J. B. Pritzker

I think the man has dementia.

I don't really understand how it works up there for him, but I can tell you that he doesn't seem to like me.

He mentions me very often and sometimes completely out of the blue.

He's not talking about Illinois.

He's not talking about Chicago.

He just, somehow I pop up in his head and he wants to take after me.

Do you think he had dementia in the first term or was that recent to this term?

I don't know.

It's a good question.

Do you notice it more pronounced now?

Oh my goodness, this time it's much more pronounced.

And I mean, from day one.

In fact, during the campaign, I think I felt that.

And again, look, I think it's kind of a sad state of affairs because someone who's suffering from dementia, I mean, they genuinely need help.

And there's no one around him who wants to help them.

All those people are just sycophants.

They just love their jobs.

They don't want to get fired from their jobs.

They know that he could at any moment just flick them away.

The tariffs were illegal from day one. A tax increase on ranchers, on farmers, on small businesses, on you and me. Donald Trump should return that money immediately. Pay us back. Put that money back in the pockets of working families and the American people.