Chuck Todd

It basically is a book that tries to explain how the conservative movement became Trumpy.

Right.

And that can be Donald Trump at all times.

Right.

You're never sure how serious is he.

And, you know, he'll be cogent and fascinating for a moment in time.

and uses the vehicle of Tucker Carlson to do that.

You know, my God, he may say something that you agree with.

Tucker Carlson goes from a star neoconservative reporter of the Weekly Standard in the 90s to now...

And then he acts like the eight year old.

Right.

And throws his temper tantrums and all of that stuff.

you know, he's out there, uh, on the edges of ideology, uh, of, you know, whether he's flirting with white nationalism, flirting with antisemitism, flirting with isolationism, he is certainly giving voice and seems to enjoy to give voice to anybody or any entity that is perceived to have been ostracized or is being ostracized.

So.

That said, I still think Kristi Noem's days are numbered.

And there's because she she fits a profile of a person that Trump will dump.

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He was not devoted that devoted to her in the first place.

Check.

She's got presidential ambitions and it's he's and she's not somebody that Trump views as their parent.