Speaker 1: OK, let's now move on to the next one. Rand Paul. Rand Paul did one of these
town hall virtual town halls recently and a Kentuckian named Alexis Toon,
she says she was contacted to participate in the town hall. It's there's conflicting reports about
whether anybody could just call in or whether she was called to participate or whether she asked to
be called. But she told Rand Paul to get left during the town hall. All right. Let's take a
look at the clip. And, you know, to some degree, I want to mention that there is language that may be
disturbing to some individuals and just letting everybody know about that. OK,
here, let's listen to Rand Paul for that. Speaker 3: We'll go ahead to our next question
now. Mrs. Alexis Tune, you are live with the senator. You can go ahead and ask your question.
Hey, Senator, I am a proud Kentucky citizen, and I just wanted to tell you to get
home and. All right, we'll go ahead. Speaker 1: So a few a few thoughts on this.
There is not even a debate here. This is completely fine now, much like with the
Tucker Carlson confrontation where Dinesh D'Souza said the man who confronted Tucker
Carlson should be arrested, which is just sort of like a complete and total joke with this one.
There is not even a debate as to whether this is OK. Oh, foul language. Oh, give me a break.
I have no problem with this whatsoever. Could you make the case that with the opportunity
that she was given Alexis to and could have made a substantive confrontation of Rand Paul?
Sure, you could say that. I don't know that it would have gotten this level of attention.
And you can just tell Rand Paul has very much practiced that complete and total non reaction,
his face not even moving when when the bomb drops. But I have to tell you, other than if you
think about the Senate, maybe Ted Cruz deserves this more. Maybe Josh Holly deserves this more.
It's hard to think of someone more deserving than to be confronted for the moron that he is
than Rand Paul. That's the Senate. Now, if you want to look at the House of Representatives,
there's a very long list of people who deserve to be confronted. Marjorie Taylor Green, Matt Gaits,
Lauren Bobert, Madison Cawthorn, Kevin McCarthy, Jim Jordan. You know, it's a very, very long
list. And as childish as this is, like in all seriousness, elected officials should be less
isolated from just the thoughts of random people. I am never advocating for physical violence. I'm
not saying throw eggs or milkshakes. I'm not saying anything, anything like that at all.
I'm talking about just words and really having to face the reality that what they are doing
is not only disgusting to millions of Americans, but it's also really bad for the lives of millions
of Americans. The policies that they support are terrible for millions and millions of Americans.
That's just the reality that they should have to face. And, you know, whether the extraneous
whether the out of school, the after school language, so to speak, has to be a part of it. No,
I am not saying that I don't really care about that. But being in less highly curated moments
where this can actually happen, I think is a good thing for our elected officials. And some of you
may say, well, Joe Biden never does that. Joe Biden has had to deal with Peter Doocy, one of the
Steve No. Pedia Peters, the kid, an extremely hostile reporter, and he regularly goes to him.
Now, do I want Joe Biden talking more to voters who disagree with him? Yeah, I would like that.
I think that that's just a great thing. And I try to take calls when we do live calls from
people who disagree with me. And one of the things that I think is important to remember
my view is even the people who call me in complete bad faith and want to sandbag me and they swear
and they insult or whatever, sometimes there is a kernel of truth to the inconsistency that
maybe they're pointing out in a position that I've taken or whatever I find significant value
of that. And if our elected officials were more regularly exposed to that, I think it would be
a very good thing. Make sure you're following me on Instagram at David Pakman. I posted my
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