John Morgan

but his character.

When we first talked about running for president, I was talking to him, and he was, I said, where are you?

He said, I'm looking at the Potomac.

And we started talking about Bo, and he started crying.

It was, you know, real crying.

And I felt that pain.

And I felt, and I heard his pain.

And I thought to myself, this is a guy that could feel America's pain.

That's who I want.

I want somebody who's going to feel our pain, not the richest people's pain.

Because when you grow up like I did, you were never, you know, you were the guy that was desperate.

And I want somebody that's going to be for me.

I want to do the most for the most with the least, but within the confines of a capitalistic society.

Well, what he did, what happened is this.

His staff took over.

His staff took over.

The donors... Look, they asked me recently, how do you think he's going to do on his presidential library?

You know what my answer was?

He'll be lucky to build a fucking bookmobile.

There ain't going to be no library of any consequence.