Jonathan V. Last

and Marco and Marjorie Taylor Greene.

And I'm just going to go back to my ballroom and, you know, we'll see who the future is.

All right.

Supreme Court unlimited crimes with the Supreme Court.

You better believe it will.

Donald Trump has an enormous amount of power right now.

He probably has as much or more power than any American president since FDR, just in terms of his totally unified control of the country and of the federal government.

And even if all of the stuff that you and I hope happens comes to fruition, his capacity to do damage is still enormous.

like almost unimaginable.

And he does still have room to maneuver.

Like it's not written anywhere that he can't turn this around, that God knows it's not written anywhere even that you can't have a bunch of shenanigans in 2026 that result in

Things which are quasi-legal, right?

You know, a close election where the House is being decided by like two or three seats and maybe, you know, some... The Missouri Senate, the Ohio Board of Elections is like, huh, we think that in this district where Democrat won, we're not sure we can certify those results because reasons.

And all of that, God knows, is...

independent of the possibility that Trump could legitimately keep winning, right?

Maybe we wind up with a, maybe the AI bubble bursts.

We go into a recession and people blame Democrats.

Like, I think that's the less likely of the two possibilities, right?

Normally they blame the incumbent president's party, but that's not like a rule of physics.

You know, that's not inevitable, right?