Jamie Franks

That's probably not a good look, but I don't know.

No, I mean, it's going to be interesting.

I agree with literally everything you just said.

That's the same thing I was thinking.

If you could ask him or tell him one thing, I would just say I was about to say stay off Twitter.

I guess he's not on Twitter.

He's on Truth Social or whatever.

The other thing is he is a second term president.

He can't have another presidential term.

He's not running for re-election.

I think he realizes that he has arrived at a point where it would be one thing if

If if all you know, all the Democrats, they they they liked this thing that he did and they liked that thing that he did and they kind of like this thing.

And if he would just stay off Twitter, he would win them all over.

But that's not the case.

Like we've already talked about, like we we have reached a point where it is 100 percent confirmed that.

Everybody on the left is going to be against anything that he does, period.

Whether it's good, bad, whether it helps the economy, whether it hurts the economy, whether it lowers inflation, raises inflation, whether it's – like –

whatever he does is going to be bad.

So I think, uh, or it's going to be spun as bad or, and they're going to be publicly against it.

And he, and you know, they're going to keep calling him a Nazi and they're going to keep calling him a fascist.