Jonah. how many jonahs are going to be at this party? yeah. yeah. how did you get this character so right about a certain kind of person that operates in d.c.? honestly, i didn t get there as far as like the d.c. specific things. i didn t get there without the help of armando and simon and frank richton, you know, our sort of crowd of people that know more did about the d.c. scene going into it. i think the things i brought to it were just sort of like the shamelessness that he operates under and the complete cluelessness about what he actually is. it s a combination of shamelessness and cluelessness. and there s this combination you encounter in d.c. all the time, which is people who are just doofy dorks and ambitious but think they re cool bros. it s that combination. there s just total lack of self-awareness about everything jonah does. yeah. and i feel like that s sort of in his interest. he s very into the metal scene. and he also has he kind of
Character, who is loathed, basically, by everyone around him yes. has become a shorthand in d.c. for a certain type of people. people ask like oh, he s a total jonah. how many jonahs are going to be at this party? yeah. yeah. how did you get this character so right about a certain kind of person that operates in d.c.? honestly, i didn t get there as far as like the d.c. specific things. i didn t get there without the help of armando and simon and frank richton, you know, our sort of crowd of people that know more did about the d.c. scene going into it. i think the things i brought to it were just sort of like the shamelessness that he operates under and the complete cluelessness about what he actually is. it s a combination of shamelessness and cluelessness. and there s this combination you encounter in d.c. all the time, which is people who are just doofy dorks and ambitious but think they re cool bros. it s that combination. there s just total lack of self-awareness a
Jonah. how many jonahs are going to be at this party? yeah. yeah. how did you get this character so right about a certain kind of person that operates in d.c.? honestly, i didn t get there as far as like the d.c. specific things. i didn t get there without the help of armando and simon and frank richton, you know, our sort of crowd of people that know more did about the d.c. scene going into it. i think the things i brought to it were just sort of like the shamelessness that he operates under and the complete cluele cluelessness about what he actually is. it s a combination of shamelessness and cluelessness. and there s this combination you encounter in d.c. all the time, which is people who are just doofy dorks and ambitious but think they re cool bros. it s that combination. there s just total lack of self-awareness about everything jonah does. yeah. and i feel like that s sort of in his interest. he s very into the metal scene. and he also has he kind of throws in this h
small businesses have no idea what to do, what to expect. they don t know what affordability rules are. they don t know what families may apply. they just don t know. i just see a huge train wreck coming. we have discussed this many times and i don t see any results. i believe a country of our size, the only super power left in the world, it s not right that we have 50 we had, 50, 60 million people with no health insurance. we have to have a program where health insurance shouldn t go to the people that are rich. shannon: in that same radio interview, the senate majority leader harry reid, a democrat, of course, said unless this is implemented properly, it is going to be a train wreck, saying he agreed with senator max baucus. let s talk about it with jonahs, juan and pete. what do you make about this. democrats aren t only ones saying, this is maybe not going as well as we planned?