Duration: 59:36 | Recorded on November 11, 2024

In this episode, the brothers react to the results of the recent presidential election and the implications for the future. They dive into what's wrong with political rhetoric, the influence of the Republican party, and the impact of certain political figures, such as Donald Trump and Matt Gaetz. They also discuss recent Supreme Court rulings and the potential effects on social issues, including gay marriage. Throughout the conversation, Kent and Kyle grapple with the potential for political and social change in the coming years, acknowledging both the potential for progress and the potential for increased division. NOTE: This episode contains strong language.

Show Notes:

Featured Bourbon: Penelope Bourbon

Featured Rum: Kent is drinking bourbon tonight.

Fox News Voter Analysis: How Trump regained the White House

Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas says gay rights, contraception rulings should be reconsidered after Roe is overturned

Matt Gaetz

• Notable Quotes:
• • Kent on the election result: "As unhappy as I am with the result, I think it's better for the country that it's resounding. I think we're going to pay a great price for it. And I think that's going to be necessary. Elections have consequences and it it's going to hurt people. like me who feel like I do and it probably needs to."
  • Kyle on Trump's cabinet appointments: "I think what you're going to see different which I get that it you know could potentially scare are people who don't agree with his agenda is he's going to have people that are dedicated to implementing his agenda versus I think that in the last go-round he hired a lot of people that you know some supported his agenda and many didn't and many decided they didn't want to be a part of it."

In today's episode, Kent and Kyle dive into a spirited discussion on American politics over bourbon and rum, asking each other, "What would it take to cross the aisle?"

Kent kicks off imagining a scenario: Nikki Haley running against Biden. Might there have been a chance? Kyle critiques Kamala Harris for being policy-light and not dynamic, but acknowledges the strengths of past Democrats like Bill Clinton and Barack Obama. Kent views Trump's use of dehumanizing language as a disqualifyer. They touch on the deep state, gridlock in government, and the need for better-defined national objectives. The episode wraps up with reflections on political polarization, the role of social media, and the importance of setting clear goals to address poverty and protect the nation. This engaging discussion offers listeners a nuanced perspective on the current political climate.