Dave Smith

It's just like very bizarre.

I don't know.

It's just very, very bizarre.

Like who, it's just weird to me that there's anybody who somebody is going to either for their news or for their opinion on the news, kind of seeing what this person thinks, what this person thinks.

And you're going to someone who immediately and after an event like that doesn't even like,

attempt to formulate an original thought and instead just goes oh these are the marching orders of the administration like it's very bizarre i tweeted by the way rob i just tweeted uh my only comment on this so far was i just tweeted we shouldn't open a ball we shouldn't build a new ballroom

It's just like, hey, like, I don't even really care that, you know, a bunch of autistic people are, and I say that tongue in cheek, are arguing with me and they're like, oh, it's not even taxpayer money.

What's your problem with this?

And you're like, I don't know.

I don't actually care at all about the ballroom.

I'm just like, I'm countersignaling whatever this is, that your role is to just fall in line with the administration over something that's so stupid, Rob.

Like, anyway, go ahead.

Yeah.

The taxpayer and things never come out in favor of the taxpayer in Washington, D.C.

is a good rule of thumb.

But it's also just like I don't know.

It's what what even is the argument that we got to have a new ball because that'll be secure.

And so we could do the press, the press dinner event there.

What's it called?

The Correspondent.