We get into the big news. Well, there's a lot of big news today, but it is the first 100 days of the Trump administration on Tuesday.

And it has been an eventful 100 days. It has been a crazy 100 days. And honestly, if you'd asked me

200 days ago, I'm not sure I would have thought that we would get to 100 days. Just with so much against

this president, so much against the chances of him pulling a Grover Cleveland, it seemed

impossible. And yet here he is. And I'll tell you one thing that I noticed the difference between

Donald Trump version one and Donald Trump version two is the seasoning.

He gets it now.

You know, it's his first term, he came into office and I really truly believe that he'd

been a get-along-with-everybody kind of guy's whole life.

He had friends, Republicans,

Democrats, independents, crazy people, not crazy people, business, people, artists, everything.

You name it. If you look back in the, especially the 90s, but the late 80s to, I don't know,

2010-ish, there wasn't know, 20, 2010-ish.

There wasn't anybody in Hollywood who didn't think Donald Trump was the greatest,

didn't count him as a friend, didn't go to his parties, didn't have him at their parties.

Now, maybe you've got to understand fame is a little bit different than real life in that

if you're thinking about having a party or a dinner

party or anything like that you go all right who should we invite and you go through the list and it's

people you like you're not going to go well i don't want to invite tony i hate tony and you're somebody

else goes but you've got to invite tony because if you invite Tony, we'll make the papers.

I don't think you're probably making for your kids' birthday party worrying about making the papers.

But if you are 50 cent and you're going to have a party and you go, well, we got to make the papers.

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