He believes that there is a large group of people who want the system destroyed because they feel left out and want to attack the establishment.

“there's 20 to 25% of the country that wants the system smashed to Smither they see Trump as an orange wrecking ball destroy the system for us go after the media go after the establishment go after the pharmaceutical companies whatever you can do the system's not working for me”

He argues that the intense polarization and lack of a shared reality make it difficult to resolve political divides.

“there is not a shared reality and I have to say that I mean this is such a person Mystic note to sound but even if there's a Harris Victory you just sort of feel that these these people who are reality deniers they can stay awful longer than you can stay Victorious”

He suggests that current polarization is exacerbated by media algorithms that reward anger and extreme views.

“the algorithm Rewards stency strong views polarization angry because the angrier you you are the longer you stay on the platform and that's how they are all they are all optimized for you to become angry and to stay on the platform”

Brian Shapiro criticizes Republicans for selectively supporting law enforcement only when it serves their political narrative.

“I find it interesting that MAGA Republicans find it convenient to only back the blue when it when it helps them with their narrative.”

Matt Schlapp argues that the Democratic Party has lost its way by abandoning patriotic ideals and opposing law enforcement.

“The reason why the American people have are increasingly divorcing themselves from this socialist Democratic Party is because they don't seem to have those patriotic ideals that previous Democrats had.”

The host argues that ICE has become a political tool used to create wedge issues in blue states rather than being a legitimate law enforcement agency.

“They're focusing on blue states because they want to turn this into a political wedge issue and they want to create a headache for Democratic governors.”