This week, Elliot shares one of the most surreal experiences of his life: starting the week inside Mar-a-Lago as a guest of Glenn Beck, and ending it in New York City surrounded by left-wing influencers, LGBTQ leaders, intelligence officials, and cultural activists. Two worlds that never mix — and Elliot walked straight through both. At Mar-a-Lago, Elliot attended the American Journey Experience fundraiser and was invited into Glenn Beck’s private collection, which includes the original rough draft of the U.S. Constitution, FDR’s wheelchair, the flag flown over Normandy, and countless artifacts that most museums don’t even have access to. It’s one of the largest private American history collections in existence, and seeing it up close offers a perspective few people ever get. Less than a day later, Elliot was on the opposite end of the political spectrum at a major influencer conference in Manhattan. The room was filled with LGBTQ organizers, former intelligence officers, human-rights leaders, content creators, and activists who see the world through a completely different lens. What was surprising isn’t how different the groups were — but how similar their fears, assumptions, and motivations turned out to be. Elliot breaks down why both sides believe the other is an existential threat, how political rhetoric convinces people that disagreement equals death, and why this mindset is tearing the country apart. He also shares moments of genuine connection, humor, and unexpected conversations that show how much common ground actually exists when people stop arguing and start listening. This is an honest, unfiltered look at America’s cultural divide from someone who stepped directly into both realities in the same week. If you want political commentary grounded in real experiences — not headlines — this episode delivers.