Today, I appeared on the PBD podcast. It's one of the largest in the country,

with the subscribership of over one million people. Most of those people don't see the world the way

that I do, or probably the way that you do. Nevertheless, into the lion's den I went, so to speak.

There, we debated, talked about some of the main challenges the countries facing,

and I confronted some conspiracies, anti-Semitic tropes,

and I challenged something that is, in my view, nonsensical.

The idea that Trump isn't part of the establishment.

He's not part of their group.

He's not kicking it with, you know, a McConnell or Schumer or Pelosi or Hillary.

He's not part of their camp.

He's not part of that.

But they hate this guy.

They can't stand this guy, even though over the years he gave him all the money.

I guess like when you sit and you talk about like the establishment and the anti-s, I get the construct.

Right.

And the us and the them and the puppet strings and the they and everything but

here's the deal Donald Trump and everyone who worked for him these are

immensely powerful people are you to tell me Wilbur Ross isn't part of the

establishment that the hedge fund Titanbur Ross isn't part of the establishment?

That the hedge fund, Titan, Ken Griffin, isn't part of the establishment.

Steve Schwartzman, right, of Blackstone who funded Trump, isn't part of the establishment.

Come on.

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