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Like, I'm going to get Americans to sign a pledge not to vote for the incumbent on the general election ballot no matter what. No matter who it is. On the primary or on the... No, on the general election ballot, no incumbents.

Like, anybody who's been there before, like, goes to 2028, they have to go. They all have to go. We have to do a complete and total flush.

And listen, we will market to Democrats, we will market it to Republicans, and most importantly, we'll market it to the, like, 50% of people who are completely and totally disconnected and apathetic because they realize that the system is complete and total garbage. But no incumbents, even if you like your congressman, even if it's Thomas Massey or Paul Gosar or somebody that, like, you gen... They all have to go. We all have to reject, like, the incumbency.

Otherwise, it will just continue. But would you agree that, in general, Democrats are more tribal? Like, they band together more than Republicans? No, not at all. Just as bad.

I would say it's equal. I think the tribal stuff is mostly artificial. Right? So, like, what party do I vote for if I don't want war? Like, tell me which party represents the anti-war stance right now.

If I want small government, which party represents that? If I want to keep the protections of the first, second, fourth, and tenth amendments,

What party do I vote for to get that? Well, the Libertarian Party does all of that, but it's never going to win anything. I mean, like, you know, the only person that has a chance of doing this is Elon and how appropriate that John is here. Hi, John, by the way.

Hey, what's going on, everyone? How are you doing, brother? You been OK? Yeah, overall. Yeah, just doing a really late night drive somewhere, so just thought I'd jump on. Wait, are you driving or is the car driving? Well, of course, it's not me.