What do you make of the criticism the president is getting that he's too old to have a second term?

I was in L.A., met with Norman Lear, who's a hundred, going one hundred, one Frank Eria, 90-something architect.

They were like 80s. He's a kid, but he's a kid.

It's relative. He's younger than I am, so he's a kid to me.

That's well-depressed.

Ah, yes. And then Methuselah came on the scene and said,

do you kid me? He's wet behind the ears, babies.

Let's ask Norman Lear, what do you think? God bless him.

Where was Mel Brooks? I'd ask Mel Brooks.

He is, how does Mel Brooks, he turned 99, is that what he is?

He's funnier than Norman Lear.

Of course, then my mother was funnier than Norman Lear.

Well, happy Wednesday to you, hump day in the Clinton household.

Hillary Clinton, once again, waking up, face down to Pulverone, dried vomit.

On the linoleum kitchen floor, they're a chapequois mansion.

You think she's at the chapequois mansion today, Michael,

or maybe at the embassy row mansion in Washington, D.C.,

it's hard to say. How much of their money came from?

You know, the Russians, the Russians, gave very, very generous stuff

didn't they? Yes, they did.

Well, happy, happy Wednesday to you, happy hump day, happy middle of the week.

And here in Washington, D.C., my best girl,

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