i mean, you can i mean, cunanan is also great. you know, not everyone adheres to cunanan, adheres to malcolm, a vision of it. there are sort of entry level cunanan levels to right where you can sort of get in. no sincerely. and so there's a lot of people who adhere those simple ideas that the liberals are bad, they're evil, and and that they must be stopped. and, you know, when we think about donald trump slogan, make america great, what's he talking about? he's talking about the white america that he visualizes from the 1950s and sixties. right. he is appealing to that aspect of america, which is very concerned about how america doesn't look the way it used to. and so when you combine these things, when you combine the republican party is limited in its ability outreach to younger people. when you combine that this very, very potent appeal to what america used to be, this political nostalgia, and then you layer in all the craziness, you actually have a contingent of people who can compete for power. and it was enough carry the el

it was basically cunanan without babies and sex trafficking. i mean, that's what it was back in the day. and pretty big government. it's kind of like the key part of growing. well, well, well, the thing is, as you know from red meat, you have the red meat has to keep getting redder and redder so by the time you get to the day, the john birch society seems kind of quaint. so got an ad on sex trafficking and pizzeria basements to keep people getting that dopamine rush. right. so. so the john birch society was a very big thing. the republican party in the late fifties and early. and when barry goldwater ran for president as the conscious of the new conservative movement, very extreme movement in terms of policy and ideology, there was a debate the party within the gop about what to do about the john society. they were seen, you know, william f buckley and other mainline republicans saw them as complete wackos, but yet, like we see today, they made much of the driving energy of the republican party at the grassroots. and barry goldwater wanted to u

next i'd like to call up steve cunanan, whose ceo of the louisville red cross, steve thank you.ur thoughts and our deepest sympathies are with the people of louisville and those that have been impacted by monday's tragic shooting at the request of local emergency management on monday, the american red cross louisville area chapter in its volunteers help support a family reunification center. the red cross continues to work with local authorities. and their community partners and is helping to provide aid and assistance to those people affected by this tragedy at this time, the american red cross is working closely with the university of louisville hospital. and as dr smith has mentioned, it has provided we have provided more than 170 units of blood products to the hospital to treat those that have been affected by this. the red cross stands ready to provide additional blood and blood products upon the request. and as the mayor has mentioned, volunteer blood donors are needed each and every day to help save lives. this tragedy illustrates that it's the blood that's already on han