Isaac Saul

But I think for opponents of the president, you know, Democrats, people who didn't vote for him, there's just so much coming out of the fire hose every day.

It's hard to get your head around it.

And I think they don't know really where to focus or where to attack or which allegations even prosecute.

And then the people who support him,

I mean, the brazenness, they're being so forward about it.

I mean, Trump told the New York Times, look, my first term, we tried to separate the family business.

Nobody cared.

I got no credit for it.

So this time, I don't care.

We found out nobody cared.

So we're just doing what we want, basically, is how he put it.

And it's true.

I mean, they are literally the president's son-in-law.

is landing deals, raising money from Saudi Arabia while he is in the Middle East negotiating a war that we're involved in with Saudi Arabia's primary regional enemy.

I mean, the thought of that

a year or two ago or happening under the Biden administration was really unfathomable, but we've just become so used to it now.

And it's so almost expected.

I don't know if it's, you know, just the low expectations or it's the fact that it's happening so much that we've kind of numbed ourselves to it.

But when you look at it all together, as I did, and you try and take it all in at the same time, it's just, it's gobsmacking.

I mean, I reading my own writing, I have a hard time wrapping my head around it.