I trust you when you work for a son.

First of all, you know, Kanye is the artist man and he's a genius. You know, what are we saying right now?

I think that the angrily seeing things from is about the division that he sees. The thing that's

scary about this presidency is after it. I don't know if you've been married before or had a girlfriend

and said something in a fight that was so wrong and then after that, we still family, we

still around each other, but man, I sure did say all that. And I'm not mad at Kanye. That's my

brother. I love him. I support him. But you know, I don't have to agree with everything that he says.

I just, I just trust him as a person of intent. But you shouldn't say all that.

Who was that non-angry lunatic? How was comedian Dave Chappell?

Well, he shouldn't say all that. So we've been playing clips of Kanye throughout the morning

and we've got more to come. And some of the commentary on the cable news channels throughout the day

yesterday, it was it was a hell of a spectacle. I don't think ultimately it's important.

Really in any way, it was just a hell of a spectacle because it happened in the over office,

even if it had happened because I was picturing when Michael texted that Kanye went on a 14-minute

rant in front of the president. I was pitching over on those chairs by the fireplace,

right, which is still in the office, but that's different than with the president at the desk,

where he announces we've gone to war with China. I mean, that desk, the resolute desk is the

news anchor at South America. That's my goodness. Many times today. That's where the president is

sitting while Kanye goes on this rant. Yeah, in front of all the media and everything. And

Jared standing there smiling as if this is going quite swimmingly and Ivanka with the look on her

face like holy crap. Yeah, ultimately, I don't think any harm was done or anything like that,

but you had I would have been sweating bullets at the time wondering where does he take this because

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