Greg Cote

where we are politically and otherwise in these United States.

And I think that you can point rightly at Crossfire begets, pardon the interruption, you know, well-intentioned sports back and forth.

But pardon the interruption really lands on

Tony, if you take this side, Michael has to take the other side.

And it turns everything into a binary conversation, which it kind of already is.

But you really have to lean into it.

And what you think, what you actually believe is secondary to – we can hear you, Amin –

Yes, it's secondary to what will create the hottest sort of back and forth, the most contentious sort of binary conversation.

And everybody becomes good at rhetorical argument, whether or not there's actual meat to that side of the argument.

And that begets Scott Jennings, who sits there with a deeply unpopular guy.

trying to defend a deeply unpopular war.

And it all, and plus he's got some stuff, speaking of online rumors and everything else, the last couple of weeks around Scott Jennings.

And so he's probably already a little, you know, nerves are a little frayed there and otherwise.

And then a 23-year-old kid.

Okay, Dan, just throw it to the video.

Who's arguing the other side of the equation gets into Scott Jennings, and this is his response.

Oh, wow.

What is he?

Is he schizophrenic?

I think maybe because on one hand, he's Johnny Tough Guy.