Hi everybody Dennis Prager here in fireside chat number 364. It's a big number actually.

Great to be with you. It's my chance to just offer you some thoughts and then take your questions.

So I've been thinking about something that I have to preface this.

I have never, I don't think I may be wrong it's 363 times is hard to remember

everyone but I don't I I talk about left and right. I talk about the differences

frequently, not constantly by any means. I don't talk about political figures almost ever and I don't think

I've ever devoted even a segment to Donald Trump. Do you recall ever?

Well, it may be mentioned, but I don't think I've ever devoted an opening monologue.

So, but I do want to do that this time because he of his appearance at a McDonald's in Pennsylvania

and I watched it maybe three times I was fascinated by it and I'd like to offer some some thoughts which

will strike half of the country not that half the country is watching.

I don't delude myself, but a lot of people do, but it would strike half the country as

bizarre, which is important to me to talk about as it is what I want to say.

I thought there was a genuineness about his joy

handing out French fries at the McDonald's

to people in the drive-thru lane.

I think he's very comfortable

with what we would call regular folks.

I think he's much less comfortable with the quote-unquote elite.

And I might add, I identify with that completely.

People have asked me, including on the fireside chat, people have all, people ask me this on my radio show people

asked me this in in the questions to Prager you so, if you could have dinner, sometimes it's lunch with anyone in the world, who would it be?

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