On this week's show: Meghan Rapinoe s career-ending injury is proof there is not a God, a new report says Biden can't run a normal campaign in 2020, and we have updates on all the 2020 Democratic presidential hopefuls.
00:21:29.460I mean, they're essentially the communists now at this point.
00:21:31.500Give them a taste of their own medicine.
00:21:32.680I'll never forget right after he won in 2016.
00:21:34.820He sort of made up with Hillary Clinton.
00:21:36.840Like after all the locker ups talk and everything, then there was no follow through on any of that.
00:21:42.100What I think is most interesting about all those clips you played, like Jen Psaki and everything, is what you see in this when, you know, if Donald Trump is the nominee,
00:21:51.280you can already see the blueprint for how mainstream media, liberal media, the Democrat Party has to have a therapy session with their voters to get these people back on board.
00:22:03.040I mean, they're showing you exactly what they're going to do all next year.
00:22:07.360But that's always been their cheat code in these elections.
00:22:11.420You can have a party that's ruining the economy, that's diminishing America overseas, that's creating chaos in the Middle East,
00:22:18.720that's doing like basically everything you would not want them to do, and yet they win in elections.
00:22:24.960That's the reason, because they're really, really capable.
00:22:27.980And right now the Democratic hierarchy is really good at manipulating a Democratic voter into believing that Trump is the worst of the worst.
00:22:37.560And look at like John Fetterman in Pennsylvania.
00:22:41.220I mean, this guy couldn't put a sentence together at the end of his campaign, and yet all those polling things that we talked about with the Biden,
00:22:48.240what he's losing with black voters and young voters and all these other things, same was true of Fetterman on Election Day.
00:23:42.400You know, I'm not going to get involved in rhetoric that's happening during a contested campaign for our presidential nominee.
00:23:48.100I will say, a lot of Republicans, Kirsten, feel like there's a two-tier system of justice, that Republicans are getting prosecuted or persecuted through prosecution.
00:24:47.680You know, it would be so great if there was a Democrat out there that was like, you know, that is a really scary proposition to totally prosecute your political enemies, to make an entirely two-system tiered of justice.
00:25:01.040But what are we doing that could—oh, wait a minute.
00:25:04.260We might have a problem with that here.
00:25:06.620You know, come to think of it, maybe it's what we've created.
00:25:10.960They talk about how brilliant Jack Smith is.
00:25:14.080They defend all the players involved in the prosecution against Trump.
00:25:16.880They make a hero out of Letitia James, the New York State Attorney General, who ran for office.
00:26:29.720I think this is honestly central to their DNA at this point, is they are no longer interested in competent leadership or making lives better for Americans.
00:26:40.560That's very clear when you look at the economic data and the communications director says, yeah, well, we need four more years of this.
00:26:46.840But if you look across the board, whether it's all these prosecutors that left-wing dark money groups George Soros has funded to essentially unleash just legalizing crime coast to coast across this country, or you look at how they're trying to pack the courts.
00:27:00.460They're trying to get rid of Justice Thomas.
00:27:02.780This is what their party is about, lawlessness.
00:27:04.880They want to have total control, and they can't do that if voters are standing in their way.
00:27:09.840They can't get these policies done like loan forgiveness, which the Supreme Court had to step in and say, wait a minute, you can't just use taxpayer money to pay off kids' student loans.
00:27:19.440Any policy that the Democrats want does not pass muster at the ballot, so they have to take power by any means, and they're using the legal system to do it.
00:27:26.820Democrats are always guilty of what they accuse Trump of, and they have been since the beginning.
00:27:32.080When they accused Trump of working with foreign actors to influence the election, it was actually Democrats in the Hillary Clinton campaign working with foreigners to influence the election.
00:27:41.160Now they're accusing Trump of going after his enemies, and every single day, that's all that Democrats do is they go after Republicans.
00:27:47.900I just love the idea that protecting your fundamental rights includes investigating Donald Trump and whether he inflated the value of Mar-a-Locker.
00:28:03.200So they're pivoting off of, in part, this Washington Post report from November 5th, saying that what he wants to do is use the federal government, if he gets reelected, to punish not just his opponents with the DOJ, somebody who might be giving him a challenge electorally, but to go after people who he thinks betrayed him, like John Kelly, Bill Barr and Mark Milley.
00:28:27.040I don't believe for one minute Trump's actually going to do that. I really don't. I think he will actually go after somebody in the way that they're coming after, like a Biden type or a Hunter Biden type.
00:28:36.640But does anybody really believe he's going to actually sick the DOJ on John Kelly? Maybe I'm crazy. Maybe I'll be proven wrong.
00:28:43.900But this is what they're reacting to, because these are people that's a different like those.
00:28:48.260You go after Joe Biden and try to get him, whatever, criminally prosecuted. That's tit for tat.
00:28:55.100You go after Bill Barr, your former attorney general, like some weird trumped up criminal charge. That's a different story.
00:29:00.980I just don't, to your point before, Smug, I don't actually think Trump would ever actually do that.
00:29:05.360I think he likes to say that stuff because it makes him feel good.
00:29:09.300Yeah, I mean, I think if we're all being completely honest of what a second Trump presidency would look like is it would look a lot like the first in terms of what gets done.
00:29:18.800All of a sudden, you know, all these world leaders realize they can't essentially just do whatever they want.
00:29:25.520The United States, it's the irony of when the Biden administration came, they said, oh, finally, the adults are back in charge.
00:29:31.380And essentially, carnage was unleashed across the entire planet.
00:29:34.620The Afghanistan withdrawal, the botched Afghanistan withdrawal that Biden was responsible for, let the world know that, OK, these guys, you know, Biden clearly does not know what he's doing.
00:29:44.260You saw Ukraine then gets invaded. You see what's happening in Israel with the terrorist attack.
00:29:48.600And now you have a State Department telling Israel to stop defending itself from terrorists.
00:29:53.300You know, it's free reign for bad actors across the planet.
00:29:56.780You never saw that under the Trump presidency because, you know, it's a lot like Nixon with the madman theory of world leaders don't know what this guy is capable of.
00:30:05.340And that fear keeps them in line. And for the rest of the policy, OK, the border is going to be secured again.
00:30:11.440I don't think there's any indication that we have that, oh, my gosh, he's going to turn like, you know, this country into a fascist dictatorship.
00:30:20.160And he's going to show up and arrest Joy Behar while she's recording the view.
00:30:23.940Like, how unserious are these people when when Americans right now are suffering economically?
00:30:29.780Inflation is going through the roof. People can't buy a house like the American dream is being choked out in front of our eyes.
00:30:35.740And they're trying to say that, well, we got to worry about the price of Mar-a-Lago and is Joy Behar going to be able to have her TV show?
00:30:44.340Heaven forbid. Now, here's the other thing.
00:30:46.580People are worried about the economy. It's obviously the number one issue.
00:30:49.680But a close second, maybe not a close second, but the second is immigration.
00:30:53.960And they're not totally unrelated either.
00:30:55.840But immigration in all the polls for all Americans, they care.
00:30:59.320But Republicans really care about what's happening at the southern border.
00:31:02.280And so in the midst of this, Trump, through his old pal Stephen Miller, who ran immigration policy while he was in the White House and now is running the America First legal, where they're filing all these really good lawsuits, I have to say.
00:31:13.920Stephen Miller's been kind of on fire.
00:31:16.820He gives an interview to The New York Times talking about what Trump plans to do to shore up our border and deal with the illegal immigration problem.
00:31:27.000Now, I feel the need to say, because I do read in Coulter's Substack, she'd be here saying, bullshit, you didn't do it the first time.
00:31:34.780You're not going to do it this time. That's why she turned on Trump.
00:33:15.060And everything that he laid out, he talks about camps.
00:33:18.240I don't know if you've seen where Eric Adams has immigrants up in New York, but he's got giant tents and camps where he's put these migrants.
00:33:25.840And the New York Times is acting like, oh, well, you, if, if, if a Republican does something similar to that, that's a problem.
00:33:33.660What Trump is talking about doing is shutting down the border.
00:33:38.540He's talking about removing people who aren't supposed to be here, that aren't here legally.
00:33:43.860He's talking about getting the terrorists out of this country.
00:33:47.140And anybody who saw with horror what happened in Israel on October 7th, when these terrorists came over the border and into the country, and the same people know that Hamas is here now.
00:33:59.420They want to terrorize American people.
00:34:44.780It's like when push came to shove and he had to make hard choices for Law & Order, he didn't do it.
00:34:50.480I mean, that's the thing that I keep picking up on on all this.
00:34:53.020I mean, look, the plan, some of it's executable, some of it's not.
00:34:56.520The problem that I have with everyone saying, like, well, Trump is the only one that can do it, is that he actually had the opportunity to do all of those things.
00:35:03.660Part of it is because they didn't think about it.
00:35:06.900Part of it is because they couldn't build consensus around the things that required legislative activity, like, I don't know, funding borders and things like that, which require Congress.
00:35:17.980You can't just roll into the White House and sort of tip your cap.
00:35:20.920You're going to get the exact same treatment out of the Supreme Court that Joe Biden has for forgiving student loans.
00:35:26.160Like, all of this stuff requires a know-how and consensus building to actually get done.
00:35:30.100The funny thing is, I think there's tons of consensus over two-thirds of that list that you just talked about.
00:35:35.300There is a massive amount of Americans, center, left, and right, that believe we have to secure this border and you have to do extraordinary things to get it done.
00:35:44.160Could you put that kind of thing in front of Congress if you actually worked with Congress to do it?
00:37:17.480Jared was like, listen, I have a dad who's been in jail.
00:37:19.660Let's make sure it doesn't happen to you, Tom.
00:37:21.480You want to hear the inverse of 9D chess is the criminal penalties for taking national security documents and mishandling them have been increased, right?
00:37:39.020President Donald Trump was a campaign promise after he beat Hillary Clinton because remember Hillary Clinton with the server and 30,000 emails.
00:37:45.400Donald Trump increased the penalties for mishandling classified information.
00:37:56.120I'm going to squeeze in a quick break.
00:37:57.280And then there's so much more to go over.
00:37:58.780My God, we have just an embarrassment of riches to talk about today.
00:38:02.300More with the Ruthless fellas straight ahead.
00:38:04.360So fear not, because if you are not a Donald Trump fan, he has committed the gaffe of all gaffes.
00:38:15.340This is the one that's really going to stop him.
00:38:17.500If you just tune into Morning Joe and The View, they will make clear to you how this is the thing.
00:38:22.940It's going to put voters over the top because he's really crossed the line this time by referring to his enemies as vermin.
00:38:31.840In honor of our great veterans on Veterans Day, we pledge to you that we will root out the communists, Marxists, fascists, and the radical left thugs that live like vermin within the confines of our country that lie and steal and cheat on elections.
00:38:53.300The threat from outside forces is far less sinister, dangerous, and grave than the threat from within.
00:39:02.900So, I mean, cue virtually every left-wing critic's comment that that is, quote, straight-up Nazi talk.
00:39:12.000He's dehumanizing people, dehumanizing presidential historian Joe Meacham on MSNBC, Morning Joe, because to call your opponents vermin.
00:39:21.000Now, he said they were like vermin, but in any event, to dehumanize them is to not only open the door, but to walk through the door toward the most ghastly kinds of crimes.
00:39:32.600Trump campaign spokesman says, these people are clearly snowflakes grasping for anything because they're suffering from Trump derangement syndrome.
00:39:41.420So, I'm amazed that they still cover comments like that with the breathlessness, but they do.
00:39:47.640I mean, these people are in no position to lecture us when they've been trying to say from the river to the sea is actually a very friendly thing to say.
00:39:57.500The left is literally marching in the streets saying, kill the Jews, but Donald Trump said vermin, so let's stop the presses and let's start talking about that.
00:41:19.160So, meanwhile, like we saw in 1516 when he won, Trump is not particularly obsessed with what the Times or anybody else is writing about him.
00:42:43.460I know it's like suburban wine moms, maybe not so much, but Cora Maga, yeah.
00:42:47.860This is Trump at his most entertaining, because one thing he has realized and revolutionized in American politics is the WWF aspect to what politics can be.
00:42:58.300The pomp and the circumstance that you haven't seen from a lot of candidates.
00:43:02.040It's a little bit different, and it's way outside of the mainstream, way outside of anything you saw from Romney and Bush and Clinton and everybody before him.
00:43:10.380This sort of state approach to office, and a lot of people argue that's the right approach.
00:43:16.920He's very entertaining, and to the extent that he can continue to entertain people, they want to see more.
00:43:24.000I mean, the energy levels were off the charts in that clip, and everyone was talking about it when it happened.
00:43:29.480And it's like this level of mania that he can generate, where people are like, does this mean Tucker's going to be the vice president candidate?
00:43:37.420Like, people lose their minds in that excitement, and that's a very powerful thing for when he runs for election.
00:43:43.080And he's always had this way of putting himself in cultural space to make himself relevant.
00:43:49.480I don't know if people realize this, but, like, Donald Trump did, I think, like, WrestleMania, like, 25 years ago, and it's still rated one of, like, the highest WWE programs of all time, of all time.
00:44:01.580So, like, very early, Donald Trump realized where his audience was.
00:44:06.160They, you know, weren't people that read white papers.
00:44:08.880They cared about politics on a cultural level that was totally different and adjacent to conservative values of the Republican Party, but wasn't it.
00:44:16.900Wasn't the same thing that the other candidates are going for.
00:44:19.480And so all of these things he benefits from when he shows up at a place like that.
00:44:22.940Yeah, I also think part of the allure to it is the utter shock from the left who had, you know, probably not encountered anybody who's voted Republican in 30 years to see a stadium full of people yelling and screaming for Donald Trump.
00:44:39.380Like, they're probably like, oh, my God, what is this?
00:44:47.300It feels like they're, you know, like they're watching zoo animals at some level.
00:44:51.680It's like, this is a culture I don't understand.
00:44:53.920And I think it's that, that combination of him understanding, like you said, the stadium culture and all of that with the reaction from the left.
00:45:02.240It's like, my God, we've got big trouble.
00:45:04.840To me, like a part of what I see here is how feckless the mainstream media is, how they just, they're irrelevant.
00:45:15.320They just don't drive opinions anymore.
00:45:17.800Are there any two individuals in America that they have tried to convince us more are horrible, racist, misogynistic assholes than Trump and Tucker?
00:45:32.240I'm sure there, I know there is a core piece of the left wing base that believes that, but that was a hero's welcome.
00:45:38.780And I realize it's UFC, it's a certain niche.
00:45:41.040But as he pointed out in that interview, 75 million Americans voted for him.
00:45:45.260The New York Times does not drive the opinion of the mainstream or even the center anymore.
00:45:51.240Well, remember, they tried to convince the entire country that Mitt Romney was a misogynist in the middle of that campaign.
00:45:59.020And I think that that's one of the, that was just like one step on this like long, slow trajectory to people not believing anything they read or anything that they see on television.
00:46:09.660They're just looking, that's why people are looking for alternate media, because they're looking for something that's actually the truth, not the lies that they keep hearing over and over again.
00:46:17.940But then like, I look back at 2022 and realize like a lot of these races, these Senate races and swing states across the country are really decided by not people that watch UFC, but like suburban women and stuff like that.
00:46:44.480Well, you know, gosh, it's just that everybody loves him so much.
00:46:49.440All right, wait, I want to, I do want to pick this up because I'm interested in this and the wine moms and what they're going to do.
00:46:55.220I love that it's been changed from soccer to wine because I will say there's going to be a certain group that looks at that and says toxic masculinity.
00:48:14.440Are we not seeing the truth if we jump to that conclusion?
00:48:17.720Yeah, no, I mean, we are not seeing the truth if we come to that conclusion.
00:48:21.760The reality is in 2022, you know, the best measure of all of this is the exit polls that came out after the election, where it showed definitively that Republicans won the argument over the economy.
00:48:55.480And part of the reason for that is that they don't trust the Republican Party under Trump, that they are concerned about a whole range of issues dealing with how he conducts himself, whether there's fealty to Trump over the Constitution, all kinds of different sort of nuances.
00:49:13.460But underlying it is this tonal problem that they will believe and do believe strongly that Republicans have a better policy prescription for this country than Democrats do.
00:49:59.600Didn't happen in 2022 with very similar circumstances.
00:50:02.180Again, if we're being serious about this and we're just looking at outcomes and poll numbers, I don't know how you come to a different conclusion.
00:50:19.140I mean, I'm a difficult thing that we're facing.
00:50:21.020And I remember in 2022, like I saw some of the ads and some of the commentary from mainstream media about, you know, January 6th or the threats to our democracy and all of these sort of things.
00:50:29.740And like, you know, hand up, I was wrong.
00:50:32.920It was persuasive to those suburban moms and those independent voters, those moderate voters that live in the suburbs of this country.
00:50:39.460And they vote a lot, you know, like they vote in every election.
00:50:43.480And if you can't win those people back, you do not have a majority.
00:50:48.700You can't make it up with black men growing vote of Hispanic.
00:50:51.880I'm just thinking of typical Dem groups that are migrating red.
00:51:14.440And when they look at that poll that we mentioned at the top of the show, Megan, where like he's leading Biden, all these swing states, they will also make the argument.
00:51:22.240He does really well with Hispanics because he's different.
00:51:28.260Nikki Haley's numbers are even better than his.
00:51:30.360Ron DeSantis is right there with him in the same place.
00:51:32.500Generic Republican is winning by 15 points in all these swing states.
00:51:35.460So it isn't like Donald Trump has this unique prescription that if like Waka Flock of Flame endorses him and like all these other rappers come out, that suddenly he's going to do a lot better than Republican.
00:51:46.920I mean, it's I hate to I feel like I'm the bringer of all the bad news.
00:52:23.340Not only is the Trump base not going to want the new person, but he Trump will make sure that the new person fails.
00:52:28.180I so I don't buy into this thought that Republicans, unlike any other rational human will be like, you know what, everything is terrible.
00:52:38.520Well, over 80 percent of Americans in that poll, which is conducted by the Ross School of Business at Michigan, over 80 percent of Americans said that they are economically worse off today than when Joe Biden became president.
00:52:50.360That is going to be motivating to a ton of voters.
00:52:53.820My worry specifically about the, you know, the the white the wine mom demographic is this is like a very hardened leftist group.
00:53:01.840Like you will not find more committed leftists in a lot of these instances in in the middle of Brooklyn than you have in parts of this country where I mean, you look at the cost like when there were the BLM marches going around this country.
00:53:13.860It was about 75 percent suburban wine moms.
00:53:24.740But then you also have suburban demographics and people who voted for 20 years for Republicans that all of a sudden stopped and are the ones I was talking about that believe in all of these Republican policies.
00:53:36.640And, you know, it's easy on a piece of paper or just rhetorically to be like, well, we traded out the suburban wine moms for a growing Hispanic voter base or a growing African-American voter base, neither of which are particularly true.
00:53:47.880By the way, there are places where multigenerational Hispanic voting blocks have increased for sure.
00:53:52.360But if you look at the states that matter in the context of a presidential election, you're dealing with trading out a population that is far larger, far more frequent to vote than everything else that you're talking about here.
00:54:06.200Right. We're talking about just Ohio, North Carolina, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin.
00:54:13.880I mean, all of these put Georgia, all of these places.
00:54:16.540We're talking about trading out a population that literally makes it possible to get to 51 Arizona.
00:54:24.280I mean, like 75 percent of the vote will be in Maricopa County in one county, one county outside.
00:57:22.320OK, so you confuse Sioux Falls, South Dakota for Sioux City, Iowa.
00:57:25.660So what do you guys make of the montage and whether this is a problem?
00:57:32.100Because one of the biggest issues with Joe Biden is his age and, yes, infirmity.
00:57:38.920So I think it falls into the category of you live by the sword, you die by the sword, right?
00:57:43.260When you when you have made over a period of time somebody else's mental acuity the focus of all of your attacks, yours comes under greater scrutiny as a result.
00:57:54.000Now, I think that there is a massive difference between Donald Trump and Joe Biden.
00:57:59.460And I would take Donald Trump 10 times out of 10 in any sort of mental.
00:58:07.860I wouldn't want to be held to the same standard of having to be perfect on stage all of the time, which unfortunately that is where he is when you make that a center of your attacks.
00:58:19.600But as to the age thing itself, look, that's part of the deal.
00:58:24.320I mean, he's not going to erase his chronological age.
00:58:26.660And that has been a core critique of all of his primary opponents.
00:58:46.100If you just want to see how distracted he is, go to his true social page.
00:58:50.600And like he's up at all hours of the night arguing with Letitia James about, you know, the value of Mar-a-Lago and then arguing about documents or arguing about January 6th and all that stuff.
00:59:02.620That takes a toll on any human being having their time divided on all these other things that you want to attack and not be focused on the job at hand, which is like winning the election.
00:59:10.620The other thing I think that's worth pointing out here is that his primary opponents need to be doing more of this stuff more often if they want any chance at closing this giant gap he's opened up.
00:59:22.800And it's kind of wild to me that more of his opponents didn't do this stuff early on.
00:59:27.680I mean, maybe Trump's rise wouldn't have been as rapid through the summer and through the fall if these primary opponents had taken him to task in such a clear way as Ron DeSantis is doing right now.
00:59:40.960And I think that he's going to have to do a whole lot more of that if he wants to close the gap in Iowa.
00:59:45.920No, there's a real question about whether it's it's too little too late.
00:59:50.580We saw Tim Scott bail out of the race.
00:59:53.960And I mean, there's I don't think there's another nicer guy in politics, but he did not resonate this time around.
01:00:00.160It was actually kind of a stunning exchange.
01:00:01.800I'm sure you guys saw the clip when he was on with Trey Gowdy on Fox.
01:00:04.900And according to reports, even Tim Scott's campaign staffers or at least some healthy collection of them did not know he was going to announce he was, quote, suspending his campaign.
01:00:14.500That's how they say it. Now they're dropping out. So we have the clip. Take a look.
01:00:18.860I love America more today than I did on May 22nd.
01:00:23.580But when I go back to Iowa, it will not be as a presidential candidate.
01:01:13.180He's getting a lot of mentions this week because he's brilliant, saying he bailed out because he actually was running for president.
01:01:18.280And he, this is not an ego play for him or a vanity play for him.
01:01:22.740Yeah. I mean, look, I think it's one of the differences between this field and the 2016 field in a lot of different ways is that people, when they chose to run for president, knew that it was going to be an uphill task, but thought it was an important one.
01:01:32.600And thought that voters deserved a very real choice against a former president that they see the world differently from.
01:01:37.860You saw this happen in former vice president Mike Pence.
01:04:36.480I want to be the first person probably to reach out.
01:04:39.080To make sure I'm getting him on my side, he ends up blurbing the back of the book.
01:04:43.680So this is somebody who, for her entire career, has proven she will do literally.
01:04:49.440You can look at the full extent of her past in South Carolina.
01:04:53.540She will do literally whatever is required to get ahead.
01:04:56.800To her now to say that out of turn to challenge her past the power, I think that she does take that very personally.
01:05:03.460But, you know, frankly, even in this conversation, I think we've spent too much airtime on somebody who is really just another manifestation of a modern Dick Cheney that has no place in the modern Republican Party.
01:05:34.200And he had a little boomer after the first debate because people were like, wow, this guy's interesting and he seems really, really smart and articulate.
01:05:39.720And then his poll numbers cratered because he's the kid in the first chair in the classroom begging for more homework from teacher.
01:05:49.360It's like I just don't think I mean, people call me after these debates, you know, family, extended family.
01:05:55.620I have not heard a positive thing about Vivek since the first debate.
01:05:58.760What did you think, Michael, about his criticism on the honest dollar piece of it?
01:06:04.560Well, I mean, Vivek Ramaswamy, you know, he he bought a pharmaceutical drug that had failed clinical trials like four or five times and then repackaged it and IPO the drug made like a ton, a ton of money.
01:06:50.000Remember how Ron Paul used to stay in it just because he wanted us to hear his libertarian views.
01:06:54.240And it was just a platform to sort of get his thoughts out into the mainstream and get them discussed and considered.
01:06:59.460Don't you think Vivek is doing something like that?
01:07:02.420I'm so glad you said that because I think it has reconstituted.
01:07:06.140I think it's reconstituted the very online Ron Paul world of 2012.
01:07:10.360That was like brigading drudge polls to make it look like Ron Paul was going to be the nominee.
01:07:15.080But it just hits different, Megan, when it comes from nice grandpa who looks like a teddy bear than when it comes from Vivek.
01:07:22.240Because Vivek is just grating and he feels like he's it feels like he's lecturing you and he tilts his head and points his finger in the air.
01:07:27.680And I just think the visual representation of that is just annoying.
01:07:32.340Also, I think it's a wild thing that Ron Paul's policies sound more sane than Vivek's.
01:07:38.840When Vivek is like, I'll find everyone in the government.
01:07:41.260We'll see who has an odd social security number at the end.
01:07:44.220If it ends in an odd number, you're fired.
01:08:03.900But I do think like the words he was using were very interesting that she has a deep seated envy of him because he's so wealthy that if you listen to a whole clip, he says she came to me.
01:08:15.140He talked about a little bit there where he says I was putting woke ink out and she called me up and she saw me.
01:08:21.400He says in that, that, oh, he could be a player.
01:08:23.460He said I was a rising star and she came to me and like sort of tries to schmooze him, wound up blurbing his book.
01:08:32.020She doesn't look wonderful if you hear the full context of, you know, the clip.
01:08:35.740And then you tell me what he's implying at the end, because he says she will do literally whatever is required to get ahead.