But you asked why are corporations, for example, bending the knee?

And again, not all of them, some of them.

And I think they are intimidated.

They are afraid that the crazy aunt in the attic that Trump will do something to come after them. But here's the thing,

Nicole, it's very short-sighted. Yeah. It's very short-sighted. They are counting on the fact

that the public won't remember, that the Democratic Party won't remember, that, you know,

the next president won't remember.

And I think that's a grave miscalculation.

Hi again, everybody. It's now 5 o'clock in New York. Hold that thought in your mind for a moment.

As we evaluate one of the most egregious lies, Donald Trump has ever inflicted on the American

people, that he is,

quote, the greatest friend that American capitalism has ever had. With such a great friend,

as he says he is, forcibly insert himself into one of our planet's biggest business deals right now

over what appears to be a very personal gripe. We'll let you decide. First,

a little bit of background. You might be aware, Netflix and Paramount are right now engaged in a high-stakes

bidding war for another media company called Warner Brothers Discovery. These are massive, massive,

powerful companies who own companies that you'd know and probably use. Tens

of billions of dollars are at stake. Well, Donald Trump spent his Saturday night on social media,

as he often does, inserting himself into all of this. And even more concerning, it had

nothing to do with the business part of the deal, but instead with a gripe about one person in particular.

That person is the person we showed you at the top of the hour, Susan Rice.

She's the former ambassador to the United Nations.

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