Matt Walsh

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As you probably know, if you've watched the show lately, I've been critical of the planning for the America 250 events.

There have been several reasons to be disappointed and skeptical, which we've gone into at some length.

But if you watched the programming on the White House lawn and the Ellipse last night, credit where it's due,

you saw something very important.

You witnessed a scene that was Roman in nature, and not just because gladiators from all over the world were fighting in an arena, having been invited to the capital of the world's only superpower with the emperor in attendance on his birthday.

This was an ornate and well-choreographed display of national unity and vitality, unlike something, anything that we've seen at the White House in previous administrations, and it's not really even close.