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I wanted to talk to you because you weren't here yesterday.

I wanted to talk to you about the Marjorie Taylor Green 60 Minutes interview. I mean, I saw it. We were talking about it. What were your takeaways from that? Basically, she turned Johnson in, Speaker of the House. Yes. You know, he's so far up Trump's behind. He's coming out of his ears. Well, you know, we had Sunny on the podcast yesterday, and she said it on the show, too, that she thought Marjorie kind of reverted to the old version of Marjorie Taylor Green in that interview. When she confronted Leslie Stahl about things. That was annoying. It's like, stay on the script. Okay, miss. Just stay on the script. I don't believe there's a script. I think you know. She has a script. Okay. I mean, the script is now, Marjorie versus Trump.

And Marjorie is not the old Marjorie, which was very bellicose and troublesome, yeah, troublemaker.

Which not necessarily good trouble either.

Right.

So stay on that script now.

Don't go reverting back and forth, you know?

But I mean, I personally will take anybody from that team.

You're very consistent on this.

Going back to, I remember Michael Cohen was the first one.

I forgive.

I forgive people.

I feel as though, you know, they were in some kind of a delusion or they were fearful for their careers. And now they're not as much or they learn something. And good, welcome to the fight. It's a real conversation because, you know, the country's so far apart that if we aren't having dialogues, if we aren't willing to talk to the other side and end up, we're never going to end up somewhere. Right. We're back together. You're around in the 60s. You were around when people were very much far apart during Vietnam and things like that. Well, those were really closer to the 70s, but yeah. Yeah. I mean, things started in 68, 72, 3, 4, 5, like that. Yeah. And did it feel like this? Did it feel like people were so far apart? Everybody was patriotic in those times. People believed in the Constitution. They believed in the right to resist. Even Nixon. Nixon didn't go around saying that you can't protest. Yeah. All right. Well, this is interesting because,

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