I did. I watched Tucker and you stayed up after they all went to bed. You stayed up and wrote

32 pages and your ideas of what's going on in the world. Exactly. I wrote a little book.

I was sawing logs. I have to say I got a little. I guess there were a lot of people staying up

afterwards trying to spend things into their favor. But a lot of people watched Fox,

but they also, a lot of people watched Trump. All in the media or the coming media,

whatever you want to call it. But that to me is pretty amazing. But you know when the

desk settles, the big question is what has been achieved by this? Have many people changed their

minds about what's happening? My first thoughts are that sometimes changing their mind doesn't change

their philosophy because when you have interventionism, you could be all over the place and you can

sound like you have different ideas. But if you're going to use the government to intervene

in everything that we do, there's really no significant change. But then there's also some

practical changes. Some interventionists are for raising taxes on one thing, others on something

else. So when you hear these debates, I watch the debates on Fox. But that was

you know same old. But you chose to spend a little bit of time watching maybe where the real action

was, at least where you could vary the emphasis because Trump is ahead. Trump is way ahead in

it looks like he didn't fall behind. I wonder if he had more people watch his show than Fox did.

Well, we talked yesterday about Chris Christie and how he said, oh, Trump's a coward for not

coming on and debating with us. Well, as usual, Chris Christie's political antenna are broken.

And he was wrong because while they were you know, blathering about, let's put on that first clip,

here's what was happening in the real world, i.e. the world of former Twitter now X. And I just

clip this a little bit before the show started 197.3 million views of Tucker Carlson interviewing

president Trump in his little cabin, whatever it was, the most watched interview in the history

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