Henry

Oh, shit.

This is so stupid.

This is so stupid.

This is so stupid.

Thanks for taking my question. My question is really about how to package the party going forward for both the midterm elections and the 2028 presidential election, because something like 90 deals in 90 days is pretty ridiculous, but it catches people's attention.

Thanks for taking my question. My question is really about how to package the party going forward for both the midterm elections and the 2028 presidential election, because something like 90 deals in 90 days is pretty ridiculous, but it catches people's attention.

Thanks for taking my question. My question is really about how to package the party going forward for both the midterm elections and the 2028 presidential election, because something like 90 deals in 90 days is pretty ridiculous, but it catches people's attention.

And a lot of what Trump is doing with the way he's approaching things is very much catching people's attention, even if there's really no substance to it. But what can the Democrats do to be better in terms of reaching people that are more likely to relate to TMZ than they are to relate to The New York Times?

And a lot of what Trump is doing with the way he's approaching things is very much catching people's attention, even if there's really no substance to it. But what can the Democrats do to be better in terms of reaching people that are more likely to relate to TMZ than they are to relate to The New York Times?

And a lot of what Trump is doing with the way he's approaching things is very much catching people's attention, even if there's really no substance to it. But what can the Democrats do to be better in terms of reaching people that are more likely to relate to TMZ than they are to relate to The New York Times?

And he says, well, I want to get involved in merchandising. I'd love to do something with Pamela Anderson. And I said, Pam, he's very particular, Sam, and I don't think you have her sensibilities. I'll ask. And then he had a great eye. He said, what about Chuck Norris and we could do a lock deal? And I said, well, you know, Chuck is busy with his television stuff. He said, can you talk to George?

And he says, well, I want to get involved in merchandising. I'd love to do something with Pamela Anderson. And I said, Pam, he's very particular, Sam, and I don't think you have her sensibilities. I'll ask. And then he had a great eye. He said, what about Chuck Norris and we could do a lock deal? And I said, well, you know, Chuck is busy with his television stuff. He said, can you talk to George?

And he says, well, I want to get involved in merchandising. I'd love to do something with Pamela Anderson. And I said, Pam, he's very particular, Sam, and I don't think you have her sensibilities. I'll ask. And then he had a great eye. He said, what about Chuck Norris and we could do a lock deal? And I said, well, you know, Chuck is busy with his television stuff. He said, can you talk to George?

So George says, tell him to find a hamburger grill.

So George says, tell him to find a hamburger grill.

So George says, tell him to find a hamburger grill.

45%.

45%.

45%.

And the first few months, it wasn't really generating a lot. And We all got together and say, well, this, you know, it was George punching and stuff. So we talked and George was part of the discussion. And I said, let's make him a crook that he's cooking. He had the hamburger, you know, a presentation when he was training for fights. And so we changed the infomercial. And it hit like a bang.