Tim Dillon

His son-in-law, Jared Kushner, is deeply enmeshed in Israel.

Like, that was all obvious and it was known.

But the idea that this was going to... He was going to back Israel into Iran and into Lebanon and into all of these places...

truly is deeply psychotic.

And the reason I didn't think it was going to happen was because I always thought there was some, even though he is an erratic figure, I really thought he listened to the market and he cared about money.

I thought if there was erratic tendencies he had, they were governed somewhat by this idea that he was kind of a pragmatist in the sense of the economy and money and to see all of that kind of go out the window...

Because I never thought this guy was an ideologue.

Like this idea that he was like some ideological guy, I don't really think he was.

I think he was a guy that like read Ann Coulter's book, Adios America.

He's been a protectionist forever.

He's always been into tariffs and he thinks the country's being ripped off or whatever.

But he read Ann Coulter's book.

This is the truth.

This is how it happened.

He read Ann Coulter's book.

That was his biggest issue.

People in America felt they were losing ground.

They were financially.

After Obama had left office, people had lost homes and people hadn't, you know, regained their economic footing.

And he was able to kind of