The virtue of Stephen A. Okay. And I don't mean, I don't, I don't mean to like, you know,

canonize this guy. And I'm afraid because I know what happens. When somebody's getting elevated,

there's now a price on you to bring you down. And I don't want to see that for him. So that's why

I'm shy on this. But he is also a reminder that reasonable should be a commodity. It should be a commodity. The fact that, you know,

you got to be full on MAGA or you got to want to kill Trump. You know, last night I said,

I want the president to be successful in making the economy stronger for as many workers as

possible and to set us up for a better national

security perspective. And I didn't say President Trump for a reason because I wanted people to

just grab the concept of the office. Nope, I got savaged. Okay, you say anything about Trump,

you get savaged. That's the problem. Nobody is like that anywhere else in their life,

except in our politics. And Stephen A. Smith is a reminder that you don't have to be a rabid form

of one or the other. And that's why I love it. See, I think Democrats are going to destroy him if he

runs as a Democrat. I think they will destroy him. I think eventually they'll want to control what he has to say

and they'll have that meeting to say it's you better do this or else we have this on you and

they won't. It's what your brother wasn't willing to do. You can't do that with him. You know

Stephen well enough. I know. I know. You can't do that with it. It's not about you can or you can't.

If you can't, then you can't run.

Because in Democratic Party, they believe in a range marriage.

They believe in a range marriage.

They tell you, hey, Democrats, this is your president.

They lost. They're down.

They've never seen numbers like this.

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