T.J. Holmes

Put the ego aside.

Come on.

I don't like that he called him out.

Not anybody.

It's usual suspects, usual language.

And you know what?

I'm not going to look, and I won't accuse them at this point, but these are one of those moments that you go to their websites or you go get their newsletters and some fundraising campaign is going on as they're doing this.

Okay, because we just said two names, I don't want to say, but I'm cynical as hell because no, who's leading us right now?

Like, who is it that's saying, hey, everybody, let's chill?

Who is, who?

I'm literally trying to think of a name.

You know what?

Here's the thing, though, that's different about this is that it's one thing if there's a crisis in a state and the governor says, we need help.

They'll call, they'll talk then.

But these two guys are enemies, right?

They are actually on opposing sides of what's happening in the street because we have feds and locals fighting.

We actually have Americans fighting each other.

So now I feel stupid for suggesting these two would talk because they're actually on two different sides of it.

One, they both are blaming each other for what's happening in the streets.

And they want to make sure that the American public blames the other guy.