And now for a moment of clarity.

You know, it was notable.

I listened to the White House press briefing today, obviously.

I got a lot of thoughts about it.

But in the briefing today, Caroline Levitt was asked if this meeting with the mayor-elect would be open press.

Would they bring the cameras in?

And the reporter said, you usually bring the cameras in, but do you have any guidance? And she said, I have no new news. If we do bring the cameras in, maybe we'll just let you in. And she was speaking to the New York Post. So I think that Donald Trump has actually met his match in the mayor elect. And I'll be looking to see what comes out of this meeting tomorrow. But again, the mayor

seems to know what he is doing. He is forced the hand and now he'll be in the Oval Office. Do you agree,

Michael? Yeah. No, I do. I look. I think it's a bold move to make. I mean, you go into the,

into the Lions Den, if you will, and just kind of, yeah, you know, see what you can, see what you can lay on the table there.

And I think the mayor elect will make a very clear point.

But here's the thing for me.

So, Ms. Leavitt and the White House chief of staff and others maybe want to sit down with the President before the meeting

and explain to him the difference between communism and social being a social Democrat.

They're not the same.

The mayor elect is not a communist.

He is not advocating for the state or the government to take private property from citizens.

That's communism, Mr. President.

Social Democrats, on the other hand, actually advocate for opening up the government in a way

that it serves the people more directly. And in fact, supports the idea of private property ownership as opposed to anything else.

So I think it'll be important to understand what the terms are before you start throwing stuff around and embarrass yourself.

Because I really wouldn't want this 30-something year old to show up your 78 year old behind, 79 year old behind too badly.

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