Tim Miller

And so...

kind of go over the top, you know, you lose your cool a little bit because somewhere deep down, you know, you know that they have you.

I think that that's what's happening basically with Trump on this, right?

It's just like, it seems like he's talking to the press a lot, but he's not because he's talking mostly to people that just...

suck up to him and they're in these very managed settings where he can just if he does get a hard question he just like calls Caitlin Collins ugly or whatever and then moves on to the next person right and like that's how he behaves so it seems like he's getting on but he's never really getting challenged on this stuff and and Kristen I really wasn't

even challenging that hard.

It was just, she was doing the natural reporter thing, following up, saying, like, you don't have any evidence of this.

It's relevant now, in particular, for a couple of reasons.

One, he's making up lies about California.

And two, he wants to give that slush fund to the people who are allegedly victims of, you know, his lies.

And so...

He can't like provide any actual evidence or data.

And so he ends up lashing out.

And I think it's extremely important.

I saw Charlie Gasparino of Fox News or Fox Business being like, why do we even care about this anymore?

It's five years old.

It's like it's extremely relevant to the policies he's putting forth right now, whether you want to get appointed to cabinet level positions, the slush fund.

California, their plans for the midterms.

I mean, it all is related to his delusions, self-delusions about 2020.

Lashing out.