Bernie Sanders

No, no, no.

No, and yet we were.

That's right.

Right.

By the way, I want to tell you that when people say like, why were you a fan of Bernie Sanders?

I point to a photo of you getting arrested

at a civil rights protest in, I think it was 63?

Sounds right, Chicago.

Yeah.

I remember.

You've always been at the forefront.

You haven't changed.

And people always try to accuse you of that, especially because you've made some money off your books, but you haven't changed your positions through the entirety of your career.

I think that's very admirable because there's not a lot of people that serve in Congress for as long as you have and become a very prominent public figure that don't just cash in.

You know, when you have people that are public servants that are making $170,000 a year, and yet they're worth hundreds of millions of dollars through some magical way that no one can explain, and you haven't done that.

And I think you should be applauded for that.

There you are.

Look at that.

Look how handsome.

Look at the guy with the cigarette.