It's a psychological interview that you're doing.

You're sort of being my psychiatrist.

I've watched a lot over the years.

Your people break down, oh, they start crying on the show.

I said, that's never happening to me.

There's an addiction to revenge.

Nobody would fault you.

You can say, it ends here.

It ends with me.

What do you say to yourself when the crowds aren't cheering?

What is the hardest, darkest moment? I don't think I've ever said this on air before.

Last week, 12 jurors deliberated for two days and rendered a verdict

finding Donald Trump guilty on all 34 charges of falsifying

business records, leading to an unprecedented felony conviction of not

only a former president, but also the frontrunner nominee for the Republican Party.

Donald Trump has professed his innocence and defiantly outside the courtroom called the trial a disgrace.

Rigged and claimed the real verdict will happen when the presidential votes are counted on November 5th.

I traveled to Marlago to sit down one-on-one

with President Trump for an unfiltered no-holzbard interview.

And I promise you, no topic was off limits.

But I don't endorse candidates,

so I want to sit down with President Biden and Kennedy as well.

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