Elisha Krauss

I actually think he would be delighted.

And somebody needs to tell this to the modern day left.

He's so excited.

He's burning in hell and is like, this is amazing.

More so than Abe Lincoln's has spoken.

Especially at the Grammys.

You know, speaking of Abraham Lincoln, that was one of the symphonies.

There was supposed to be a symphony about Abraham Lincoln.

Like an orchestral director.

He had a whole score of music that he wrote about Abraham Lincoln.

He pulled out of the Kennedy Center because it's now Trump Kennedy.

And he doesn't want to work with Donald Trump.

Which I'm just like, guys, if your art is so important...

and so beautiful, and espousing good beliefs that are better for society, and virtuous, and all these things that you say it is, wouldn't you want to appeal to any audience you possibly can?

The Wilbur is not political.

Yep.

But I guess I'm the weirdo that – and I think you are too outside of showing up at a comedy club.

You will go on CNN –

or Piers Morgan, or I think a progressive podcast like I do, because you want to potentially reach other people that might disagree with you.

I don't even do that.