Dan Pfeiffer

like an idea would form in meetings and the end execution of that is always a speech.

And then, and then like me or Axelrod or David Plouffe, we'd go to your office and we would say, John, here's the idea.

And you would always be mad that someone that signed a speech, they'll talk to you about it, which was a very fair point on your part.

But if you thought the idea was crazy, I would really question whether like, I was like, oh, that's a, that's a good, that's like a good check.

And I generally think you have excellent judgment.

So,

what is going on here?

I'm not just in general.

Let's let's like, you are, you wake up in the morning and you're on a mission for Twitter fights with certain people.

And I know you are because you're tagging them.

Like you don't have to tag them.

You coach me in this case.

Is that your strategy, to make him the face of the midterms?

To use your Twitter account to do it?

He asked if you grieve for the families and you said, I grieve for your family.

I just, how did you feel at the, like in general, at the end of these Twitter battles, do you feel fulfilled, happy?

Do you feel like you accomplished a goal?

Like, cause I think you have a goal here.

We were in a meeting together.

I was sitting in the meeting.