Well, Michael Goodwin, the best columnist in America. You can read his column every Sunday and every Wednesday in the New York Post. And it's great to have them with us. Michael Goodwin. How you doing? Good morning, Mark. Thank you. Hey, all these books came out about Donald Trump from people that never even met him, you know, like Mary Trump and these writers, and they got on every show, they got

publicized like crazy.

Now a book comes out, Jared Kushner, from somebody that was actually there.

And as you point out in your column, all he does is get trashed and banned from every show.

It's terrible, isn't it?

It's a kind of cancel culture, right?

I mean, the reviews aren't just that, well, we don't really think this is right,

or we don't have it.

It's more like, don't read this book, whatever you do.

You know, it's like they would burn it if they could.

They would take all the books published by Jared Kushner and burn them all just to show

how terrible Donald Trump is, because that's really the point. It's about Donald Trump.

It's not Jared, per se. It's not even his book. These are political attacks on Donald Trump.

And so it's just, it is mind-boggling, Mark, the venom and the hatred that these

people have.

I said, the New York Times critic says, Jared Kushner looks like a mannequin, and he writes

like one.

And twice he refers to Kushner having dimples.

Now, where does that belong in the New York Times book review?

I mean, as I write in my column, did this reviewer, Dwight Garner, ever make fun of a black

writer or a female writer?

And we can be sure he didn't because the Times would have fired him if he had.

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