Don Lemon

And I'm like, finally, that's how this should be framed.

And you know what?

Jonathan Karl, play my friend Jonathan Karl, kudos.

It sounded to me like we're wrapping this up very soon because we're fully having our objectives, but we're going to go long because this isn't – it's like it did not make sense to me.

At least Jonathan addressed it, and I hope that they're reporting the same thing and not discussing like – I'm sure Fox News is – you know what I'm saying.

No, but listen, that that that phrase bombing back to the Stone Age is widely associated with the U.S.

Air Force of Officer Curtis LeMay in the context of U.S.

threats against North Vietnam in LeMay's 1965 book Mission with LeMay.

We're going to bomb them back to the Stone Age.

The thing now, though, is that that was one of the you know, if you're looking at Vietnam, that was one of the worst tragedies and wars in American history.

And he wants to use that same phrase.

Obviously, I don't know who's and then who is it that Pete Hex had put, you know, bomb them back to the Stone Age or back to the Stone Age, he tweeted last night.

And it's like, they have no concept of history.

And actually, like this, it's not you shouldn't be using that phrase, but they don't care.

How did they not know that?

If you look at it, if you read it, it's been out there that these women have been trying to blackmail or he's been paying.

So I don't know.

Maybe I have no idea.

Do you think Boobgate is over?

He was...