Clueless liberal elites!

My television has never worked well, but since I moved the desk it sits on to a different spot, it doesn't work at all. Yesterday, I gave up trying to watch the news and turned on the radio. I fiddled with the dial and somehow I came up with a progressive morning show out of San Francisco. The two regular hosts of the morning show are a very unfunny comic, Will Durst, and ex mayor of SF, Willie Brown. Durst has never had much success as a comic, but he has been milking his mildly amusing schtick for anti-war purposes and has a new lease on this radio show and a few PBS shows. Mayor Willie Brown, is funnier than Durst, by miles and miles. Today the guests on the show were, a person that gives classes on how to understand real estate for home buyers, and Al Franken. The real estate expert proceeded to talk about how buying a house in San Francisco was impossible for most people. So why they even had him on the show was a total mystery to me. Then Will Durst began to talk about the fact that he does own property and that he was getting some trees removed because they are on a hill, possibly dangerous, and definitely blocking his and his neighbors' view. So, he has property with a view and Willie Brown admits that he co-owns a house in SF with Wells Fargo. Al Franken called into the show and things got even stranger. They all began to talk about golf. They talked about their game and they talked about the courses they play and they asked Willie Brown if he had played Pebble Beach and Willie said, of course, and they said that they heard it cost $350.00 a round and Willie said, no it was $500.00 now. Then Willie began to talk about how he was being flown to Vegas that afternoon by a private jet that was being sent to pick him up so that he could give a speech at a luncheon. Then he would fly back to San Francisco to give a dinner speech. These are your Bay Area and national progressives people. Too stupid to realize just how stupid they sound talking about, real estate that is out of the price range of the average American and golf games that cost more than many people make in a week, on a progressive radio show.