day, renewables are simply going to be cheaper than fossil fuels over time. They're already approaching that mark (solar is currently cheaper than coal, but that doesn't account for the necessary storage - but battery tech is rapidly catching up to panel tech and things will change very quickly once that milestone is passed). And that's just with respect to grid scale systems. Solar in particular has the rather rare property that it works almost equally effectively at any scale. The half dozen panels you install on your roof are nearly identical to the thousands or millions of panels that get installed on a grid scale solar farm, and their efficiency is also pretty even. In the US and other western nations, that simply means installing solar gets to be one of the few things individuals can actually do to help the planet (that and getting an EV - assuming you're charging it primarily with renewables - are probably the two biggest contributions a person can make on their own). But a more interesting - and perhaps over the long term more important - factor is that individuals in developing countries can also do that. Countries where power grids are extremely unreliable or don't exist at all for many communities. I stated that coal is still cheaper than renewables when you factor in the batteries, but there's an opposing factor we rarely think about in the west because its so commonplace here - grid infrastructure. Its one thing to build a new coal plant. Its quite another to run tens of thousands or even up to millions of miles of copper across your country, setup the required monitoring and failover systems, etc. Much of that would need to be done for grid scale solar as well, but that comes back to the original point - solar doesn't _have_ to be grid scale to be efficient. A lot of households and communities in the developing world are going with solar rather than waiting for/relying on their national governments to build out an already-unreliable grid to their area. There is downsides to that relative to a large scale grid (see: Texas last winter), but all of those downsides are rendered irrelevant when you don't have the option of a large scale grid connection in the first place. So there's still some hope for the world. The US is not the beacon of that hope as we all keep expecting them to be, and they show no signs of picking up the torch they dropped a couple decades ago. China keeps thinking about picking up the torch but also keeps dropping it again almost immediately for one reason or another. So its questionable who will end up leading the way. Seems almost like its going to be left to chance in a way - whatever nation happens to be the lucky one to develop the breakthrough in batteries or panels or some other relevant tech that knocks the TCO price tag down below the level that all the campaign donations the fossil fuel industry can muster won't be able to gloss over anymore.

Probably because they have enough intellect to see that all the so called "social" issues, are manufactured by and large. As to the environment, they are also smart enough not to by into the snake oil "climate change" narrative. We were told in the 70's we were all going to freeze to death in 10 years, didn't happen. We were told in the 80's we were all going to die in a fiery inferno, didn't happen. The ozone had a hole in it. Somehow that just healed itself right up. Then the "Global warming" catch phrase was invented until it didn't match reality so it was renamed "Climate Change". The climate does, has been and will continue to change, if it didn't explain how the Ice Age ended. All the Cavemen let their DeLorean's idle for hours in the caves? John Kerry and others have been making millions off this nonsense for years and he thanks you for your gullibility.

Because their lies and lack of imagination make it impossible! Please talk to Liliana Mumy and the creators of Higglytown Heroes if you are reading this comment and you live nearby them. They know firsthand from making Twinkle's silly draw-up plans a staple of every episode, that no problem is impossible to solve when you use your imagination the way Twinkle does, to find a solution to any problem. February 16, 2022, 8:54pm

Seriously. Not even all of the turbines froze up. It was thanks to renewables we had some electricity flowing.

@@orionishi6737 Not only that, but if they had been built properly, like they are in European countries such as Sweden, then none of them would have stopped. It's always amusing (and, at the same time, infuriating) to hear the right wing idiots say how "windmills" (because it's so difficult to call them turbines) don't work in cold weather when countries with much harsher winters than the U.S. manage to keep them running.

@@nomore6167 It's definitely infuriating. Even more so that people just eat it all up even when there are obvious examples out there.

@@nomore6167 That's not entirely fair - there are a lot colder nations that keep their oil and gas systems running during the winter as well. Texas' power management organizations simply dropped the ball entirely and its more good luck over good management that kept at least some of the generation online (renewables or otherwise).

I live in Tx. Yessir, U R right. Just gotta stay the course even if the course runs you off the cliff--like Ray Charles is navigating & Stevie Wonder is driving. SOOOOO STUPID to stay OFF the National Grid. What's big & stupid that isn't a gun or that other "GUN"? Texas electrical power thinking. Big Oil = Big Money. I doubt if the renewable energy groups have enough "JUICE' collectively speaking as Big Oil does to politically/ financially support greedy politicians. And renewable energy doesn't require the extensive production /labor force & transport network to make oil into fuel. Jobs killer. Won't buy oil from the Arabs. But I do believe there is still a place for oil/gas as a back-up/supplemental source. Wartime & gray/dark sunless days will cause trouble. CPS compensated me with about 8 $ and some change I think it was--lost power for the better part of the week. Worse than no power? Bad roads due to the snow; bad drivers even in good weather--so, snow? Watch out!! We were the laughing stock of this country and every cold weather country in the world.

That's what I'm saying... Scotland is basically rainy all year (with exceptional rainfall in autumn/winter) and they still produce over 90% of their needs using renewables sources according to their 2019 reports, so renewables have no issue there apparently... and I am 99% sure I remember seeing big ol' renewable power plants in Iceland and Siberia using Geothermal, Hydroelectric, and Wind. Texas just cheaped out on weatherproofing their power grid because they didn't want to abide by federal guidelines. Give a big hug to ERCOT for that. "Everythin's Bigger 'n Texas... even er statewide blackouts..." - A cheapo Texan, probably.

You are also correct.These turbines run in very cold climates in northern states without any issues.

The CONS know that. Ir's all just one big lie. republiCONS are fighting for their political lives, one primary away from losing they're grip. Soon...

Anyone else troubled by incompetents who can't build a windmill that functions in the cold, have built nuclear power plants?

But that is an area where you would expect snow storms in that magnitude, Texas is very much a warm and humid place, no one expected a cold snap like that.

Check out Jimmy Kimmel's weekly segment "This Week in COVID History." It's the same principle, and it's also very funny.

@@danielbaig6094 yep, it's fantastic!

Remember when Joe biden used the nword on veterans day!

@@anthonyelwick3600 dude... unless you’re a covert foreign agent whose mission is to spread seeds of doubt throughout our collective reality in an effort to further destabilize and undermine the democratic process in some insidious “divide and conquer” style long-con... just stop.

@@nicres “Divide and conquer “ you said? Foreign agent? Who’s declaring concern parents “domestic terrorists”? Who is declaring all 75 million Trump’s supporters “white suprematists”? Open your lying eyes - we are already divided. The best case scenario is just a “divorce”, because otherwise…….. we’ll have to find out who’s better trained and equipped.

Jackal.

#JACKALSQUAD

We've been here before. I still say that while you're correct, I've never heard anyone actually call it that. Everyone around me says windmill, because it's easier. I think it's a justified colloquialism at this point, and I'd give Seth a pass.

@@TheDanishGuyReviews .....I call it a wind turbine.. (Not part of my point, but my mom pronounces it "turban" lol)

@@PBthesquirrel I mean, sure, it has to be said by someone, otherwise people couldn't keep correcting Seth. I just think Windmill is a common enough name for it to warrant a pass. Come to think of it, isn't the horrible graphics department to blame here?

Meh .. Trump has more ongoing criminal investigations against him than you can shake a Richard Nixon at 🙄

Ah yes, but the sharpie was Antifa, so it's all good.

It only is if you knew it was, not the thing to take down Trump lol. Plus attempting to predict the future of weather is kinda what forecasting is.

that was his 5th felony that week.

that wasn't the worst of it. He got his commerce secretary to threaten the top officials of NOAA to go along with his lie after they initially refused. That should have been the absolute end of 45's credibility: a man who is petty enough to threaten the livelihoods of people predicting hurricane movement because he can't stand being wrong.

Yah, people seem to be letting them off pretty easy

You can't shame the shameless. The Dems standing in the way are more likely to be flipped with enough prodding.

Right?! I still get sunburned 10 minutes outside on cloudy days, seems like politicians need to go back to kindergarten

Solar engergy output is affected by clouds, rain, dust, etc. Also, solar cell output decreases over time. The solar cells marketed to most consumers lose more than half of their output over 25 years.

How many days does Texas experience under 32°

@@justmakingthistoreply5085 how many days are they going to lie about the time it was below zero? If only for that I would say don’t just repair the damage but improve the infrastructure for another event. Which means using renewables. Like you would think solar would be a good idea if you have warm temperature because of the sun. I mean I heard people died down there because they did not have any heat, what is this thing that the republicans make people believe that people’s lives are not worth spending money on trying to save?

You have used facts, so your argument is invalid.

I think we should encourage them to succeed. We get to keep all the good stuff and relocate it, because it’s U.S.A. Federally-funded, and they get ……. what exactly do they think they’ll gain again? 🤣🤣🤣

@@nicklang7670 well see it takes money right? Conservatives try not to unnecessarily spend taxpayer money. That’s kind of the conservative credo. So yeah it got below zero which is quite rare in Texas. It got below zero for several days. That hurts when you aren’t prepared but weather is difficult to prepare for when it’s extremely out of the norm. This isn’t New Orleans which had shitty infrastructure for years although they’re below sea level and experience storms more often than Texas experiences weather below zero. I also believe we should be better prepared but we had no reason to believe we needed that preparation beforehand. Just like how northerners make fun of southern drivers during cold weather. We rarely have storms bad enough to pour salt or chemicals on our roads so when we have bad weather the roads are actually much worse here than in the north which is always prepared for cold weather

Fusion will.

Not if Republicans and the Oil Industry can help it. :P

It's a start.

@Dmon ! Are you ignorant of Fusion power is? Ideally remote communities and homes would be powered by renewables, while the cities would be powered by Nuclear Fusion (not to be confused with nuclear fission).

The world will do fine. It's the stuff living on it that's going away.

same I hope it sticks around for a while.

It's already semi-recurring, because I'm currently only a minute in, and I remember this bit from your comment alone.

Just the phrase alone is so feel good like yes we all experienced it together

Like, when Trump said wildfires happen here because they don't rake the forests like they (supposedly) do in Scandinavia. Remember that?

Remember when Joe biden called sachel page an nword?

"A lotta things change when you're no longer in office. (pause) Traffic becomes an issue. (pause) You don't need to wear a tie. (pause) (longer pause) Nobody laughs at your lame jokes anymore. (pause)"

So will I! Seth Meyers is a Higglytown Hero, brave and true. Tucker Carlson is a Vigglytown Villain, brazen and untrue. That is the one thing that I believe was missing from Higglytown Heroes that it should have done at least once - Vigglytown Villains!

I think most fans already know this, but the cast wasn’t told until right before they filmed the final scene what Radar was going to say. Gelbart said he wanted authentic reactions from everyone.

Yeah, that episode was heart-wrenching.

@@asterix7842 Yeah but they had to re-shoot Jamie Farr because his intitial reacttion was hyterical laughter. Even the 2nd, 3rd and 4rth shoots he couldn't contain it.

@@edj1074 I hadn't heard that. There's something wrong with him. Maybe he did deserve a section eight.

Reading this made all sad again about that helicopter crash. M*A*S*H had this way of being hysterically funny and then hitting you with the realities of war.

I wasn't paying attention. I was born and raised in a small town in KY. When my father was a young man, there were no banks in Hopkinsville, so he drove to the town that did have a bank. We pronounce it's name Glazgo. It's spelled Glasgow.

@@sophierobinson2738 - And Glaz-Goe is how to pronounce it. Other newscasters have been calling it Glass-Gow. Which is kind of like calling New York, "Nuh Yoorch."

Had to find something to watch when eating dinner!

Yup.

shut Uuuuuppp!

Thank you, Jack. Finally, I feel seen

Yeah I feel like I should leave anyone seen the exit

👍🏼👍🏼

It's my mother's fault I'm so good at it. I learned at like 4 years old that a bad lie was not going to get past my mother. It was going to have to be good. Lol.

My mom told me that once you lie you have to remember the lie, then more lies will have to follow and eventually you will make a mistake and get caught.

A teacher in CA was fired today, for spending months teaching her class that Trump was still President, Biden was a sex child trafficker working for China, and other crazy arse conspiracy theories. and Republicans are the ones worried about education indoctrinating children. The school board has pulled this class and are having to re-teach the children to align them with reality. Right-Wingers always drag us down.

My first clue was when Ike lied about the U-2 the Soviets shot down. I was a bit heartbroken as a kid.

100%. Ugh. Me toooooo…

​@@Spearca Yeah.... It's really sad, honestly, that Trump lived his entire life without learning to be confident in himself. I might have sympathy for him if he didn't express his insecurities by being a fascist wannabe-dictator

Trump is an avid reader. Milton and Joyce are his faves.

LMAO too funny, yeah Biden is such a Rhodes Scholar.

@@purgethis1157 Biden is genius as compared to donnie. Then again so is a rock.

@@g0679 is that like, even remotely on topic?

Top of his class.

I want to enroll for that now.

another correction, he said "pant can" instead of paint. i was at the jackal camp down the road from impression camp.

@@markmac2206 Ahh a jackal after my own heart!

Some voices are easy to do based on physiology. When my kids were young, I learned I could do Grover from Sesame St. Which meant every Frank Oz voice came easily, it did.

I left a similar comment a while back ago. I didn’t start enjoying his show until the audience was gone. I’m glad he kept the pacing as well once they returned.

It sounds like a laugh track on this video.

I couldn't agree more

Agreed, I like Colbert's show but I find that Colbert's crowd is often overpowering him and it interrupts the flow

@Teagan Kelk Right? I've noticed the crowd has gotten louder on The Late Show than it was before the lockdowns. I have to lower the volume at the beginning of Colbert's monologues until they settle down. Late Night never seems to have that problem.

If Republicans were honest, our least educated would stop falling for their lies. Everyone would be a Democrat at that point.

I will never have a vaccine mandate, and my build back worse will never have to be paid for really dope?

@@andypettit5869 Did you have a stroke, buddy?

@@AlexSeverinski no but this nation will!

You into economics?

Why let the facts get in the way of a good fearmonger?

“Easy, big fella!”

I thought you always wanted to be an architect, Since you're a marine biologist , I must confess, I have to agree with you.

Black Dog@ George ? Is that you George ?

I got about 50 feet out and suddenly the great beast appeared before me.

@@likebot. and I bet you got tossed like a cork with all those waves crashing over you.

Cant bring the nation to its knees if you stop launching Uboats

I thought they were a circus sideshow the Republicans grabbed to fill a few empty seats. After all, they support the carnival Barker who doubles as the orange man in their show.

They didn't just SAY "You're dead to us." Marjorie Taylor Greene posted all their telephone numbers and encouraged her followers to call their offices and "let them know what you think of traitors." They've received really scary, vile death threats -- the Washington Post has some of the recordings, and they're insane and gross. And MTG is proud of what she's done. And she's in THEIR same party!

Daniel Baig What's marjorie taylor greene's number?

@@sophierobinson2738 I don't believe in doxxing, period, no matter who, so I wouldn't share the whole #, even if I knew it. I believe it starts with 666, however.

One with smoke laden polluted skies where you HAVE to wear a mask to simply breathe, much like London in the 1800s or areas of China and Japan in the 1970s. All caused bu unrestraind burning of fossil fuels. Almost like these companies want to make humans fossils.

Dan Patrick isn't envisioning anything because his head is completely empty. He just spouts ignorant lies and embarrasses Texas as often as possible.

That's probably the only thing he said that wasn't a lie. In stormy and cloudy conditions, solar power drops significantly.

We have Amber on Fridays, though. That helps me.

And Corrections!

Love Seth . He’s one of the few good guys , & I love the way he dresses . I wish the other anchorman and hosts didn’t always have to wear a suit. They all look the same like penguins.

😕😦😞

Agreed 100%! And 3 days without Stephen Colbert - a double whammy!!! lol

"Leadership: Whatever happens, you're responsible. If it doesn't happen, you're responsible." - Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 8, 2013, on government shut down.

@@artbargra Anyone who's ever worked in a leadership role already knows this. Sounds like it came as a surprise to him...

Did you notice how she said "and before the pandemic" when she referred to the numbers from 2019? She explicitly mentioned the reason for the decrease but then conveniently ignored that that was the reason. It was truly doublethink at its finest. We need to create Orwell awards for idiots like that.

They show footage of Trumps crackdowns on protesters, and empty shelves under capitalism, and then say "This is what it would be like under socialism". They just lie

and who were the ones insisting these lockdowns occur....Hint, it wasn't Trump.....Who were the ones demonizing States like Florida and SD for NOT locking down? The Media and Democrats. If you're going to tell it, tell it accurately.

God you’re soft

I certainly do remember that. I also remembered not one spineless republican condemned him for it. I used to think pure evil is in the known among us. Serial murders and the rest. trump is the poster boy of cruelty. His supporters, some told me they liked trump " because he tells it like it is". They want to BE him. I did Political Opinion Polling before the 2016 election. His supporters at that time admired him because of his "plain talk". Most even thought his parade of Bill Clintons alleged bimbos at the debate with Hillary was great. I thought it was great that Hillary had the class not to shoot him.

Remember when he admitted to sexually assaulting women and got elected anyway? Remember that?

Remember when Trump admitted to tax evasion in a nationally televised debate? "That makes me smart"? Remember that?

"I don't knowww 🤪 I don't RE-MEM-BERRR!" 🤦🏼😣👎 In an ironic twist, I 'remeber that'

My Dad's initials are JRJ ... So he wore a pin asking Who shot JR? with pride !!

My mom told me she was the only one in her family who guessed right.

So... who's gonna tell him that the "Who shot JR" season was all just a dream?

Right there with you.

@@troyjardine5850 what???

Who ended up paying him more🤬

Mushrooms any one?

He made bankruptcy a business scheme

@@mattschm5486 clearly being a loser has its benefits when your a trust fund baby you have unlimited lives and cheat codes still fails up it’s crazy inigma

Can you appreciate how 'bankrupted a casino' rolls off the tongue? 😌

The problem is that Wally's rates are so high for every time he shows up on camera! Talent like Wally doesn't come cheap, they're holding him back from being on air constantly, not making him go on

There are union rules about that kind of thing, so he does get paid some defined amount.

And it’s a lie anyway - physical objects to make stuff work is almost all of it. Yes, bridges & roads but also broadband, more recharging stations for EVs, water and wastewater management systems upgrades - no more lead pipes bringing drinking water to families

Government subsidies for three% of our grid... You are an economic genius...

Plug your Tesla in that one putz!

@@andypettit5869 So trillions spent subsidizing oil is fine, but $10 on wind is an abomination? Your priorities are messed up.

@@marc21256 really, so wind, and solar is not, only performing 3% of our power grid so you, and your lib buddy's can drive around in a Tesla. Don't get me wrong, I do have a lot of stock in Tesla, but I also have a lot in Faisal fuel's. Coal is still the way. Until they figure out what to do with mining natural Earth minerals, and disposing of it. It's ok to mine in other countries so that you feel good in your electric car, makes me money ether way.

@@marc21256 government is not prosperity.

But we hate that clown here in the US

@@gheyjoojeh I'm guessing some people must have liked him. I'm not able to give a true opinion as I live on the other side of the Atlantic. I'm sure he had his faults. It was nice to see a black man in the most powerful position in the world.

Rogers was also a Republican who was a regular commentator for Fox “News”. It all comes full circle.

I want Seth to do a full whiteboard breakdown of how it is all connected and all comes back to MASH. The kids need to know this dammit!

There was an I Dream of Jeannie movie?!?

@@nancyaustin9516 Two in fact. 1. I Dream of Jeannie: Fifteen Years Later (1985) 2. I Still Dream of Jeannie (1991)

It's M*A*S*H all the way down.

it has nothing to do with if it works, its about republicans kissing donors coal covered a$$es.

@@markmac2206 "its about republicans kissing donors coal covered a$$es" - And about Democrat(s) protecting their donors and their coal and oil investments. I'm specifically looking at Manchin. Don't know if there are others.

@@nomore6167 oh theres others. Sinema is another one.

Oh no i forgot the milk

He's got that down "pat"

It's just...DA BERST!!! P.S.: Sorry if that was lame. 😅

DAAAAAA BEARS!

He makes me laugh so hard my eyes fill up with...da tears

and Christopher! yeah i watched the reboot every damn week.

It was all just a dream...

The Globe

The Onion

Fox is nothing more than fascist propaganda. And people are ignorant enough to believe it.

You hit the nail on the head!! Thanks for the analogy!

As opposed to CNN

It honestly never gets old

And that wasn't even the biggest flaw imo. If you look at the graphic, they are comparing "Trump Peak" with Biden's current numbers. To at least attempt to have a meaningful comparison, you would need to compare Trump's peak with Biden's peak haha. Even that wouldn't really tell you anything.

because Fox went to court and sued, and won, the right to lie to their viewers by calling it entertainment. They're viewers are too stupid to know this and too brainwashed to care.

Regan was a disaster in California and lousy with mental health system.

,...again.

I unfortunately know a local where I live that goes around town to gas pumps and puts a sticker of Joe Biden next to the high prices that says "I did that".

inflation is world wide due to left climate change hoax in europe, causing energy crunch, still problem with biden's policy.

We consistently look stupid to the rest of the modern world and the stupid will never end.

Jiayang Shao Stick to watching music videos, you have >no< idea how supply-side economics work.