Cliff Sims

you know, backstage, back there waiting for them.

I don't want to meet anybody and I'm just kind of in the room.

So they finally bring me out and it was funny because, I mean, I got cheered, I got booed, I got everything in between that you could possibly imagine on that show.

But I really, I think I got the audience early on in the interview because I was talking about the book and I said, you know, I would compare myself to Eminem in 8 Mile.

when he gives the big battle rap at the end where he basically says every terrible thing about himself and the other person doesn't know what to say because now he's already said all these bad things about himself.

How could he like attack him in this rap battle?

And that's basically what this book is, is like, I'll tell you everything good, bad, and ugly about me and everything else that happened there.

And so it kind of softened up the audience and they, you know, we had a good time.

And the interview was mostly uneventful.

I mean, I remember one of the questions being,

Something to the effect of, you know, we get all these former Trump people that come on here and they want to go on an apology tour for working for Trump.

And why should we take your apology?

And I said, I'm not here to apologize.

I'm proud that I worked for the president and I'm proud to work for the White House and American people.

And I'm proud that the president that I served was Donald Trump.

And they're just like befuddled by the whole thing.

Don't worry, I don't need your forgiveness.

Yeah, I know, yeah.

Thank you, God.

Yes, exactly.