Here he is live somewhere down in Florida, Randy Fine.

Randy, good morning, buddy.

How are you?

I'm doing great.

How are you?

I'm great.

It's always great to talk to you.

Who was this dickhead from TMZ that was following you around yesterday, and why did you even talk to that guy?

Oh, he's not a bad guy.

I mean, he's got a job to do.

And it's, by the way, that's the culture of the Capitol. We have hundreds of journalists who sort of hover around us. And when we're walking to and from votes, as I was yesterday, there's only a couple ways to get from my office to the Capitol. One of them is through that tunnel. And he decided he wanted to interview me. So, you know, it's fine, and that's part of the process.

I don't think he appreciated the interview. Getting schooled and embarrassed is not very fun, but, but you know what? That's part of the process, and I don't mind it. And that's exactly what you did. You embarrassed him, you schooled him, because he came with an agenda. Clearly, he's a Mamdani fan. He doesn't like the fact that you call Mamdani a Muslim terrorist,

which, as you know, I've a Mamdani fan. He doesn't like the fact that you call Mamdani a Muslim terrorist,

which, as you know, I've been doing since day one to the point where at one point, people in the city call me by the dozens, Randy, and said you should apologize. And I did, but I revoked

that apology, as you know, in Jerusalem about a month ago. And now I can't say enough bad things about this low life.

But he was upset that you called Mamdani a Muslim terrorist.

Because they want to define the terms of debate.

I do this for a reason.

You know, for 20 or 30 years, I've had to hear this term white supremacy over and over and

over again. White supremacy, it's a supremacy that white people are better than others. And when you

push back, they'll say, well, we're not saying all white people are white supremacists or Christian

nationalism. Nothing all Christians believe in a nationalist world. Well, I'm using that same

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