counterintuitive. Why on earth do I want to love my neighbor as myself? I don't want to do that. I'm fine. But practicality tells us, experience tells us, that I lend a hand so that when I need one, I might get one back. And if democracy were easy, everybody would do it. The civil war in many ways, it's about slavery. It's about power. And it's about whether popular government can long endure or whether an aristocracy of race was going to prevail. That's what that was about. What's your world he's talking about? He said her world. Russia. Oh, Russia. Russia, the transatlantic world, you know, Europe. Your world is our world. It is, yeah. But we're just living in it. Yeah. Welcome. But I mean, it is true. And I think what we saw on January 6th, and this is what drove me nuts about the commentary on that day, which was so much of which was, this is America. This is not who we are. I'm used to seeing this in Russia or in Burkina Faso. Well, guess what? Look out your window. It is (16/45)