The negotiator. Alien Visitor from Another World. Hi everybody, I'm Bill Whittle here with Steve Green and Scott Ott,

and that's what Donald Trump is looking like. He's starting to look like an alien from another planet,

a cyborg of some kind, some mechanical death-dealing machine that is simply changing the landscape

not only of the United States, but the world, and doing it faster than the new cycle can keep up. But gentlemen, prior to the election and as a way of sort of

kind of sucking my thumb to comfort myself, you know, facing the idea of another four years of Kamala Harris,

I make the case as strongly as I could that the single great skill set that an executive,

including the chief executive of the United States, really needs, is the ability to negotiate.

And that is what the individual does. That's why the presidency exists.

You cannot conduct negotiations by boards or committees. You have to have somebody who is willing

to be able to be able to trade the cards. And of all the presidents that we've ever had

in this country, I think we've had, and we have had a few, not many, but a few, presidents

who had a strong sense of how business works and profit and loss and getting your value

and all the rest. But we've never had anybody who wrote a book on how to negotiate and had that

turned into a top seller. So, Steve, let's start with you. I know this is going to come as a great

shock to many, especially our liberal friends

who don't really fully understand how the world really works.

But you were telling us on the backstage show about a t-shirt that you saw reflecting some

of the horror that the nation underwent just recently in our recent history. You want to

tell us about that real quick? Then I'll ask you the question. Yeah, it was a somber black t-shirt,

and in bold white letters, it said, Survivor. Global Trade War, February 3, 2025 to February

3, 2025. February 3, 2025.

Okay.

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