Kash Patel

But for him, I'd go back in.

I don't know.

I mean, that's like an impossible question.

I have no idea where that sequencing is going to land.

And it also depends on all the other folks that are surrounding the president and the team he goes in with.

You know, whether it's an intel position or something in defense or whatever, you know, who knows?

The one thing I've learned about the senior leadership positions, being around so many of them, is you don't have to be the subject matter expert of that institution to run it effectively.

You almost don't want to have that leadership there because they're too tied into the everyday life.

and then what they do is they micromanage everything.

You need to have someone who is familiar and has operated with it, but also at the same time who's managed a big ship and can understand the most important thing that Trump taught me was...

execute the mission and then get the hell out of the way for the people who signed up to do the job.

And so that's the thing I learned.

So if I go back and he wants me back and wherever he wants me, you know, I'll tell your viewers as soon as he makes that decision, if he does.

Right on.

You know, the funny thing about my career is I'm not even – I guess I'm in politics, but like I never was, right?

And then I got out and people are like, you're in politics.

I'm like, well, I've never run for office.

I'm never going to run for office.

I'm not in the RNC, the DNC, or whatever party, this, that, or the other thing, apparatus.

But I guess just because of the close positions I've held with the president and continuing to serve, I've learned that whatever –