Bill Wyman

They live in a very, they're rich, so they live in a very expensive house.

And the guy broke into the house and went after this 85 or 88 or 83-year-old man with a wrench or something, just beat the bejesus out of him.

And he was obviously a Trump supporter.

And Donald Trump's son literally tweeted out very weird jokes about it.

Like Donald Trump himself was in San Francisco once.

He was doing a speech and he kind of smirked at the crowd and he goes, how's Nancy Pelosi doing?

you know, which was obviously a mocking reference to the tragedy in your family.

And so you kind of see stuff like that that I think can fairly be laid at the feet of the right wing in America.

You see a lot of it.

I have to say, I hope not.

And it's one of those things where you kind of don't want, you know, hopefully we'll look back at this conversation a year from now and say, OK, boy, that was the last one.

Right.

But we're just going to have to see what happens.

I mean, there's a lot of stridency in American politics right now.

There's going to be a very consequential midterm election coming up in November, which is what, about six months away now.

And the interesting thing about that is that.

Donald Trump is a very strange person.

He seems to be a very tactical politician and he's not really a strategic politician.

And so he gets himself into positions where he wants to do things and he basically does them and worries about the consequences later.

Well, part of the consequences of his tariffs and this ridiculous war with Iran right now