Michael Moynihan

Like serious people who are like, I'm sure that when you were walking in Philadelphia that day, you opened your last two books with walking in Philadelphia and getting that call. And I'm sure it was slightly unexpected when you first heard that you were in consideration. But what is the logic here?

I mean, did it surprise you that like, you know, Wallace Rubio and some of these other serious picks?

I mean, did it surprise you that like, you know, Wallace Rubio and some of these other serious picks?

I mean, did it surprise you that like, you know, Wallace Rubio and some of these other serious picks?

Which is amazing.

Which is amazing.

Which is amazing.

You're standing in that position where you're like, I get what people are doing.

You're standing in that position where you're like, I get what people are doing.

You're standing in that position where you're like, I get what people are doing.

I mean, it's interesting. You end that on the base. It's in your book. I think it is Bannon and maybe Reince Priebus. We're talking about a line about Islamic terrorism. And you suggested, let's not talk about a faith of Islamic. Let's say it's Islamist. It's more specific. And Bannon gets angry with you, right? Was it Bannon who said? Well, it was just a way.

I mean, it's interesting. You end that on the base. It's in your book. I think it is Bannon and maybe Reince Priebus. We're talking about a line about Islamic terrorism. And you suggested, let's not talk about a faith of Islamic. Let's say it's Islamist. It's more specific. And Bannon gets angry with you, right? Was it Bannon who said? Well, it was just a way.

I mean, it's interesting. You end that on the base. It's in your book. I think it is Bannon and maybe Reince Priebus. We're talking about a line about Islamic terrorism. And you suggested, let's not talk about a faith of Islamic. Let's say it's Islamist. It's more specific. And Bannon gets angry with you, right? Was it Bannon who said? Well, it was just a way.

It was, I think, a way for him to try to. But he said the base is going to like that line.

It was, I think, a way for him to try to. But he said the base is going to like that line.

It was, I think, a way for him to try to. But he said the base is going to like that line.

And, you know, that's kind of how to get them on your side is that those people that come to your rallies, they want to hear this. And that seems to work. Did you find that that was the tactic that a lot of people used?

And, you know, that's kind of how to get them on your side is that those people that come to your rallies, they want to hear this. And that seems to work. Did you find that that was the tactic that a lot of people used?

And, you know, that's kind of how to get them on your side is that those people that come to your rallies, they want to hear this. And that seems to work. Did you find that that was the tactic that a lot of people used?

I want to talk about a word that is in your book probably more than any other word, including and and the. It is Bannon. Steve Bannon's name comes up a lot in this book, right? No, not that much. It's a lot. I did a count, but it's a lot. And look, I mean, it's a big part of the story because at War With Ourselves, one of those combatants is Steve Bannon.