Eric Trump

that they lost World War II.

The Japanese weren't exactly thrilled that they lost.

Here, you have both parties on both sides of these conflicts who are saying thank you, and yet the Nobel Peace Prize still won't give the Nobel Peace Prize to Donald Trump.

So you know what's going to happen?

That award is going to fade into oblivion.

It's going to become politicized.

People are going to roll their eyes to it because they know there's political forces behind it as opposed to what you just said before, meritocracy.

And it's going to lose the value, and that's actually really sad and something that should keep

You know, there's such a need for an award like that around the world.

Great people who do great things should be awarded a great award that's respected.

But that's going to fade into oblivion if they don't start taking that job seriously.

Again, everything that turns woke turns to – and I can give you a thousand other examples of that.

But Adam, the difference is, and I agree with you 100%, it's much nicer being on this side, but the difference is all of it was manufactured.

I always call it manufactured outrage, right?

They would come up with something, and I'll never forget, I got asked a question like, you know, what would your father think if your sister was in a workplace environment

where she was getting harassed, harassed by her boss.

And I said, I think my sister would, you know, my father would want my sister to leave that job.

The next day, you know, nothing the next day, nothing the following day.

Two days later, how dare you, Eric Trump?

Not everybody has that kind of upward mobility.