Andrew Klavan

Find out they're unpopular, and they say, it must be our messaging.

You go, like, no, no, it's not your messaging.

And in the same way, I think with Donald Trump, there is, you know, a style and substance difference that is really unnerving to people and plays into the prejudices of the media.

So, I mean, Trump says things that he shouldn't say, you know, and I'm sorry.

I keep saying this on my show all the time because it's so old-fashioned and yet so true.

Manners actually matter, you know.

Good manners, you can get...

very far with good manners and determination, just as far, if not further than you can get with determination and bad manners.

And so, as always with all of us, Trump's flaws and his strengths are the same.

And one of his great strengths is the fact that he's willing to break the rules.

He's willing to go into be the bull in the China shop.

He's willing to say, oh yeah, we've done this way for 50 years.

It's not working.

Let's stop.

That is a wonderful trait that Donald Trump has that makes him who he is.

But by the same token, he does the same thing with the way he treats people.

You know, yeah, usually you don't fire people like in public on the air.

No, that's the way I'm going to do it.

You know, usually you don't call the Supreme Court, you know, say they're in the pay of foreign powers.

You have some respect for the law.