Trump might be maybe open to getting in the debate, 93 WIBC. It is the Kindle and Casey

show. I'm Rob Kebs here. Casey's out today. Brad Klopfenstein in for Casey. Hello, Rob.

All right. So the big deal now is whether Trump is going to get into the Republican debate,

which is next month. And I don't know where you're at on this, but I don't think I could

vote for someone who won't stand in front of the nation and say, I am for A B and C and

be challenged by their opponents. Now, let me, let me be very clear. That's so naive

of you, Rob. If Trump is the Republican nominee, I would vote for an orange peel over Biden.

So right, but I'm saying in terms of a Republican primary, you're the former president.

You're the last party's nominee for president. And you're telling, you're trying to tell the

nation that you're not sure you actually want to be held accountable for your viewpoints.

Call me naive. However, I, I, and this harkens back to your desire to go back to yesterday.

I believe that if you're going to run for office, it's your responsibility to stand up and

tell the voters what you believe in and what you want to accomplish. And it is part of a broader

conversation, Casey and I have this all the time on the show, which is Trump can say and do

things that if anybody else said or did them, they would be savaged, just beaten to a pulp

by the Liberty Freedom Republican conservative. I mean, just a whole host of people, right?

And yet because it's Trump, they go, I didn't matter. And this is another one where it's like

the guy is telling you, I don't want to stand up in front of people. I don't want to stand on

a stage with my opponents. I don't want to be held accountable for my viewpoints and a lot of

people just go, that's fun. No, it's okay. It blows my mind. So Trump was on with news max

yesterday. And he was talking about getting on the debate, which I believe Fox News is hosting

the first debate. And he had some comments on that.

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