Bill Kristol

That was like a tenable position for a while, I guess.

It is utterly and completely vanished, right?

I mean, we went to the opera.

It's one of the few places you can go to the opera in D.C.

They don't have that many.

They have a few of the Washington National Opera.

They're good, though, in November.

So Figueroa and Aida and then

Didn't really like going there because Trump already had taken it over, was head of the board.

But his name wasn't on it yet.

So I thought, look, we're not going to penalize the hardworking people there at the opera and the orchestra and the ticket takers and so forth.

So we went.

But then he put his name on.

And so we decided we wouldn't go to the two or three things we had tickets for in the spring.

But so, yeah, I guess we're one of those who contributed to the fact that maybe it's not going to be doing too well with Trump's name on it.

And so now they're closing it for two years.

Allegedly, though, he's redoing it all.

It's going to be grand.

It's going to be the best ever.

It's going to be a monument to America and stuff.