Sarah Longwell

Because I think there's a difference.

And this is when you say, I carry you like we're together in this.

And this is why the question of do politicians go on like these more really incendiary podcasters, people who are more for shock jock politics.

It's like, OK, you've got two.

There's two sides of that coin.

There's the side that's trying to reach audience.

And so you need to go every do everything everywhere all at once.

You got to be going, finding audience, going into uncomfortable places, having new conversations.

You also have the judgment to know.

that for some people, you will end up owning some of their baggage and some of the worst things that they said if you're not willing to press them on it or engage in it, right?

And so that is the thing with Marjorie Taylor Greene is like, I think that she got into Congress and thought maybe it was going to be easier for her to just love Trump enough to get things done and then that didn't happen.

And now maybe she's mad she didn't have enough influence or whatever.

She's looking for influence in other ways.

I just don't know that I think I'm not going to be like, boy, I really want to run, hang out with Marjorie Taylor Greene.

But JBL does.

But that's.

bad, right?

We ultimately don't think it's good as an objective matter that J.D.

Vance specifically, who did say Trump was Hitler, then was like, please, Mr. Trump, let me be all your things, all for you.

I just love you.