And so I come back to you Michael Bessloss because I can't find an analog for it, right?

I mean, we've had presidents who were venal, we've had presidents who were not super bright,

we've had all kinds of types of presidents. We haven't had this type and this type is a

Victor Orbonne who wants to literally do what Victor Orbonne did. Come back into

office after having lost re-election and then rewrite the Constitution with the help of his Project 2025

friends they've already got the playbook down they want to follow Victor Orban's

model you know change things about our laws and our Constitution and our judiciary so that he'll never

lose again.

And he wants to do that because he's afraid to go into prison and because he's a child and

because he's a narcissist and because he can't admit he lost an election.

But people are willing to let him do it,

and I wonder if there's an analog for that anywhere in our history.

The sad thing is there really isn't joy and Tom you know can we think of a major

party nominee who's ever talked this way about being a dictator for a day or

pitting the the police and the US Armed Forces against this guy's political

enemies or suspending the Constitution. This is way off of anything we've seen

in American history.

And Tom, you were talking about the TV show he was on for over a decade, which a lot of people saw.

For a lot of time, that was a popular show it had a romanticized view of

Donald Trump tough effective businessman with a heart of gold none of those were true, but for people who were watching that

week after week for over a decade,

they were brainwashed to some extent, some of them were

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