Joy Woodhouse has had enough of her two sons bickering, and took their live television appearance as an opportunity to tell them so.
“Oh God, it’s Mom,” said Dallas Woodhouse, hearing his mother’s voice as she called in to the brothers discussion on C-SPAN. The brothers are political pundits from the opposite ends of the spectrum, and clearly their differences have been spilling over to family functions.
“I’m hoping you’ll have some of this out of your system when you come here for Christmas,” Mrs. Woodhouse said over the phone from North Carolina. “I would really like a peaceful Christmas, and I love you both.”
The host of the show is quick to point out that the call was not planned. The brothers both grimace and laugh as their mother goes on.
“I love politics,” said Mrs. Woodhouse. “But I hope they get this out of their system today on your program.”
“That is wishful thinking,” said liberal-leaning brother Brad Woodhouse.
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