Mark Mitchell

You've got to tell us how we're going to get there and what the real problems are.

And the real problems are deep.

It's like regulatory capture, corporatism, corporate welfare, the oligarchy.

These are the problems.

I said that.

It's in the Washington Post.

People can go read it.

And the other problem is brutal government reform.

And so what the Democrats would say is, oh, look, Donald Trump's a dictator.

He's coming in and doing dictator-y things.

Well, when Donald Trump was acting most like a dictator in February, that's when his especially under 40 approval rating was at its highest.

His approval rating was at its highest as well.

But we have new polls back, which is closer to your opinion, that Donald Trump has done too much of what he promised during the campaign or he has not done enough of what he promised.

And people say he hasn't done enough, 38% to only 21%, only one in five Americans say that Donald Trump has done too much of what he promised.

And he promised retribution.

Like, let's be clear, that was part of the promise.

And you have Susie Wiles out there saying, look, no, we don't.

You know, there should be a time limit.

We shouldn't have retribution.

Well, how about brutal reform of the government?