And now for a moment of clarity.

My question this week is, what could President Trump not do?

I mean, well, it's a question for the country.

So in the country?

Well, you know, you got it.

No, I, look, the reality of it is, in so many respects, we are, we are past in my appreciation of this, past Trump in the sense that at some point, this idea of us as a country, as folks who kind of under this pluralistic umbrella called democracy

and we're kind of working our way through it

and we're a 249-year-old experiment

that seems to work every once in a while,

that at some point we have to put our foot down too.

We've checked out as a country

and a lot of the crap that's happening happened to us.

And so the question becomes,

if you know someone's taking away the programs that are going to feed your kids, that are

going to keep you healthy, and that are going to allow you to live in an environment in which you can

actually breathe and drink the water, all right? If they're going to take that away from you,

and the only thing you're worried about is your

fantasy football picks or whether or not you're going to go uh go hang out with your boys on on a podcast

then you get trump then you get you get stephen miller then you get all of that so when do we when do we the people?

And I've listened to you for a long time.

And I think people appreciate the thing about you over the years that you and I have been having this conversation,

where we started out going back and forth on policy, and now we're going back and forth on what the country is.

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