Chuck Todd

I mean, sometimes is it, you know, he just, you know, the celebrity parts of the presidency matter more to him than the actual job itself.

And it's moments like Saturday night where he's whooping it up at a UFC match while J.D.

Vance is negotiating on his behalf and having to walk away.

And here's the thing, you know, Marco Rubio, you know, you know who would have been really critical of a secretary of state behaving this way?

Senator Marco Rubio.

If John Kerry at all had done anything even close to this, gone to a Bruce Springsteen concert while there was a negotiation on the Iran nuclear deal, right?

I promise you a Senator Marco Rubio would be beating his chest about it.

You have one job, all this stuff.

You know, and with Rubio, I wonder, look, some people think I'm too tough on Rubio and some of you think I give Rubio too much credit.

I've heard that too.

Oh, you keep thinking, you know.

I just know he knows better.

And everybody who knows him knows he knows better.

he's allowed himself to get caught up in this and maybe it's a little celebrity maybe it's the middle class chip on his shoulder i get it i have it i have that chip you know he he wasn't born on third base and then and handed everything i wasn't born on third base so i get it i get the chip but you got to have the character to sort of understand how to how to draw some lines and how to compartmentalize and you know he seems to have gotten

It's almost like he's more caught up on the celebrity than I thought he would.

It's just a disappointment.

I know that's not a new criticism from me, but I know he knows better.

And that was a bad look.

And that's one of those that you feel like, I know nothing matters, right?

Trump can shoot somebody and put that on a blah, blah, blah.