Paul Morrow

Yeah.

Well said.

Not that not the party of fun and that they are the party of memes.

You know, Martha, the idea that diminishing Nicki Minaj is if she's like peddling misinformation and doesn't understand the facts, I don't find it effective.

No, I think it's so stupid.

And honestly, like, you know, when I hear that phrase like misinformation or disinformation, just like it's just like my eyes just start to glaze over because it's like she once again, she said basically two or maybe three sentences.

She said absolutely nothing.

She is absolutely the queen of not saying anything.

And there's really, I think, an easy go to answer for her in this.

You know what?

Nicki Minaj is a smart young woman.

She's a businesswoman and she can think whatever she wants.

We live in a free country.

And so if you know, if she wants to support President Trump, she wants to say something about vaccines.

She wants to talk about Trump accounts, whatever it is, like get off her back.

What are you winning by this?

Because the comments that followed this Nicki Minaj comment were all like, you know, don't bring up Nicki Minaj when you couldn't even hold your own in a campaign.

You couldn't hold your own campaign together, which I think is a decent point.

Yeah, and Nikki has very well-rounded views about Christians in Nigeria and protecting them and religious freedom and has articulated her belief about certain policies.

I think she knows two plus two equals four, Jessica.