Interviewing people on television. I've been doing it for 50 years. I know how to do it.

And some people think I'm a pretty good interview on TV. But I make mistakes. I do.

And I want to get into that because it's important. So on CNN, they have one guy that sticks up for Donald Trump.

Okay? His name is Scott Jennings.

And the rest of the crew, they hate Trump.

And they got Jennings on there because they needed somebody just to try to balance.

This is no balance at eight, nine to one.

But Jennings is up against a woman named Tiffany Cross the other day on CNN in prime time.

Now Tiffany Cross, you may remember work for NBC News, MSNBC, on the show.

And they fired her because she did a lot of racial stuff and a lot of personal stuff.

And I don't like to see anybody get fired.

I don't know Tiffany Cross.

I don't know whether she's good or bad person.

I just don't know. But she was dismissed. So Cross is going up against Scott Jennings about the Trump

policies. Roll of tape. When they're looking at Greenland and say, I like it. I want to take it for

mine. That is a very colonized. I have never

ever said we're going to go to Greenland and quote, colonize it or steal it. That's crazy. You're

not a member of government. So you're irrelevant at that point. I'm talking about the president of the

United States doing that. You got fired from your job. I'm actually very, I'm not sure. If you want to engage in personal insults, what you do.

What you lack in a legitimate point, you make up for in personal insults.

The point I am making is in this new world order, we are looking at countries, whether

or not they're an adversary or ally, it is being determined on what kind of deal we can get.

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