And then it occurred to me: a lot of people do believe what he has to say, about anything, and for all intents and purposes they are (supposedly) in their "right minds." For whatever reason (ego, inability to admit they were wrong, mainly), a lot of people still unflinchingly swallow his ghastly tacky, overcaloric swill and down it as "truth."
I'd say if there's a revolution brewing, bring it on, if this is the caliber of intellect we're up against.
It's not that different from the signs at a Western Union warning people that sending money to unknown persons is probably a scam.
When people fall for a con game it's very hard to knock them.