short period of time. And I said, Ron, if I were George Washington and Abraham Lincoln

combined and I came back from the dead and I endorsed, I don't think it would matter.

You God, man. He said, sir, you're very popular in Florida. You know, I got 1.2 million

more votes than him. You keep hearing how many votes. I got 1.2 million votes than him.

And I'm the one that turned Florida red. He's not him. He didn't.

They all go into my fumes. But I said, if you do that, then I said, look, you know, I didn't know the

Secretary of Agriculture's name is Adam Putnam, nice guy. But he was leading by numbers that were

like not as much as I'm leading these guys by. But he was leading by big numbers. It was over.

They were already measuring the carpet in the in the state house. They were going to be here.

We're going to have the most beautiful carpet you've ever seen in the mansion as they call it.

But I said, all right, Ron, let's do it. And I did it. And this guy went up like a rocket ship.

I've never said that like it. He was dead. In other words, without me, he was dead. And then they

asked him. And then I helped him get through the general election. By the way, he was running

against a very hot guy. They turned out to be a crackhead, but these are minor profits.

But he was the hottest him and Stacey Abrams were the two hottest female male politicians in the

country, Democrats. And he said, I won't be able to beat him. I gave him three giant Trump rallies.

I said, you're going to win, Ron. I don't think so, sir. Anyone. Okay. Then four years later, they said,

when you run against the president, he said, I have no comment. I said, no comment. That means that

guy's running. That means he's running. And I started hitting him very early.

Army said, don't please, sir. He's a Republican. Don't hit him. He's a Republican, sir.

I said, I don't give a damn if he's a Republican. Got to hit him.

He's a Republican, Army. He's a Republican. I don't care what the hell he is. And I hit him hard

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