And now for a moment of clarity.

He doesn't have the American people behind him.

And I think that's what you see.

And then you have the Epstein files, which he continues to want to attract.

All rowing three back to Epstein.

All row and lose our economy over the Epstein files.

I'll leave back to Epstein.

So I just want to drop in the middle of the table because

I like doing that, Simone knows. To all the points that have been made, which are excellent

points, and they're important points, and I think a lot of folks in our audience can appreciate

that, but I think they would probably wind up at the same spot I am right now after listening

to everyone speak.

So what do we do to protect this woman? What do we do to protect Ms. Cook? Who we know is

trying to be, is about to be railroaded out of her job. Who we know the president does not have

the authority, to your point, to fire. Who we know the Supreme Court itself has says the president does not

have the authority to fire, but Donald Trump is going to fire her. Donald Trump is going to

push her. He's going to try. He's going to try. So, but the question is, and it goes back to a real

important question you raised about the American people and how they look at something like this.

Do they connect with her? Do they understand exactly what removing her means to the effectiveness of our government,

the transparency and the importance of separation of powers while we don't have a unitary executive folks, which is why we have three branches of powers. It's why we don't have a unitary executive folks,

which is why we have three branches of government,

which is why the founders spent three years fighting through that crap

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