Jesse Waters

So anyway.

Yeah, I do.

So, you know, he said, Trump said that she's the greatest, what, the greatest female rapper ever, which is weird.

It's like saying the greatest female driver.

I joke.

I love Nicki Minaj.

And why is a Republican celebrity unique?

Worth 100 Democrat celebrities because they're more rare.

That's why when you said like, oh, you bash us for having for liking, you know, George Clooney and Ed Norton.

And then you get all happy about Nicki Minaj's because we don't have very many because there's a greater cost for them.

To come out, there's more antipathy directed at them.

So it's just that much more brave when somebody does this.

So she's kind of she's worth like four Springsteens, three Ed Norton and Dave Matthews, because for them, the louder they get.

When Springsteen cuts a song about Trump and Ed Norton says, like, I'm, like, so unhappy, they get a lot of comfort food.

They get a lot of accolades.

The experience is warm and fuzzy.

There's no courage necessary.

But you do this, she's going to get a lot of hate from people, and she's got to have one answer.

Why do you care?

Like, why must I fall in line?