The last word with Ali. Valshi in for Lawrence starts right now. Hey, Ali.

So you know, Jen, I feel strongly about the fact that you're the master class in how you stand in front of a podium in front of a group of people who might like you, might not like you, whatever the case is. I was watching our friend Cash Patel's presser.

Oh, you know, you got to be careful what you say about this dude because he sues everybody for saying

everything.

That was just, I just wish he had called you and said, maybe you don't like me. I don't know, but can I just have a few tips on how to handle this thing? It was a little, I was giving him more of the benefit of the doubt before he got out there in front of the press and decided to, you know, argue about the Atlantic and the other reporting that was out there. That might not be his only problem, but, you know, I have advice on all of it. Don't be paranoid. Don't drink on the job. Yeah. And maybe you could do better publicly performing, too. And maybe don't call everybody a liar all the time, right?

I mean, I know a lot of people that took.

Maybe that.

A lot of people took exception of things you said when you were up there,

but there's a way of engaging in people who are there to be critical with you.

One day, just keep your phone on because if I ever need to, you know,

get in front of a crowd like that, I'm calling you.

I'm calling you. I'm here, always. Thank you, my friend. You have a great evening.

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