Bill Thompson

While he was married?

Yeah, I'm not saying that's the end of him.

All I'm saying is that history will remember the pattern as ending unfavorably.

You know what I'm saying?

And so when I examined Trump, I said, yeah, I don't like what he says.

I wouldn't want him around my daughters.

I wouldn't want him at a dinner party.

But he seems to be saying these things like he's going to reset this system.

You know, I think it was Chappelle was on your show or another show or someone like that where he talked about Hillary saying, you know, something about the tax loopholes or whatever.

And he just hit right back at her and said, well, you're the people who are funding your campaign.

Take advantage of those same loopholes.

And if they're there, I'm going to take advantage of them.

I wouldn't be a pragmatist if I didn't.

When he started saying stuff like that, it seemed to me like he was going to upend this system.

The jury's out on that because I don't know how I feel these days.

We can get into that if you need to, if we want to.

But he's an outsider personality, and I thought he was going to really reset the system.

And there are good things that are happening.

If I were to grade him, I would probably give him a C plus or a B minus.

Certainly better than what was happening under Biden.