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We have great conversation with Jeremy Peters, New York Times, Correspondent who's written

a great book that really goes beyond where a lot of the other Trump books have gone. He's

taking the path less tried. Let's look at some of the things and the people and the players

that led up to Trump and how that has set the new tone for the GOP. The book is in

search and see how Republicans lost their way and got everything they ever wanted. It's interesting

in some respects this idea of the party and the man and how there's a symbiosis between

them. And having run the party, as you detail it points to the book, my battles with the

Rush Limbaugh and then realizing that this guy really didn't give a shit about this because

he's telling me one thing in our private conversations and going out on an air and blasting me for

the very thing he told me, I got it. I am an entertainer. And he said something.

You dared to say so. And I you get, break over the coals and almost tossed out of your job

what six weeks in. Yeah. Because you dared to speak the truth. It's both the truth. I'm

like, wait a minute, dude, I'm quoting him. I'm like, I'm not going back and look at the

videotape. But it does say a lot about that sort of evolution of the party. And how it

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