JD Vance

You're 500 words into it and you're like –

What the hell did she just say?

She didn't say anything.

And that actually – I mean, OK, so yeah, there's a certain political skill in saying a lot without actually saying anything.

But it actually worries me about her being president.

Like, OK, there are all these substantive policy disagreements, and we could talk about, OK, I don't like her border policies.

I don't like this.

I don't like that.

But what does she do when she's in a meeting with a world leader and she has to like know the details of public policy to negotiate with Vladimir Putin or Xi Jinping?

Like one of the major things that you do as a president is you participate in economic negotiations.

Like what tariffs are we going to apply on your goods unless you lower the tariffs on ours or vice versa, right?

You have to be able to know a little bit about your job to be the president of the United States.

And I don't know that she has an ounce of curiosity about public policy in this country.

That's what scares the hell out of me.

Well, it's also part of the process where you identify people's flaws.

You figure out what they're good at, what they're bad at.

Like the primary is actually a grueling process.

How you handle pressure.

How you handle pressure.

Right.