Naomi Wolf

a spotlight syndrome in the sense that if he's zooming around the world, bringing peace and all these conflict regions, which is pretty incredible.

And, you know, the hand of the divine is clearly upon him right now.

He does need someone very forceful, intelligent at home to, you know, to highlight the economic benefits, highlight the,

Have eggs gone down?

Has gas gone down?

How many new jobs?

Interviewing those workers at those new plants that are hiring now.

It's an easy message to run.

It's not as glamorous as jetting all over the world to bring peace with giant numbers of leaders.

But I do agree that he needs to tell that story and have someone at home to do it.

Yeah, totally.

And respectfully, I would say you do that every day on your podcast.

You take incredibly complicated geopolitical and economic issues and tell pretty accessible stories about them to the American people.

And, you know, as you know, because that's why War Room is popular.

You know, the American people are well smart enough to follow a good, clear explanation if someone bothers to sit down and explain it to them.

So I do disagree that no one else can do it.

Maybe not as well as the president, maybe better.

You know, he's not fabulous at telling a very, you know, linear story.

He's fabulous at a lot of other things, but he can create.

I mean, he's got a lot of talented people on his team.