text: "Kevin O’Leary doesn’t have a clue how the country he hopes to govern one day operates. Not a clue."
  
  Pundits like Mason love to revel in errors of logic or fact made public figures, Trump, etc. It gives them something juicy to write about. They feel like they're doing the public a service by pointing these out. They love to scoff at the intellectual short comings of leaders (and honestly, who doesn't, it makes us feel superior). And then act surprised when their voting predictions fall flat, e.g. Trump-vs-Clinton or Brexit.
  
  In my opinion, they neglect to consider that human behavior, including voting, is a combination of logical and emotional elements. To consider only the logical or factual facets is to miss half the story. As a result, the demagogues have been having the last laugh at the polls.