Patrick Bet-David

That's, hey, you know, mine is bigger than yours.

That's a different story.

But that's part of what's being exploited.

Yeah, but to me, if he were to...

He's a trillionaire now.

Maybe he can afford to do it.

No, no, he can't afford to do it.

But to me, I also think Twitter is going to be – it won't even be in the top three most valuable companies that he owns.

Because, you know, it's not like – imagine like you've got three stocks and one of the stocks you put so much attention to, but it's not the one that's making you wealthy.

It's just kind of a lot of noise.

And you have to call your stock broker and go through your advisor.

It'd be a very interesting exercise to do to see what happens.

So now, when you look at Ben and you look at Tucker, what do you think are the main issues, go-to issues?

Israel is one of them.

What other issues, specific issues, differ between Ben and Tucker?

What do you think it is?

He may be the most religious Jew on the planet?

You put him ahead of Adam Sandler?

I'm giving you a hard time.

I'm giving you a hard time with this.