Josh Holmes

No.

Yeah, yeah, totally.

So, I mean, that's the framework that I'm working in.

Now it's 17, 35 pages or whatever.

And there's a whole bunch of stuff.

And you can talk a lot about whether there is wisdom in sitting down 11 times with a reporter who's capable of doing something like this or not.

But I think that most of it in there, if read through the eyes of the people who know them, know the levity.

They know the context of the things that are being said.

Johnny, I don't know.

You work with these people all the time.

Like this seems like it's sort of par for the course.

Yeah, and I also think that this is the most transparent administration that we have ever had in our lifetimes.

And they're not afraid of saying what it is they're doing, what it is they're thinking, because they're making such great progress.

And I think that came through in the story.

And there was a piece of news that they didn't push out on Twitter that caught my attention.

It's when she was talking about his building of this great room off of the East Wing, and she said that that's not where it stops.

And so much of the left—

is just losing their minds over the president, our president, who is a developer, improving the White House in a way that every administration behind him will benefit from.

And as Michael Duncan points out, it's the most magnanimous thing he's ever done because he will never get the benefit of this great construction project.

It's true.