Kristi Noem

Yeah.

I think so.

I think so.

And actually, you know, turning the question slightly differently.

I mean, we can.

Would the Central Park Five have been quite the media inflammatory episode that it was without the guest story and without Trump?

I mean, it's so interesting that this happens quite a few years later, but it is absolutely unleashed on them in a way that had just been building since 84%.

by the way, as did the mob killings in Howard Beach, in Bensonhurst, because the thing about the Goetz case, and if you're reading it, day by day, you're in the courtroom, you see that

There is a bloodthirst that is kind of being nurtured and stoked.

And when he is, and this is the key, when he is vindicated in the courts, it sends a message.

It sends a message to the NRA, for example, who has funded his legal defense to come to New York.

Guns are no longer about sportsmanship and hunting.

They're about protecting your domain forever.

from their STEM so much.

And I hope I connect the dots for people.

Yeah, absolutely.

And by the way, the media is transformed by this moment.

We've kind of begun at the end of the story, which is that there is this tabloid sensationalist media.

But what we don't really understand is that that media becoming mainstream, this is the moment when that kind of starts to happen so that even papers of the record, like the New York Times, which is, you know, initially a little sober in their reporting on this, is

Absolutely.