Greg Gutfeld

The other thing that was important in the speech is talking about future generations.

So.

He thinks, I believe, in a longer time frame as I believe most parents do.

I'm not a parent, but I get to sit with many of you.

And, of course, your thoughts are with how is this going to affect my children on every issue?

AI, whatever it is, all of these issues, the debt taxes, how is it going to affect my children?

And he addressed that as well.

The media is obsessed with the timeline, partly because he is.

He keeps saying two, three weeks, four weeks.

He's saying we've won.

It's over, but it's just a few more weeks, et cetera.

He's malleable on that.

I think that's fine.

But the media wants a specific timeline and he is not going to satiate their needs by saying, yes, absolutely.

By next Wednesday, it's over.

Right.

They don't deserve a timeline.

You know, Harold, I was shocked when you said in the green room you couldn't have done a better speech than that.

We're like speechless, literally.

It is good to be back around the table with everybody.