The Michael Barry Show

And I think rightfully so

About Donald Trump changing the way

Politicians have handled the media.

But Margaret Thatcher, the Iron Lady,

was brilliant in how she never allowed the media to paint her into a corner.

She never pered and she didn't care if she came off as cold or

distant or or removed or uncaring, it did not bother her.

I came across an interview she did with a Swedish interviewer named Stina de Brovsky.

And Stina had apparently a long-standing tradition, long-running tradition on her show.

She would ask whoever she was interviewing to stand up and jump.

It's dumb, but that was her thing.

She, that was her little thing.

She asked Maggie Thatcher to stand up and jump.

And the Iron Lady was not for jumping.

And she was unashamed to say, no, I won't do it.

I don't play this just because I have an incredible level of respect for Magi Thatcher.

I play this because I have learned from my wife.

You can say no. No, you can't say no and the other person feel good about it.

You've got to have, you've got to be a force of nature such that your principles matter.

And if you don't wish to pander to give in to do what someone else tells you to do,

no matter that you fear what will happen, your business will be

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