Tim Miller

I mean, he like he seems to have his energy focused on putting his name on shit.

People can sense that putting his name on things, lining his pockets, taking care of his elite to use that dreaded word, his elite friends.

I mean, you can talk about saving American lives and blowing up fentanyl boats.

Of course, fentanyl doesn't come from Venezuela, but let's, you know, let's not quibble.

And then he pardons.

This gigantic drug trafficker here is – and this is a completely unscientific observation from both here with people in areas I know support Trump and people around the country.

The flags and the bumper stickers and the yard signs are gone.

Which I think is an interesting change, you know, that he doesn't seem to have the power to invigorate his base and make them drive around with, you know, Trump flags flapping on their pickups anymore.

Because they were crowing.

I'll tell you this.

This, again, this is totally anecdotal, but like, obviously.

So I go at the airport a ton in New Orleans, right?

So New Orleans is blue, but like the people that use the New Orleans airport come from Mississippi, Alabama, North Louisiana, right?

Like-

And so you get a lot of red America coming to the airport.

And that first six months after the election, I think I saw more Trump hats at the airport than I did even during the election.

And I didn't live down here in 2016, so I can't compare it to that.

But people were crowing, puffing out their chests.

It was like, we did it.

These guys tried to take us down.