Bill Thompson

I don't want to have a conversation with that person.

I can't seek to learn from them because I could just pick up the Communist Manifesto or Mein Kampf and have a pretty good understanding of who I'm dealing with, and therefore a conversation is not...

It's not relevant.

Yeah.

I dealt with a lot of people first when I retired from the military and then more recently leading up to the last election where I was entertaining the deal of doing some work for government.

Believe it or not.

As we talk more, you'll figure out I'm pretty anti-institutions.

I'm really against those types of things.

But I really felt, if you would have asked me three years ago how I felt about the Trump election and all of that stuff, I was very excited because he was saying a lot of things that I wanted someone to say.

Trump fits a pattern and this is what people I think kind of lack when they, my whole life is built around pattern analysis.

I really enjoy patterns and exhuming and looking into patterns.

And there's a pattern of like a,

you'll laugh when I say this first part of the pattern, but then I'll, I'll, I'll make it make more sense later, but he fits the pattern.

Well, first he's a Jacksonian and, and, and, and that he's a pragmatic person, the way that he governs, which I liked, or at least I did.

And, you know, there's some things he's done recently that I don't enjoy.

And, um, but he's also a, an outsider or a, or a savior type, uh,

A la, you know, I don't remember the movie, but The Magnificent Seven back in the day.

I don't remember the actor's name.

There's this group of, you know, there's this Western town.

Everything's going to shit.