David Pakman

Trump likes adulation.

He likes rallies where people are cheering for him.

The FIFA Peace Prize and the America First Prize and the Disney Big Boy President Prize and whatever else.

Trump doesn't like doing the work.

And so if he loses the House in November.

he is effectively retiring.

Now, of course, he'll show up to stuff and still he'll still post the truth social.

But any real shot at true legislative changes will go away because it's just not going to happen.

And I believe that Trump's presidency will be effectively over.

Now, the warning to those on the left and Democrats and people who are sort of like we're going to we're going to crush, it's going to be great.

Things can change quickly.

Events can shift things.

Imagine if Trump gets out of Iran,

And gas prices go back down and jobs numbers improve.

I don't know.

And then Trump's polling improves.

All of a sudden, we could be looking at a different situation in November.

So the point is, all of this only sets the table.

We still have to show up and do the cooking.

How's that analogy?