Jared Moskowitz

I don't think you're speaking directly, but I view the president's comments that he doesn't like what's happening to Bill Clinton.

It's a shame, is what he said.

I think that's a message to the people in Congress.

You do this, you understand.

If Democrats take the House in November, there are very progressive chairmen that can't wait to use this precedent

on the administration.

Trump actually says that in the interview.

He goes on in that interview and he says, you know, they did it to me.

They tried to do it to me.

And the funny, usually, you know, Trump, who's taking some retribution on some of those folks that did that, he doesn't have that towards the Clintons.

He says Hillary's very capable in that interview.

So he doesn't have it towards the Clintons.

I think they've known each other a long time.

Remember, they're both from New York.

And I think Trump— Mutual respect?

Mutual respect.

But I think Trump's also a guy that, like, if he likes you, he likes you.

And I think he likes Bill Clinton.

But I think his team recognizes they may lose the House.

And there's a lot out there, right?