Alright, so since this was a hot topic over the weekend, I think we can talk about how

Trump made his assassination attempt a marketable moment. So it's obviously, look, it's not good

when there's, when someone's trying to kill somebody

and you know I think it's good that you know he survived no matter what I don't care which side you are

on what trying to kill someone else is not really the answer. It actually kind of ruins this

concept of democracy. But I think what was interesting so I don't know if Neil if you watch the

whole video, but I watch the whole video. Like obviously there's a lot of clips and things like that.

But the whole video, like, you know, he's on the ground for a little bit and he gets pulled up and then they're trying to pull him out and then so the back

up a second you know someone shot at Trump during the rally and the bullet grazed his

ear and then he fell to the ground and then Secret Service covered him, right?

And there's a whole lot of stuff about this,

but he gets pulled up.

And then while they're trying to pull him off stage,

he's like, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

And then all of a sudden he kind of emerges

from the body of people people the bodies of people around

him and he's just like he puts his fist up and he's like fight right and he says fight a

couple of times and then there's a I forgot what the award is for top photographer of the year.

It's not a Pulitzer, I don't think, but one of the guys, you see him moving around around like he runs over and then he captures the best shot and

This is probably a shot that will be one of the shots of the decade and you know just in my mind you know I got to

tweet it this out I'm just like dude I don't care if you love him or hate him that

but but for Trump to have that presence of mind during a moment when you know he

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