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Okay. time to see how you responded to the poll question this week at smerconish.com. which is more secure, american democracy or the british monarchy. here it is. wow, pretty decisive. the monarchy with more than 20,000 votes cast, call it 70/30. i read that as a tribute to queen elizabeth ii, a 70 year reign and the stability she brought to the picture. i hope it's another 70 and secure. social media reaction, what do we have? >> amazing and thought provoking poll question today. thank you. i am saddened by the results, though. ask it again in six months and compare. i'd be curious. fyi i an...

But there's a stark generational divide asked if the monarchy is, quote, good for britain, 74% of those 65 and up say yes. 67% of those 50 to 64. but ages 25 to 49, the number drops to 49. and among the 18 to 24-year-olds, it's just 24%. today's front page of the new york times has this headline in london, mourning for queen exposes a generational divide. support for monarchy fades among the youth. there's a chance that post-elizabeth the affection for the whole system may splinter. some of that may just be youthful hostility that could soften over time. look no further than england's new prim...

Moment, quite plain television pictures you could argue. but this accession council goes right back to the early days of monarchy, more than 1,000 years and never before has the public been allowed in. this is the moment where the british establishment endorsed effectively the new king and then that endorsement is proclaimed to the nation afterwards on the balcony there. that moment there, saint james palace, the oldest palace, the most revered palace arguably. so it was declared to the nation and those declarations continue now in the nations but also in the realms around the world. so that w...

Voters, as you say, the enthusiasm had been on the republican side until the supreme court decision, and now we are seeing a surge both in interest of registered voters and unregistered voters going in saying that this issue is animating their participation in the election, and for independent and republican women, they don't like the thought that in our government is making decisions about the most personal decisions about the most personal decisions he could make in your lifetime, and that is often about pregnancy and when our weather to become apparent. do pregnancy and when our weather to ...

Not just of -- obviously the reagan years and both bush presidents, but donald trump had a white house counsel who we all remember well. don mcgahn had a personal interest in stopping regulation. he really hated campaign finance regulation. he railed against the administrative state, what many call it, and justices gorsuch, kavanaugh picked it up. that's been a philosophy of the chief and clarence thomas and alito. but what people on the other side would say is, the government has its fingers in american life to protect americans, to protect the environment, to protect labor, to protect public...